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Beverage.
Tbs Proprietors have thousands of Letters
from the most eminent Clersvmen, Lawyers,
Physicians and Citizens, to their personal
knowledge, to the beneficial effects and medi-
cinal virtues of these bitters
From Rev. j. Newton Brown, D. D. Editor of
the Encyclopedia of Religious knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recon-
mend Patent Medicines in general. through
distrust of their ingredients and effects, l
yet know of no sufficient reasons why man
may not certify to the benefits he believes
himself to have received from any simple
preparation, IN the hope he may thus contrib
ute to the benefit of others.
do this the more readily in regard to Hoof-
lands German Bitters, prepared by DIR. C.. NJ.
Jackson of this city, because was prejudiced
against them for many years, under the i'm
preston that they were chiefly an alcoholic
mixture. am indebtedto my friend Robert
Shoemake, Esq., for the removal of this pref
udies by proper tests, and for encouragement
to try them, when suffering from great and
long continued debility. The use of three
bottles of these Bitters, at the beginning of
the present year, was followed by evident
relief, and restoration to degree of bodily
and mental vigor which had not felt for SIX
months before, and had almost despaired of
regaining. l therefore thank God and my
friend for directing me to the use of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
PHrLA., June %, 1862,
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS and the friends
of soldiers. We call the attention of all hav-
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that "Hoofand's German Bitters," will cure
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We have no hesitation in stating that,if these
bitters were freely used among our soldiers
hundreds of lives might be saved that other.
wise would oe lost.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs. See that
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cents, or Half Dozen for $500.
| Principal office and manufaetory, No. 4el
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| Ohio. 50 ct2l ,1s63-ly.
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THoSR SUFFERING FROM BROKEN-DOWN
and Delicate Constitutions, from whatever
cause, either in Male or Female, will find in
Hoohand's German Bitters remedy that will
restore them to their usual health. Such
has been the case in thousands of ins .ances,
and a fair trial is but required to prove the
assertion.
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Administr ator's Sale.

BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THR PRO-
bate Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, the un-
dersigned as Admins traitor of jacob Miller,
late of said County, deceased, will offer for
sale at public outcry, on the premises, on
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John Nelson's Estate,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned was, OH the 18th day of
January, 1854. by the Probate Court of Mon
roe County, Ohio, appointed Executors of the
estate of John Nelson, late of said County,
deceased.
JOHN GRIFFITH,
THOMAS NELSON.
Executors.
Jan. 90, 1s64.-4wpd.
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JAMES W. WAT.T0M,
G Overnmental Claim Agent
WOODSFIELD OHIO.
Office, opposite the Courthouse.

w having
of
Also Marines
Gunbos;
ss also UW Pay 7ares the loyal States of
REFERENCES
Hon j. NJ Emunds, HUI
SCI Xxx James, R. Morris,
o Peni ions. N. Holist
Hon. O. Treasu VIM ESQ
62-6m.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-01-20
Dyspepsia & Liver Disease

10 you rise with coated tongue in the
morning, with bad taste in the mouth and
poor appetite for breakfast Do you feel
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full of forebodings
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REMEMBER THAT THESE BIrTERS ARE
NOT ALCOHOLIC, and NOT intended as a
Beverage.
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Dec I6. CIV Aud. NJ. q. o.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
National Union Platform.

