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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15

THURSDAY Ev'G, Nov. ~, 1864.
-ISA good. pleasant evening Is anticipated,
and the Landlord will preParethe BEST 81 PPEK
ever given on such m occasion. A general inF4'
tation is extended. ,,
nOil I'd VI. SENU IEopIltNoI.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15

PROBATE Court, VIRGISIA.-The Pro-
bate Court, Judge Ferris presiding, trans
acted the following business this morning;
City of Virginia v. W. C. Ralsron, judg-
ment for plaintiff by default. Same V.
Treadwell, same judgment. Perry v.
Uncle Sam NJ. Co., notion to reinstate to
be heard tomorrow. Derobill V. Church
i'll, continued. Fairplay Co. v. Daily,
demurrer sustained, leave to amend grant
ed. Sylvester V. Picot, motion for new
trial overruled. Loomis V. Pitzer, ct a.,
demurrer sustained, five days granted to
amend. Collins V. Blumenthal, dismiss
ed on certificate of clerk. Hannah
Ritter, answer stricken out and judgment
for plaintiff. Schloss, ct al, V. Wummer,
ct al, motion to dismiss, overruled, and
Judgment entered for plaintiffs. People
v. Central NJ. Co., motion for new trial
overruled. Same V. Connolly, Bonner,
Gurvey, Kelley and Collins, same entry.
Brooker V. Brooker. decree for plaintiff
entered.
TAx-PAYERs.-The attention OF tax
PAYERS is particularly directed to the adj
vernsement of the Clerk of the Board OF
Equalization.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING.

URY GUUUSi UkY WUUO
DRY GOODSH
Large Assortment
Fall & Winter Dry Goods,
JUST ARRIVED AT
$. ROSENER & co.'s,
ON G STREET,
Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.'s,
CONSISTING OF EVERY Variety OF
DRESS GOODS G.!
SUCH As
Plain, Colored and Fancy
REP SILKS!
All Colors OF
FOULARD DELAINRsi
Empress and Ottoman Cloths,
Plain and Plaid
IRISH POPLINS!
French, English and American
CALICO ES!
A Fine Assortment OF
Velvet and Cloth Cloaks !
Brochce and Plaid
WOODEN SHAW LIS!
An Immense Assortment OF
COTTON SHEETINGs.
White, CoIored and Plaid
FLANNELS,
Table Linen, Towels &Napkins,
IRISH LINENS.
A Fine Assortment OF
Ladies' and Gents Underwear,
WOODEN HOSIERY.
Real Thread, ChantiIla, .VRIenciennes,
Gimpure and Linen
CROCHET LACES
Needlework,
EDGINGs AND INsERTINGS.
Point Lace Collars and Sets
RICH FANS,
Side and Back Combs,
ALBUMS. CARD CASES,
RIBBONS. GLOVES
HANDKERCHIEF
And without fall. the Largest Variety OF
Dry and Fancy Goods
IN VIRGINIA.
y. Bone Of our Firm.
MIR. L. ROSENER,
Is always at San Francisco, ready to an any orders
wbich may he sent for. with dispatch.
\. B.-We also have the agency ofthe
SEWING MACHINES,
Which are the Bcstin Use'
And selling at Low Prices. from SIS upward.
sSLADIEs. COME AND EXAMINE ouR
s. ROSENER & co,
c STREET, VIRGINIA,
Opposite Wells, Fargo & Co.
French, Spanish and German spoken. MOI II
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15
.--,~.I, and Departures.

ARs1yALs.-By Pioneer Stage-H. W.
B.ker. W. Bailey, Chas. Gayle, J. Truesdall
Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. Shoum, Miss Bullock, NJ
Carroll, Mr.. Mulhins
DEpARTrREs.--bS Pioneer Stage.-L: Gam
merdiger, Frank Maho9, J. isreaI, +. Mer'
gin, ]. H. Hardy, Mrs. Reardon. F. Lehase,
Jas. Petit, Jas. Knox, W. B. Starll, L: C.
Cheisnan, Jas. Cheisnan, Mrs W. Watkins,
F. McCue, NJ. Burke. David Bailey, A. F,
Darling, D. W. Cherry, Thomas Mullaway.
By Overland Stage-A. Jaquith, JUNO
Huber, ]. Bonstead.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15

A man in Appleton, Minnesota, recently
perceived James issuing from his well His
neiehbors gathered to put out the fire, when
i, was discovered that an oil spring had burst
through the well and becoming ignited wa:
blazing away. The fire was extinguishsd
and ths man 10 beginning TO "rsali1e."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15

FESTIVAL.
THE LADIES OF GOLD HILL
WILL GIVE
A FESTIVAL,
Fol-
The Purpose of Raising Funds
10
E11PMISH Ct InHN'S CHURCH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES.

