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To be certified by the United states pist+jct a
torney, Collector OF Customs, Or anv otber icsr
under the United States Government, or reSnonsI.
bic person known TO this Office
All proposals received under this advertJua,,. ~.
VIII DO opened and examined at this Office on WEI
NEsDAf and SATURDAY OF each week. at 10 NJ
are respectfully invited to be present at the
opening OF bids, If they desire. $500 = 80
516 A. '. BARRINGER. ny 'ii p
Captain and ChIefQ uarteFrs astar '+
yanzE-tI Department OF West Viroinia
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Ratlg gatEIIigeuGer
OFFICIAL,
LAWS OF THE UNITED sTATEs
Pas'ed at the FHrst Se.ston of the 4Rfrtv.
eighth ConSyesy. -la
GPUBuC-NO. SOL

= : -KIV' GU : :
Az AUr to amend an act relative 70 the public
printing.
Beit enacted BY the Senate and House { Reprsssu-
tAtVe9 OF the United States OF America In Congress
assembled, That that part Of the act entitled q An
act TO supply deficiencies in the appropriations ior
the service " the nscai year ending the thrtisth Of
june, eighteen hundred and -four, and for 9TH
hundred and sixty four, as provides "thAt hereafter
no printing or binding shall be done blank books
Of the Government without a written Recitation on
tue Superintendent OF Public Printing IRON the
head OF such department" be- and the same IL here.
by amended BY inserting after the word depart.
ment where it Is last above WIitteh the following
words, viz: "Or his AEsstant Assistants 80 that
It Will read 1.-THE head Of such department or his
assistant or assistants" =
Approved, June 3, 1864
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L 1ITGHO0CKL
70 AT NO. 11s1z MAIN STREET, -
(HOrnbrook'S, Building) Soc, 7stl ~
- Open for Students day and evening. ~ ~
EVNHE purpose of this institution is TO Instinct
4, young men (and women tool in tho principles
which govern the correct TRANSACTION 81 be6uniarV
mum Accommodating anditS concomitants.
T.. elts BOOK-EkEEPING;I ..g ,..s,s
stripped Of its absurd Verbiage and ancient nro.
hxity and fntrieacy, aud adapted 10 the ITo5sr5
mode OF doing business especially IN fha TTTita5
states Is the leading subject ofattention III Tvs
Nhlcn are as exact unerring and free nom ieTSES
ton as those Of nature and comprfsed n vaT1 ~
words, are hrst made familiar to the student VIM
ook:keeping, in numerous sets Of books IN 800
variety q forms TIL he thus acquires masteTV Of
to any kind Of business. 49, l''iAA'S'
A WRITING SCHOOL,. ~.
Is open day and evening, attended nv tot,, A..
ana gentlemen, where, without entering for the fII
Ss good handwriting can be obtained In
~ AR1ITHMETIC, lg - - $50
and its application Is an rnaunsrr Of 7rti sDHa
iCouNTING-HousE CALCULATING
receive the attention their primary Importance a..
mandG The student will be made aconSin ts ITS
several modes of calculation mot fnt1nJ ~ LI
greatly to the abbrsyiAtiou OF his Vorl -
Gnere IL open to the student also eourSoof - w. I
BUSINESS SCIENCE is Goes Of
9SaE PITTS iga ESaSsl ESoRomy cg.pmsroal Law AND
OF eminent Business Men IN regard to The IN,
Sa9 81 conducting business successfully SnS
u u aboYs subjects are ,fnterpor,.
g Sitn wHIins and fneulcatiohs tshfifF "a tS
toEnataon OF high character o. man ind u sns
1ns eouEse OF tnstructton e, intended 70 ~ a.
Commeretal oos9a. t9E9egh as that Of any Of the
dent is much less. spouse 70 the stu
L: II. beg leave to refer those to whom h. :.
SI1d e ne oeers Of the banks In WhseIipS
A4u uSePorT and especially to his GtudentS.
TERMS, &esloiaa
For the full course aboye Ipdi.. ~! a..
SS ~, payable on enterinR FOR Tia S,ase
pTn 81 eG STs - Tine unlimited; to remain or re
n nom two 70 three months. s'y completed ISeE
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u FS%>-'4HAt = = fll- J. g..
County OIL, and State Of berebv JojntIS
and severally covenant with the United states an
guarantee in case the foregoing bid of--be
accepted that he or they will within ten DAYS after
the acceptance of said bid the contract for
the same with good aud sufficient sureties in A
the forage proposed in conformity to the tsTmS If
advertisement dated -- 1864, under. which the
bid was made, and in case the said--shaII fan to
make good the difference between the odeF. nv the
said----and the next lowest responsible BIDDER.
or the person to whom the contract may be awarded
Given under. our hands and seals t6is-dav 81
-lS64 .--.....-.-.---... - s - - Joy u
Witness: s,--..--.
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tPuBr1c-NO. es.,