The resolutions comprising the PLATsoRN
Of the great Union war party, rs adopted
in Baltimore. were received WITH the great-
est unanimity, and with the most en-
thusiastie, long. loud and desfening eheers,
we ever witnessed on any oeeasiea--Haem-
bers. old and young rising 20 their feet,
stamping. claPping hsnds and throwing uP
their hats. These resolutions viii be found
to cover tho whole ground Of the eObtrO-
versy with the rebels 1T the South and their
copperhead friends of the North and beth
these parties will End this platform 50 ac-
ceptahic 10 the Ameriean people taat il win
enable them to carry everything before
them in the coming Ah slSetienA. The
Peace Democracy, the @Harder State
Convehtiohs, and tbesK entacky constita-
tional Party, can now see what they have
10 meet, or raths.r what they have 20 abide
by
Mr.. RA.uoxp. the chairmsn OF the Com
mittee on resolutions, Sseended the stacy
aud Rad The repsrt Of the COMMITTEES. a.
follows
Resolred That il Il the highest duty Of
everx AmeFiean citizen % maintain against
all their enemies. the integrity ef the Union
and the paramount eathority Of THE coasti-
| tuition and laws efthe Tlniaef States and that
that laying aalde all difference and Yseaiaieal
opinions We pledge ourselves ~ Unioa men,
animated BY common sentiment. and aiHI-
ing At aeamulone hieet % dosveryt hlnginoa
power % cid the Governmenf in qaelling By
force Of arms she rebellion aew raging
aSaiuat IL aathoFity, and ia bringing 20 ths
/ pnnishment due 60 their crimes the rebel.
and tEaitsa arlaignsd sgainst Il Pro
i longea applaase
KesaleeA sThax we apywBye tie deter
/ miaAtion ef the G0esfamant &c the ghitet
j Skates MT a cuaaprsmisa with rehslA, ar q
! oder eny 4ersas l,f peaea szeepk sneA ~ may
be haeea ma "a aneeasitIaasl sarrendel
/ az their hssflilitF. hna retaFn - theil
last hsleRiaHea n the Cons1ituiion an3 iaWI
&c The Unitsd States. and thal ne eaA ppcg
1 che GeFsFnn1ani % asaintaia tbs position
aad Il prsteenbs Re waR With tie uiHos
! paasihss vieor "a The eompAeis suppression
81 the sebsllions II fan reliance upen N
ssf sacglllaag patslotism md Aeroie vAio'
! Aaa he snsIgiasg laeEalinn ef tie Amsfleai
people . il,flr l'eaalEf and - re iIastita
1 flnnA Affeafe
kssahs kss $ l,4scry 80 - 49,
ala1 eeu skat,ilR4es he slfenNth aftes -
- - 8 & b le.sssa 80 sl.z
sas eslla1s.sAs g seIIa. 80
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
The Leased Planialiens--Ordefx By
Gen. sIeealn.
IIrADSrAa4Eas Dfsfnrr ~ TfcxsErKa,
Yirksberg. Miss May = 1854
Gezsrrs Orders Ne O.

GeasTsg Orders Ne. A.
I. Tle Uaised stasrs Goxerasaessz hasiag adopted
she rssiey u leasing ehandoned plansaissas ssd
giving eFapioynens 20 sreemen i i the dt scf the
military aafharities 70 give fnslesien. - ar % p,-
sihia q he lessce Ard IaheFeT TX protes4iap eaa
otiy = given IS healeg resF.asibls The districts
h Hkish banas q gsf5fEzsae. who ase constantly
osmmlstine arpssdssions upon tAsu. are arganisra
Its sssrssSr. sssersa thai hersaslss, ia sr..y
tnssancs where Government lessee Is rekied q
properly The cosnmananK eliees oftAa Hearest nib
Itagy pea sha send safcienl force 70 the larslty
VIII ssssactians q seine from dsieyaf etissas psp.
erty sueaoient - fsily indemsify the issee Nhieh
preperSs shall BE cod e public aaction and The pro-
ccssis Ysld 10 the injured petson- -
IL the cfus@ 81 lessee are destroyed, or In any
naannsr injured, crops az the tame klaa viz be
seised fsoza asaoyal citizens and harvested fr the
henest 81 the injured party.
" any lessee IS killed By ensrsilias 81 assessment
q ten theussna 5eiass va q ense - lasisa spon
the aissfal Psspis residsnE wilhin thirty fniix Il
the piaes where The oaenss ges eaFnnaitteA. Prop
ertg Of aav Lind ell be seinei and sia ,g tbs par
posa aud he ansosst 20 asaessed Eiii h appFapra
Ted fns The hensff Il the family Of the lssses
Fail ftpsrk 81 I'D seisares sn1 sales q propeEsy
unasr this order vin. in Al sasss be forwarded d.
rect 70 these headquarters
8. ia deciding apoa fhe slaks OF personsso Be A.
sessed 4 should MOI Be forgotten that the cath q al
eitiEsn hes relatives ana hisnda atnong these cat
Lawn; II be barriers lRutects tkeEs; o. Il having
means q Gelng no Ne fiis 10 infSffn The ieasss .
TIER approach he teust ke hsM sreouniabia Ner
must b judged b sher asss not By Tie eatfu The,
Ry oosumaad ct MAJ CTS. sLccva.
d, Q. RoDoEkA a. A. @.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
He PedctaI CeaFt.