Positively Selling Off!
AND NO HUMBUG!!
MINERS, TRANSFERS AND CITIZENS
of Gold Hill and vieinityl
nEMEMBER, THESToRE OF E. HARRIS
II is no humbug selling of, but the genuine
thing itself He don't look for any prohts on his
goods He only wishes to get clear OF MS stock
nj the regular San Francisco cost and Will con-
,irr. 70 do so till he has not got one dollars
worth of merchandise lett.
Ramember the Old Stand - Next to
Cold Hill News Office, Cold HILL
One Hundred Pairs Of 10 and 1l.Sized
BOOTS!
Which Will be sold cheap.
300 Of the Finest French Cashmere
BUSINESS COATS
rver brought into the Territory. at SIS 90.
RusIucss Coats. -----.-.--.---.-.'-..----Sl UO
Superior Boys Hats-.---.-.--.--'....-.- i I'd
Largo Lo, OF OF Small Brogan Shoes, 1 rs
Velvet Eests..--..-------------- w
Calf Boots, best quality, 80
Nailed Boots, -.--.----''----'-'-'''---4 Ou
Godfrey & Wings Best Nailed Boots, 5 so
Calf Boots, -...----------...'-'-'''' oO
Fancy Flannel Overshirts, ......-...---2 %
Rest CaI, Flannel Overshlrts, .--.-.----2 25
Grey Flannel Overshirts, Made in the
SIatesl--.--.---..--------- I'd
Undershirts and Drawers, grey and
white, ---.-----------'-''-'-'---I ="
Fine Cashmere Vests, ....--.-.....-...---3 9O
Hats, all colOrs,- --.--..-...--.-..''-.''--% w
Cotton Half.Hosc, per dozcn...-.S 90
Blue and Grey Blankets, per pair, Ia 90
Best California 1O-lb. Blnnkets-......-S 90
Working Pnnts, --...------.--.--..---2 oo
Working Pants, superior. 80
Corduroy Pants, best quality, so
Fine Black Coats, satin lined -...-..16 OO
Blue Pilot ..-.---..-----.-'-'--.-.-S O0
Fine Business Coats .....--.---..--'..-i@ w
Superior Heevy OvercOats -.--.----l@ w
Extra fine English Cashmere Suits - w
French Calico Shirts -...---......---.-'-'i q"
Very Superior Silk Velvet Vests, all so
cOlorS -.-----...'--''--'--' Nv
Cloth Caps, good aunlity....--'..------l 80
Red Drawers and shirts, ench...--.--1 80
Harrison Cass,re Suits, best quaPy..22 90
Fancy Colored Flannel Coats--..-----.4 5O
Abe Lincoln Superior Grain Leather
Top Sole Boots. extra aunlity--.-.6 0O
Calf Boots, double-sole.....---.-..-- OO
Extra DoubIe-soIe Calf Boots .....-.--.5 so
Calf Boots, sewcd..--...-.6 so
Boys Boots ..-.-.-------A ="
Gents Cavalry oO
Superior Wooden Hose, per doZen..-.2 20
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15
OmcinI Vote of storey County.

The following is the entire official vote OF
Storey county, including the soldiers vote:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15

Storey County Auditors Office.
Virginia, Nov. 9Th, 1864.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT The
n Assessment Roll Of the taxable real and
personal property Of this county viii De open ior
The inspection OF taxpayers, at the office from
tbi. dale until Monday, the l4th inst, from 10
o'clock, P. NJ: and that the Board of Equalization
will meet daily from and after Monday, the 1ith
inst, until Monday, the 9th Of DeSsm6er' iSr the
p~'P 80 ~ County Auditor.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
ARMORY HALL, B street.