An AcF 70 provide for the payne, Of the second
regiment, third brigade, Ohio volunteer militia
d1rlpg the time they were mustered into the ser,
VicO OF the United States.
Bel enacted by the Senate and House or RsprpseD.
tativeS Of tbe United Sates OF America In Congress
assembled That the second regiment, third brigade
Ohio volunteer militia, mustered into the serVice
Of the United. States n Cincinnati Ohio, on the
fourth d6y.ol Bsp6Snbor, eghteOl hundred and six
ty-tWcS notwithstanding inegulaTitY may have oc.
CURED in the manner Of their mastering into the
service Of the United StAteS be paid for the time
the officers and men were in the service respective
ly, after being mugtered Lot, however, to exceed
the period Of thirty d9Ys.s nd . ss'5-Tflsr
Approved, June s. 1854. $50 - =
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FORM OF PROPosAu.1pea5
TOWN, COUNTY AND srArE.l
Fnasa

TOWN. COUNTY. AND STATE.
.,4r..r- .-.,. OBJ DATE.
I, tue Undersigned, do hereby propose to furnish
and deliver 70 the United States at the Quarter
master department at -, agreeable to the terms
dated Cumberland Md,---1s64, the following
Of T5ei Of Corn, in sacks, atpOr bushel
5Bushels of Oats, in sacks, at-per bushel
OF 1921 thirty-two pounds. -
Do1nd. 7FonH Of baled Hay at--per ton Of 1000
,o mErOnS of Baled Straw Iat--psr ton Of goo
Delivery to commence on or before the day q,
-T.ls64, and to be completed on or before the
--day ot---1S6-, and-pledge myself to enter
INTO Wr1ttencontrRct with the United States with
Sood and approved security, within the space Of ten
sdays alter being notified that my bid has been ac-
Your Ob't.soryapt, lss s- ~.
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Witness

Deiet the above named Ruarantors are Go5Sl onS
s4cient as securities for the amount for which tIev
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GUARANTEE

Capt. A. v. BARRINGER, Chief Quartermaster Denart
ment of West Virginia, Cumberland, Nd. : ~ -
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DLAIR's GOUT AND RHEUMATIO PILLS CSp
jos s' h1a 9 op ID DRUG STORE nc
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CHERO KEE REMEDY
Cherokee INJECTION.q

~
ooNPoUNpEp HRoN ROOFS, BAREs LEEvEs. -
nHERoKRE REMEDY, the great Indian D,uret,e
W cures all diseases OF the nrfnsry orESnS sci
Is Inconttnence Of the Urine, Inflammation OF the
Bladder, 1hhammAtion OF the EidnBBS, St0n9 IN thu
Bladder, Structure Gravel. GLbet GonorrhQa and ;.
- especially reeomme lded in those cases OF Flour
AlbuB Tor Whites In fem GlOJl whore all the old
seoua medicines have failed.
~ 1t IL prepared In q highly concentFS ted form
the dose only being from one to two teaSpoopsfulS
three times per day.
~ 1t is diuretic and Alternative In Its action; pu.
rSing and cleansing the blood, causing It to doW in
ron the system all peEnicious causes which have
CHEROKEE! INJECTION IL intended As an ally
assistant to the CHEROKEE REMEDY, and
Ahould be usedih conjunction With that medicine
IN All cases OF Goporrhoaa, elect, Flour AlbuS or
Whites Its effects are healing, soothing and demul-
cent; removing all scaldIng, heat chOrdes aud pain
that s experienced With nearly all the ehSGp qdac
Injections. ,gIF 90 ,-.,.l'f go - -rr
II ~ By the use of the CHEReK EE REMEDY and
CHEROKEE INJEOTION-the two medicines At
the same tme-all improper discharges are FsmoV-
ed, and the weakened organs are speedily restored
to full yigor and strength TOM go. as
g11S-Eor iull particulars get our pamphlet from
any drug store in thecountry, or write uS and We
will mail free 70 any address, full treatise.
/ IL Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, 81 per bottle,
or three bottles for S. f,t.- -, : 80 :
|, :, ~ Price, oHERoKEE Injection, S9per bot
tie, or three bottles for IS. - 'I5.,I - I'm n
3S-Sent by Express to any address receipt Of
AS-sold by all druggists eEsrywhsrs.. .r.rrs
GO DR.. W. R. MERWIN 4 co.,
..l--A =-sa.L r Sole PropTistoTs,,yg 5E8dG
mrlI d&wly No. SO Liberty Str, New York.
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p. tPu1l1o-No. e2.