Ths Federal Court adjoarned On Thurs.
day, nfer session Of near four weeks
Judge Trigg presided With great dignity and
prcpricty, and decided al questions that
cane before him with psomptness and abil-
ity. An, we believe. we're pleased with his
dsporameaf and ImpartiaIity On the bench.
It was source Of no little qualification 20
his NUMEROUS friends, that he who, two
years sod half ago bad 70 steal away
from home like thief in tbs night to avoid
the murderers who were DIGGING him,
came back with authority to vindieate the
laws Of that government which he then
vainly sought 10 uphold, and which effort
constituted The crime that drove him into
exile. Bat re are glad to zee that he
brings with bin no maliee, but only arm
and resolute purpose 70 enforce the laws.
During the late session Of the coart, the
Grand Jury did . vast Amoant Of work,
and yet len much undons for another term.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
rtom sas Bosoa Daily Aarsrsissr.
=. Hast Tennessee.

To he nauaerssrE inasviaaals and soeiesies whose
uhsolesd doaasseas have rssaitea In the large
tEihasoa sf the rniief ~ ear loyal and deststuis
trethrrr ~ East Iennsssea On thsif eshAh lfetHFa
~ nlss. eFatsfhl aekn9sledgmentA
In aiAitian 70 the saa 81 one hundssd thcnsahd
dollan tkse eantFibussd II money articles Of cloth
ing yk6f h De seefAenfa at sssae fhnussnds have
besa recsisla and ibEwsf3sd Nor must the askld.
uogiS lskss II The Ladls Boston Sewing Circle, In
rnskiug a. tvs fhsa.and aaars ~cFtk 81 raAfsrials
q elslhinr aet Il efhlf smaller sswiag circles, 10
t5prn aaA enansrf y tafas ga.
Ideal e Is IL n,naslk Shioh has taas Car hesa
Faisel hsss aah elsewhere, much dsstiiation ani
suffering viii so reuaain nnFeIIsyed. Skslf b
mort hsisps, 81 hskaH 81 ths eemminse uhoss or
ran have - kszer b ha ellu % Fsnsise Hhstsss
Iasy q sone4ikts1 4o7 this et3eet saneanciRg the
doasliaa. hoessss lsaa ssnsatly than BE-. hithsrts
been Eone.
IA bIi An sel u aNtsEe = ~ N1ltnH 81 the
Deilg A1sarfiser is fstaFn tham ny sseaiAl thaaks
hF s.s eEstnisos dallf inssFfsse - ~ anneunes-
msna s ans tiu,e e a7fst seb1tk. - sAteh he
nsagi e tie Pres neuaa Asrs fFn1seatsA ~ eEak
nsrg adesEil.lns ehsfae Tbs gaceese * " sub
srsiRfea ~. L - eass.i I eHfea 8a pluuactsd 81
dis ihsalil5 - slsask sen
- ssK1WAHp EvsASlT
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
Anarex Iehnsaa.

TAe nomination Of this man forths Vice
Presidency il not only eosssaaion Of the
fact that Tennessee i eth an integral part
a. the Usion, bat Il Is 9 inst tFibats 70 the
integrity and armness Of man who stood
arm In defense Of his country, when his old
party associatss South wsrs ell going over
20 the enemy, violating their exths Of o1lea,
and In svary eOneeivabls way giving aid
aad comfort to The enemy.
Wewill state . faet 70 de public which
many are not aware of aad eps thai naay
others havs Lest aleat * II the United
States Senate. when the sosthsrn rnhels
~sss DESIRING thsir posss. Johsson ptosd
up n his plase. Iookea Jsa paFs fali II the
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25

Tire question vas th-n taken upon thai Portion q
the rspgst "a Htaanded and 4 was agsssd &c.
d, che SECRETARY thrsr rrfatF a. a. assaed ~ the
tislswsflaa irosn TshIsesseS.
This party llhe closes out my remarks
about the Convention, with the additional
remark that we had grand Ratification
Meeting last night on Monument Sqaare
where several Of ~ addressed many thoH-
sands, and had stirring time
Respectfully, &C.
4, ". g. B.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
BALIlMoaE, Iape eth. ISL.