ARMORY HALL, :::: b street
Committee of Arrangements,
WE Mcintosh, James McBurney.I
7. Dahlmau. II NcDougal,
Harmon, John Walpold,
John Maunix James Campbell,
/ Kaplap. Noah Z Jacobs,
Patrick Farley, &C Fordham.
Invitation Committeei
Peter Larkin. RE Arick.
IN Williams John a Collins,
Ron BaIlou \ W Baldwin,
Isaac Brokaw. w Nlnton'
Wnrdl. George Shaw,
Thomas Peasley. l. Cramer
Jacoh Yonnp James Bolan,
Hugh Kelly. iohn Moch'
Almon Hovey, lohn GilIlg'
JCClark, Gov'r Beebe,
James Root, Pat Lynch
T j Taylor, George Lewis
NJ Flood, Pembroke Murray,
A Young, Parker
George LanerauN, WINNER.
GOLD HILL.
WHHLee. Joseph La Flower.
II Blanchard, IL VI heseY'
John / HAYES. W II Began,
Samuel Arnold, hel!ogG'
Thomas Moore, samuel hyatt.
Reception Committed
w WarnOck, Barry.
b Hastings, VI Cnrntu'
Patrick Quiglcy. Del Dung
TX LovejOy, II IL Armour
John Reeves, Henry Hall.
Floor Managers
NJ EdgintOn II Il Harmon,
James Campbell. James McBnrheS'
,John Walpo,d, II McDUugal
john ManuiN. Noah L Jacobs.
Floor Director { : : w. +. Mcintosh
Firemen are requested 10 appear i'll uniform.
~ Tickets, S3 90. oc29 I'd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-11-15

Blankets and Clothing.
"A qualities and prices. Also, limited 1toef Of
Clothing, suitable for Miners wear, wiz b sold ya1
chap. KORN BR0TH1k1.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
TIE goth Ia Frldar,s Fight.

The New York Tribune's correspon-
dent with the Army Of the Potomac, in
his account of Fridays fight, says that a
desperate rebel charge was made on Han
cocks corps st half past four in the after
noon, and for time our line vas pene-
trated and threatened. some Of the men
became panic stricken and streemed of in
struggling lines to the rear. Colonel Car
rol threw his brigade into the breach
and avertsd the danger. General J
Hobart Ward, in whose brigade our 10Th
is, also did good service. The Tribune
says;
In this moment of fearful peril, Gen
eral ]. Hobart Ward, commanding the
lst Brigade Of General Birney's division
Was also conspicuous for gallantry and
presence Of mind. Mouting = csisson
his horse being lost, he ordered the dri
yer to drive rapidly q quarter of g mile
10 the rear, where, in the space of fev
minutes, he had gathered nearly q brig.
I sds of ssragglers, and was leading them
on the doubls-quick back to the front.
The power of example is forcibly illus
trsted BY this incident Hundreds O
men who moment before were perhaps
thoroughly demorshzsd, we're the mo
ment after cheering enthusiastically OF
THAR way to the enemy, Three rebe
colors were taken BY General Ward
brigade. OF these the l4lst Pennsylvs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

Of spelling for fight he would '.jast
Ike to be 10 one battle where Grant vas
opposed by Lee At the same time
there are Rlany reasons Why ] should dis
ike . see this army 50 reduced as to
make It powerless for anything bat re-
treat
You well know how all--so far as my
acquaintance extends-felt and still feel
IN regard 10 General Bragg; and wheth-
er those opinions we're correct or not
there Is nothing more evident than that,
since General Johnston assumed com
mand, this army has undergone 4 eom-
plefe metamorphosis. Instead of want.
ing everything, il is now as well supplied
IN every respect as any hodysof troops
which have ever seen, and knov that
the spirit Of determined resistance and
enthusiasm which exists among our men
can be surpassed nowhere. 1t was the
Army OF Tennessee, you reeollect which
led off in the re-enlistment for the war.
Of course we claim that under the Lead
ership of the General who has effected
all this, We shall yet prove 10 the coaE-
try that the Army Of Northern Virginia
is not the only one which deserves a
feather in its cap.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
T,OIHZa1
Dr. M. Anders ~ Co.'s
IODINE WATER