An ACT to PunHh aud prevent the oOunterfeitiuR of
coin or the United States.
Be It SBReted BY the Senate aud House Of Rspr.
aentatiVes OF the United states Of America in Con
gresS assembled, ThAt IL any person or poFaop1 en-
cept now authorized by Law, shall here after ms
or cause 70 be made, shall utter or pasl or A.
tempt 60 utter or pass, any coins Of gold or silver
or other metals or alloys OF metals intended fer the
use and purpose Of current money whether in the
resemblance Of coins OF the United States or foreign
countries OF original desiGn, every person 20 Of
iending shalL on conviction thereof punished by
hne uOt exceeding three Thousand dollars or BY i'm.
prisOnment tor = term not exceeding i've years, OF
BOTH at the discretion Of the court according to the
aggTSvAtfun Of theOdenee. q r 3&1fs 2ss@IC4
Approved, Jane S, 1854.
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AN ACT to create additional supervising inspector
Of steamboats, and two local inspectors Of steam
boats iorths collection dstrict Of Memphia Ten.
nessee, and two local inspectors for the collection
district Of Oregon, and for other purposes.
be II enacted by the Senate aud House Of Repre-.
sentatVes Of the United States Of America in Con.
greSs assembled That there shall be- (ssiRnated md
appointed, In the mode prescribed by law, and who
Anall DC paid the same annual compensation as IL
now pAlu, one additional supervising inspector Of
steamboats, and TWO local inspse Of steAnOoats
at Portland, In the collection district OF Oregon and
two for the collection district of Memphis, Tennes.
see, at AN annual compensation of seven hundred
dollars to DO paid as provided by law, in case OF
othsF IKE insPectOrs and aid inspectors shall per-
FORM the duties and be subject to the provisions Of
the steamboat act Of August thirtieth, eigh' cen
hundred aud lfty' two. =
Sec. 2. And BIO 1t further enacted, That 30 much
OF sad act rs provides for the appointment of two
local inspectors Of steamboats, in the district OF
Mheeling, on the Ohio river, and for their cOmpen-
bAlion' 70 hereby repealed.
Sec 3. Aud be It further enacted, That, each
engineer and pilot, licensed according to the pro-
VISIONS o. sa1d act shal pay for every certificate
granted oy any Inspector or inspectors the sum of
ed by law.
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted That the FORTY.
second section OF the act of August thirty eighteen
hundred and hfy-two, be 20 construed a. to reOure
the inspection OF the hull and boiler In the manner
prescribed by that act, OF every vessel propelled in
whole or In part by steam, and engaged a. ferry
boat tug or towing boat canal boat in all caseS
where, under the laws Of the United States SueiI
vessels may be engaged in the commerce with Tor.
SRn nations, or among the several States
Sec. o. And be Il further enacted. That all enEi-
neerS and pilots OF Terry boats, tug boats, towing
boats or canal boats subject to inspection by this
act, Ghall be classified aud licensed in the same
ner as are pilots and engineers by said act Of An.
gust thirty eighteen hundred and hfty.tWo. =
Sec q. And DO IL further enacted, That In lien of
the tees ion inspection required by the thirty
section Of the act of August Thirty eiRhteen nun.
dred and hfy-tWo. the following shall be paid For
each vessel Of one hundred tons or under, TWENTY
hVe dollars, and In addition thereto for each one
dollAu. -''
Sec. l. And be Il further enacted, That all parts
OF the act Aforesaid, which by or are
Inconsistent with this Act, arc hereby repealed.
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BUSINESS sCIENCE N

comprising Political Economy, CuIDruarcjaI
S Finances Banking and Currency; aiso
q eminent Bushes! Men in regard to the heI'
Syoi5is Ssi,!s onouetng buEneaS successfully and
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Notice! Notice! Notice!