10 line Water arts upon the Heart, Liver. Kid
Tbs success which has attended the uss - thia
remedy Ia private practice, and the sndors+nsst 4
Of mf deal authority. euabls us 70 Fseom msad n
70 the praciitlonsr and tho public, fesiing con.
hdout that With fair trial Il will attest lts ova
excellence In the cure Of chrouie diseases which
Indicate Iodine 50 n as ScrofalH, nronebitis HEu
Eruptons, Heart, Liver, aud kidney Diseases,
Nervous AnvctionN, Neuralgia, Rhsumaiisna, Dys-
pepala, Debility, Syphilis. etc.
Physicians may iely upon tho uniform strsnE IA
Of iodine Water as containing three quarter
grains rrRK fodine ia zach haid ounce runs wa
tor, solvent being Wssd It 10 not ilakla 10 do.
competition nor Spontaneously. formed inequAlfs
tics neither is tho Iodins oxy dizsd nor nentral-
izsd by combination with any ingredisnf. which
reader this solution superior 20 any other msthod
of exhibiting Iodins.
Full directions accompany each bottle, that a
may be used as family medicine wsii as W
the profession.
Price one dollar per bottle ou rssslpt Of avs
dolars, six bottles delivered TRKs BY express %
any address.
Beware of counterfslts and Inlltatiens which
unprineiplsd dealers endeavor 10 disposs VI nuF
reputation. See our signature and trade s-mArk
the Greek word heading this advsrtiasmantl }.
upcn the labels and wrappers OF each bcttls. with-
cut which none IL genuine
Circulars gratis.
DIR. n. ANnKRs A 60, &
Physicians aud Chsnalsls. -
Ne. a2s Broadway, New York.
mayis dAwem -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
REMOVAL.
THns q MAGHRE

H4s REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MANU-
III fsesnring Estzbllshnsar . Me- FIRsT
sTREET, below Esin. He has large and sis-
yznt sssorfrBent Of Hons-ssad~ work. - hos -
The ansst. guaranteed "a good a. the best and
for ssle "eheap - the cheapest aud little
chezpefg
His entire stock consisting 81 fine Buggy.
Coaeh, and Carriage Harness. Light Trotting,
Heavy Wagon Dray. and Express Harness. Sad
dIe=s in sodless-v1risfy, Brides Of al kinds IN
any quantity, Collars, Girtbs, surciDzlss. Cheek
L1nes, Military Wark; IN short sFsrythizg In
hiE line, from 3 Hzsls strap - = " MoDitOr Esd
work pan, and i BOW c1sEsd 70 tbs trade AZ
EASTERN PRICES Being sbls 70 csEnpets sue
csssfriIy with anything IN the market. n sfyIs,
finish, durability, and price, be only ssks trial
Call and examine foF ycu<sslEss- APPS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
Are Ne Prepared9

From fns kiehmona " ntsf AAy q
Suppose the battle between Lee and
Grant Is indeeisive, or suppose the enc
my gain such advantages as to compel
Lee 10 fall back toward Richmond, are
zee all prepared for such a contingency
Candor eonpsfs a Negative aHsscer, for
He hare been 30 eiated By success afler
success that sre hare NOT permitted orr
selres 10 contemplate lAe probability Of
anythiag but victory. This is not wise
The reaction from the eiated condition
in which we have beea for months past
may carry as 10 the other extreme, and
at time when the highest qualities Of
manhood may be needed 10 repair a
temporary reverse, we will be found in
a state Of supine despondeney. We
sboal at Cncs look on the other side Of
the picture and secustom ourselves to
the iuea Of q temporary miscarriage ofour
arms, and tofhe requirements Of such an
event While the auspices were never
more favorable for Lee, the chances OF
battle are so various and 80 much be.
yond human control that il IS impossible
TO foresell with certainty the issue Of the
pending engagement A year ago
'SiouewalI jackson fell not far from
the spot on which Lee and Gr int are
about 10 join battle. What If Lee should
fall7 May providence spare rs this ca
lamity, for tbe people Of the conEederscy
are BY no means prepared for Il
We all know this. yet no one has asked
the qaestion: What are We 10 do il Lee
suffers reverse, and is forced to fall back
upon this eity7 Still less have We per-
mitted ourselves to consider the conse-
qusnces Of dsplorable accident which
may happen any day They hase made
up their mfHds, Haeisekv, that the raY
mast end one tcay or The other this year,
forgetting. qsife, that there can Be buf
one ssay IfLes should fall ard his army
Be unsuccessful, We greatly fear that The
majority Of The people would begin to
look the other way. But neither the loss
Of Lee, nor lbe reverse Of his army, nor
The two pat together, viii justify the con
templation 81 that other way. Let It be
dismissed at once and forever Sspp0ae
Lee fails, We have Beaaregnard. Suppose
his army fails 70 drive of Grant aud has
to retire, We have reiuforcementx and
EAAEttEAk AfttES VI 0tAEWNHA " nat
ever besides this is very clear. Our in
dependence must be woa Short Of that
We can never stop There Is 40 middle
ground, as Mr. Leach ianciss. 5etwesn
Independence and snbjugation.
How ofssn have we proclaimed that
the fall Of Richmond, aud Of all our
cities, would not, ard should not, end the
war Do We stillstand fast 10 that proc
lamafion, or are We, indeed, ready 10 see
ths war end this year, one vay or the
otherg Perhaps at this moment the
create contest on the Rapidan IS Al It's
hight and before the setting Of this days
sun The wires may bring sad tidiBgs
ShoaId it 50 chance We must set hard
the teeth and rally once more to the
breach, remembering that the cause foe
which s'Stonewall" Jackson died may
suffer thousand reverses, but never can
fail The mishaps of today may be re-
paired tomorrow, and in the end we will,
Cor Ne nass, triumph gIoriousiy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19


American Cancer Champaoa. DIR.
HEBBERs has located in the city Of oaiaey.
Illinois. No. 10s Main Street, third door above
Quinsy House. Once ever J. B. Daytca's book
atsrs.
he claims to b the Kisg Of Cancers and all
kines Of Fever Sores, such - white Swelling aad
bsps Diseases, serofsIs, Piles, soFs Eyes in shslr
vorst stages, Liver Complaints, Consumption,
Esn&ls Weakness, snd Salt Rhssn, 7sitsF,
Khsamatlsm, Ae., Ae.
The Doctor became master Of the above diseases
while travelling through Eareps aud Amsrsea. and
hsHov stands At the hsad of his prossssisa bofk
ln Europs and Amsrie4. Ths Doctor wifl taks
pleasure in showing his SisItors certificates " ths
sesvs diseases whore they have bssa giYsn sp -
lBcarsbis b. tbs best physicians In the country.
Ths Doctor also guarantees cure In all cases
where ths patient lives up 70 the directions.
Ths pstisst wilI please correspond rsekiy. Civ
sng true statsnsnt of the eass. No. -
- Ths poor dealt vita libsEsily.
caaoers extracted In from four 10 fwsusy -four
heaFs. without instramsuts pain, or drsp si
bleed. mayi2
Notice 90 Physicians and ths Pabiie.
ALLcocK's POROUS PLAsTKao.--TKsTIEo-
NAL New Yerk. Nov. -. Isss. T. AIiesek A
Co.s Ne. so4 Canal strrst--0saflsmsm iatsiy
sHeersd ssVsFsiy from weakness IL ny back. &c
e.sionsd by suddenly svsr-exnftIsE nysslE Hsx-
lag heard your piAstsss zueh rseenmssdsd ssr
cases Of this kisd, procured ems, and tbs result
was al that l could dssirs. A single plaster
cured ns IN = week.
Tours, repeatedly,
-. BEf00s,
" rropristsr Of ths BrAsareth House,
"Hsw York"
TAsrs is nothing squst, IN de way 81 Plaster.
- the Porous Plaster Of Mr.. Aiiooek. IL Asth.
ma. Csagh, KIdssy Ansstions. and LEGAL deep
seassa pains, they Afford permanent relief; snd
fer weak backs. pains In shs side, stitches, and
rpssnoais pains gsssFsiiy, they are unsurpassed
fat the bssssis thsy impsrt. Prize - esnts s@eh
Prlneipsi onses, 2oa Csnai ssrsst. Nsw York.
4. EELsoN q CO. aad n D. THOMPSON.
Evansville. IBd. aud by al -vsspsetshIs dsyisFa
10 medicines. msh2s I'm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

Aaa tts aitenAsnt train efsynptsms. q nsss nsss
ltke chxr1n than = mediclns Theea 4 anaki.s
y TIE rage q TIE hatsri4 Msdica, that als . ns-
meat beaF comparison siik lt On tkis dtnsess.
A thli aeccaet Of this wohdsrfal einn& rnar 4.
saana N tas lith sdliien Of ths 2. :. Dkpssneas.
r. pages 1881 and 1855. FT
ssrte~ 81 sxpcriments 10 whleh ~. nsii has
hsen feF ysers engaged. hss Jasa hssa trsashf II
Asaecessiat termiuaiicas ana haas na~ nmakisk 10
e1eF % the public a comhlnnlian ~ csSras. .Elsk
ether approved toates. the whsis prs<srsaz II -
eest gn-liiy 81 copHer-alssilipd Boarhoa uhinkr
whiea he I cehaaesl has 30 sQual h ahs wsFiA
ne n.tkht farnish = selnms ef esFsiaesses, kaa
ths pahlie have iahx slaes iesfnsd 10 sselmsas
thinga at their true falus Tha aEs.st nian IA -
every ane % tssi fof himself the vlrtnss Of = -
msdicink 0Iwe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