have just received per exnre.. !. .,,.-,-
4. SSoEtmsnt Of HRENCII, SoOTCH, AND %ISRpS44
IAN FANCY OAeSIMERGH Our elSti3551 a I;
anime the Same. : Z q John TT. Nm ND az.
nya no 1o2 Main ,tr.st N1 sSs TsIloEa 8
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a. o. the the tul Course above indicated ths
bISn ~ P1yablS on entering. FOR the fe11i1Sta
turn AZ TTsa.S ~ line unlimited; to remain or -.
N nom two to three month";. 4 Rte5Sa
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~ MO ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions. - ohiea,.
No. !, Mcclure House, being the same ofoe formerly
occupied by Adams Express Company. april
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p % BAR IRON. -1.r-.e--
BAR IRON, Round from 3-16 to Sin. iGs t4 s15ygs.
B Bts I I1Ss' E sGRsF' tf5d Ii In @ 70
Ban IRoN, Oval d" 38toi&11Sin." .,,y.....
Bar IRON, HalfovaI" 3-S to I&I< In. 1l- -t-
rs Bar 1RoN Out TO length Tire. ; a sas .s Il,
-, BAR 1RoN. Hoop, from a to in. From Penn.
SSy , American, Wayne and Sligo BIillb Pitt.
..noa 20. H1LDRETH 4 BRO, !'''e
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:. WEST VIRGINIA.
Business College,
49, AT wHEELING.. 's ~

Gll. l5- ooHpUOFED BIZ
T. EIIEGHOoCKg
. AT NO. 11s1z MAIN STREET, {. ~
~ (HOrnbroOk'S Building) esa.,l 7ag -
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IS ..5t.t MARYLAND LIME "a - =.
J00 BARRELS Maryland Lime, fresh, burnt, 70. i
mrs 0i.'l y P.o.HrnDRErH& BRo,s I.
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An ACT to amend an act entitled can act making
grant OF alternate sections Of pnbIic lands to the
state OF Michigan to aid in the construction of
poses, -
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NSNA4Bb Bank OF .HVheelinQgl.
:. Sg.os, between Monroe and I,tov,1 =,
M ggStt h1 hkQsIYED ON TRANSIENT DRPogI4
111ssLeSt PAID on Special Depoaft1 CoiIsefionS
= e4 9S i G949. THOB H LIsT PrsIiie54
4 Z. aILDRHTH, TreaIurSF!as siSSiS5F1 BAG.
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ONE NEW IMPROVED THRAsHINa OLRAN.
~ Ing Machine, Ralston'S patent, six horas nov.
or, with truck. Enquire OF -. I-.-,--l'7- ".
P.O.HILDRETH BRO.
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e.. = L-rg WIRE gli1e ~ u D..
1000 LBS Soft Wire, foE vineyards, received
G 10 by p. O. HILDRETH BRO
-nLo 49, ! NV ~. IS Main atrenN. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

THE SITUATION lines around
Nashville remain in q st.te Of rsmarlsa-
bic quiet The desuhory picket firing
and the light cannonade at random,
which amounts 70 nothing, are about the
only events worthy Of note that transpire
from day 20 day. The rebel cavalry are
kept On the move and their MANY nm
successful attempts to cross the Cumber-
land river are evidence that Hood does
not iutend 70 assault the works Of Nash.
VILE, ,.bnt simply is mAnnuvring to throw
bis army into Kentucky. Once over the
river, be could sweep across the State.
pass out through Pound Gap, enter vir.
ginia, and, By determined effort effect
. junction With Lee, in front Of Rich
mond, and be prepared 70 fall upon Grant
or Sherman and peal some heavy blows.
The theory, We know, is vild. and con-
trary to all principles Of modern warfare.
But new era has been inaugurate1;
the old rules are no longer accepted as
guide. Sherman and Hood, in their
present campaigns, have demonstrated
this fact They do not adhere 10 the old
fogy principles Of The time-honsred
school We are making rapid stridesin the
art of war, and nov no theory can scarce
IL be Wild enough 20 be called absurd
II Hood should get bis army across the
river, and fair start, be could render
desolate large portion Of Kentucky.
make his exit through one Of the noun
tain gaps, with Thomas pressing close
upon his rear, but powerless to prevent
the movement Success in carving
cut q programme Of this kind would de-
pend more upon rapid marching than
upon strength Of numbers Hood can
not well retreat from bis present position.
Such policy would prove the ruin Of
bis army. Thousands would desert him,
and spirit Of Generalization would
prevsde his ranks HE only hope i 10
20 forward he must faiter his men bv
az appearance Of success. Al invasion
Of Kentucky woald give the rebel col
diers more eonfdece 10 their leader and
cause, and they would 6ght with more
deteruiHAtien. For this reason. We be-
heve the efforts viii be made. It de-
Pends on General Thomas to say ubeth-
er It shall meet with suecsss or not
LoafisrfLLe Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
Additional River Items.
MONDAY SOox


The river e0afisuss to all sharply, with suoael
water still 70 safs and easy navigation fer a.
classes Of steamboats,
AZ ws predicted, good deal Of shore ice "a.
formed last nixht. rhsre has bssn bug lgtIa busl
Dsss doas ca the lssse TO- day.
Tbs arrivals ssnos Sunday night wsrs tha GsId
su Eagle, hsmphls 10 Cincinnati: the sharnasr
Cairo to Evansville; the KelIeEg. Nashville G.
Louisville, and the MoTnisg Star. HsnAsEson G.
Loalsyilis.
The Ges- AndsFson is leading and will lsavs
this afternoon for Cairo, IN command Of Captain
Billy Lowth. The prospects sf big trip are No,
very aatssriag-
The KELLOGG, from Nashville, passsa Up this
morning. shs wa rsadlsd with baiists and balls
fTo@ fsbsi battery. erected b. Gen. Ly0n. Al
Cumberland City. % miles below elarxsxiils, Bat
shs ezst "a hsr bsrgss aud cane through.
The Thomas 4. Tatt wss eaptarsd and burned /.
The Ben saith and 41othsr sm&lI boat wsss Mlss
captured aad Ia ths hAads II The rebels, shss the
kellogg ran By.
The Tut vas captured on Saturday, and fuii
ds'ail have bssa Furnished us b. the Esussx.
"hleh - will Pabliah sa-merrow morninx.
The ohAr@er had q snail los q tobaaee, Ana
llttls other Insight
The Morning Star took est fair frfP.
The Alice Dean and Rohsrt Buras are au.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
CedrOn Bitters

oae tfiAl ana you viii usqsr usN any oshsrs
IL = not necessary 20 publish long list Of aa#-
eases for which the Cedron Bittrrs ars = sra,-isr
In All disesses Of the STOMACH. BOW
ELS LIVER Oh KIDNEYS
ln Atl aaecfiouE Of the BRAIN DEPEND
NC ZION DEHANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH OR BOWEISt
In GOVT, RHEUMATIsM AND yEF-
RALGIAs
Ana in FEVER AND AGUEt
'tts assstne1 70 saperesde all ether reueaf.- In
rot enly cures thess diseases, but Il rRKvHxTs
then.
wins glass fsll Of the Rittsrs taken su No-r
before Zach neal viii 0bvsase the III e.css OF thp
most unhealthy climate. and sere@a the pers1r
taking IL against diseAse andsr the n est tryiux
eqp1sufDs.
Sed BY Druggists and Grooars x.uarnux
Dr. JOHN BoLLs Frineipai Oncs. Vim.
strest, Louisville, Kr.
sea ~ PETER vIERLTxG,
iees sole Agent, Exznsville. Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13