MIA captured one, and the 20th Indiana
the other two. s
A Sergeant, whose name / am sorry
70 say am not able to obtain at present,
had desparate hand-to-hand conflict with
the Color-Sefgeant Of a rebel regiment,
bat finally succeeded in vanquishing bis
antagonist and securing the prize
The demoralized troops we're not OF
Wards brigade, but rallied By him and
brought to the support sef the brigade.
The galiantry Of the 10th, At least, is re-
cognizad By the Eastern press.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
me Latest ana Most Important d.
esEery OF the Isth Century.
Compound r.s,sr.l ss VIVA OA.--y


nsa oeeoiae heusehold vora tAr,u.A.-. a =.
: 81 AAa seath aud bis Wern Lossnsss- 4. -
thAa year affer thsir introdarfioa sss.s.-S !
sspat@tien - N3de-sprsad - tha eop flnssl -
Ssrsh naeFteA- hut the erswAlng eforv ~ -
NE remains 70 he attained il his latest iz.rrss-
= fashsr conbinafion; fsE ha aoss not elan -
have essR the diseasrru< q cRnRoN. whfsk = -
sssis % ths otttsrs new sasrsd fe tAe sskits
80 eeaor teieass y the naEfFs in nhaklinnfs ~
central America, % whsm les rirtusa hsE. -
9assn tor more thsn i've hundrsa ysars Arrs4
stth y the Indiau bios asa4nas ls ahs nnesi aaas-
y malaria And handles witAega fnsr fhe uue.t s-a-
emens serpenta. u s hslisf wisA ths.s fArs
shile there = breath lsfs In she hoey thn csdren
Hs. -
NAiis Dr.. Bull = cot rrspsrsd - indsr.. tkas
sxtrNNAgAnt prsasnsicn. Ne L nsFsrtheisss saals-
so tren theroakA sxAnlnalioa ef shs srtfsnaa
fsassiss 70 iis yirtnes thai - . rsmsay naa -.
ssatAssfe sof ~ diseases AEiaink ffea exzassre.
sttAsr g The seanEs q weAthsr sna lIns1z 81 -
tAs miAsmatie inbaencsa. Il ssands wltheae ~
"a, ans tn.ily t.@efvss the rspuiAffen Il kss -
iong esloyed - ossfrAl Amariss aud lks Wesl L.
dies. In etlt4 - =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19
Cedron Bitters

Ons trial and gou VII nsgsF uss naS sshsFn ~
II = not necessary 20 ruhlieh ioax limt 81 a.
sasss tsrwhIeh the GadFsa nilasfs ars 4 suaaiee
10 al diaasscs of the STOMACH n0V&
EBAs LIVER 0N HxEnMEYH u
10 al afsctions of the BRAIN nK.pEND-
IAI LPoA DEEANaHMENT OF
THE STOMACH Or no4vELns
In GOuT. Rl1EUMATzaM AID MEE-
RALGIAt -
Aud - FEVER AND AauEt
It's dezttned 10 anparcsds al aahsr ssnsAias. L
not oaiy cures these diseases, bal II Fenvnzzs
them. =
beiore each nsss. VIII ebrlnts tha 90 ersss af a.
most snheaithy climate, sBd scrsea ths rsrssa
taxing - asAiast disease andsr the aasss isyina
eqpnaurss
seid b DrHselsia and croosrs esnsr.llv
- -nr. JOHN BOLL's Prinsipai ones, TiaA
strvs., Loaisyiila. NJ. - = -
seid ey PKTKR vTsRLINo,
bhs eols Agent. Eysnssilis. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-19

ACase OF DyapeEsis OF sixtssn IN years
standing cured by one box Of 7. N. shsrp's esle-
hrassa PILE Read the testimony -" Philadsl.
phiA, Feb. 9Th, lss4. Mr.. John J. Krensr-Dsar
SIR; havs been a sufferer from that NEST hOrrla
disease. Dyspepsia, for sixteen yesrss but aftsr
using the one box Of 7. N. shArp's Pilh whieA
purchased Of you soms three weeks ago, feel Aa
IL had entered into a new life-ny general health
has improved, my appetite has increased, aud al
together feel like = man. take pleasure In
recommending them to the public as SAFE aad re-
liable. Yours truly, G. T. FORBES. Ne. Isl
Chestnut Street, Philadelphis."
Price 81 a bsx. Sold By druggists svsryvhsrs.
JOHN ). KRONER, Principal Agent.
4os Chestnut Street, Philsdslphia.
mAyl2,'s4 en-