peeted by the Rebels.
New 1ogK, Dec. IA Washington
special 10 the Tribune says: A Charles
ton paper Of the 9th announces tina,
sherman was at Station No. s on the
9th, 6ity miles from Savannah. Hawas
marching in the direction of Savannah.
Their prisoners report that a detach.
msnt from Buffers army had effected a
Judgement on the south side OF the
James, between Drury's Bluff and a
rebel battery at the Hewlett House. is
now discredited by the Richmond press
Affairs along the front, they say, had
for some days been quiet, bat q grand
attack by Grant was still hourly sppre-
hended.
Late rebel papers contain the Mes
sage Of Gov. Smith, of Virginia. laid
before the rebel Legislature of that
State last Thursday He recommends
the repeal of the State law which ex-
empts certain citizens from conscription
by Jed Davis officers, and saws he il
utterly At loss to understand WHY these
men should not be swept into the army
as well as others. He also expresses
himself in favor Of arming the slaves,
and thinks that the Legislature should
pass some act to regulate the prices Of
the Hecessaries Of life.
The exchange of prisoners which was
broken off at Savannah short tine ago
is now progressing as rapidly as prae-
tieable in Charleston Harbor In con-
sequence of this and in accordance With
arrangements previously made, the
bombardment of the city Of Charleston
has been temporarily suspended and will
not be removed till the exchange is con
cluded. The bombardment ceased on
Sunday morning, the 4th inst, and the
operations of transferring prisoners was
soon after begun. 1t was expected that
two or threeweeks would be required to
complete the exchange.
The TSIbERe's Washington special
says that Gen. Thomas telegraphed to
Washington on Saturday that nothing
could move around Nashville without
slipping up
The Government seems to have eatire
confidence not snlyin Sherman's move
ment but in the other now on foot Il
IS feit that the country will rejoice over
the news of another victory before the
/ close of this week.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
0ompeuna r.ssor.l Of VIVA ch.rr

aes beeoms hsusshold word throughout the
est sad south and his Worm Lossares. iu iass
thaa year after thefr Introduction sttAIs~a a
reputation As vids-sprsad - shs continent >
NORTH America Bet the crow fpx sierv af hfs
ie remains g - sttainsa ia his latest asrayass
Sr tAsasr cemhtnattans for he does nos elaltn -
nsse e~en The dissoFsrsr of CEDRoS uhieb IL The
sls essls oi The eisfsrs nov oasrsd 10 the publie
ahAt haner belongs b the native InhAhgtAnts %
seauai America, 20 Shoul It's virtues haVs t-sa
AnsNn iot nofe than tWo hundred years Ar -
Stth t. tbs Indian lids defiance b fhs unaal dad
" malaria And handles wtIhous Gar the nsa.t veg
omoas serpsnts. II is hallef with thsm that
Shils thsry e breath isft IN the body the Csdrea
be-
Nhiis DF. Ball IL not prepared 10 in,Eorsr tas.
ehuaFagant pretousinn. he fs u4vsrthaiess safis-
ned from thoreugh eEaminailen Of the svidenee
relative 70 It's ytrtass, that remedy aad pre-
FsniAtivs Tor al diseases arising from sTpassrr
e3hsr 70 the changes of wsashar and climate or 10
the Hsihsmatsc inausnCsn. IT stands without = Fl.
val, and justly deserves the reputation il has 80
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by BE psi a,

a tss attendant train Of symptoms, u acts mere
-. ssArm ihan medicine There is nothluE
IN the range Of the NafertA Medlea that far mr..
@ens eear comparison With Il IN Ibis disnzss
A fall 1ceonnt Of this wonderful 3lAnt nav be
oaea ~ tie l4th eiition ef the Z. $ Dizpeaaaio-
~, pagss l3sT and 1855
s.sies 81 ezpsrimeR - in which Dr. Ball has
- Sr years engaged. he's Just been brouxhs TO
.s1esessini tnrstnasion, and he fs nos enahisd 70
ouor 70 ths public combination ef Cesgrnu. with
other approved touics the whole presertsss IN fhs
oest quality Of copper distilled Bourhos uhisky
agea he e eoHhdent has 20 equal in the wurld
= mikat furnish . volume ef certificates, hzt
seote have long sines learned 70 estimate
AsaSa Al their trus value. The aAfsst plan is fsT
ssesy ons 70 test for himself the virtues ef nsw
medicine. Efvs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-13
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. hbis New Cider,
dru1s new Goldfish,
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