SSHN s'tbs $50
The Convention adinarRel last evening.
after most harmonious and spirited meet
ing, nominating Abraham Lincoln for tho
Presidency, without opposition, and upon
the first ballot True. the Missouri delega-
zion voted far Gen. GRAFT under ihstruc-
tioRs, but then cast their vrse for Lincoln,
so IS TO make Che nomination uhsnfnSous -
Gov. johnson was nominated for The Vice
Presidency upon the hrst' and only ballot
had. There were several other names
placed Ia aoniaatien, but Johnson lssding
In the race, they changed the votes nfssatea,
and came over 10 Johnson. Danisi s Dick
inson, of New York, was the strongsas man
against johnson, bat the latter divided his
own delegation with him.
We had something Of IN animated con.
test before the Tennessee delegatioe Yere
admitted to seats, - The State is in rebel
lion. Had We been rejected, johnson mus,
have bees rejected with u.s. and this feeling
wanting % furnish the Vice Presidential
candidate, by others, had much 70 do with
.ryiag % kesp ont the Tennessee asisga.
ton. asa ffA sSft
q sss.re 80 ,rx,.xwaszv,ys5iss 49, i.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25

The following rem - taken from -.
lantA Esteilisenetr, Of Nay 60.
WAR MATERIAG.
The fsliewing i = naemoraeslum Il
material supplied 20 chr armies from
Governmenl works at Augusta. uaicr
command of Col Rains, within tie pas =
months
One million four hundred ,hcas4Hd 20
arm cartridges,
Sax thousand rounds Exsd sn.ulaais.'
fsho; aud she'll attached IA eair:dsSs :
field hasterles-l
Tairsy theasaad 6irardeys Psrc''s'a'
fuses for ride she'll
Two thoasand fye handred Coz Ba-s
psreassion hand grenades,
One thoasasd ave hansred rifie she's
field artillery
Fifty -foar fuus eight and ten inch 5
and sheli sor eolambiads
One hundred tans Of ganpawdsr.
Three complete batteries Of hrass tvs's
poEnder NapolecB guns with cS-ra;H
iimbers, eaisSoEs, harness, equip seass y
manitioa, travelling FORCES, &c
oas battery If three-ineh FiRs an -
ed Iren gnns and twelve pound eFoHs
iizefs -
One battery ef cuF twelve. pound
1efs. The shove tuo batteries eesIs
pseao Al al poists With carriages -, -
eaissons, harness. ammahitlssn, e'ia'P ih''
ete.
The advertising eolsmns Of neWsIa.
eFlsn afE,r.t considerable infSrgstloa r
! tive 10 The eoaditioa Of sscsety IN Nh's. !
e;,rala.es. Fer instance, sc ana N ohe
auan sa announcement thai $50 ~, ~
ftsonfsaerate money, Of course, VIZ % /.
! Cor the retara Ell . aiBe year esi mar ].
! immssilateiv below, sl0e - OEsFea >
recovery Of likely yoaRg negro
! Ieahsn. -
Rollers for rolling mla are va
s2e pr day. Is
Gsed dry yirgiaia salt = aavsFlS
aixls esNta Pr peasd.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
kasasIl,, salurdsy iaas .. iasd ]
81 sner . Mr.. Rxrlvfl ana Slassa.
e1tztllRs


Iaa late letter ffsnI alr. nsercts - The
ska PraslasaE q he lsass Tsnaessse Relief
Assbclalluh, ahs farl anheupt.sl tisas
Msssas sslls has eonkrfbaksd 6sk MEsA
pakp TuOUsAED BoELARs forshe relief 81 the
suffering and destitute people Of Fast Ten
nessse. This has been mainly aseUmplish.
Cd throarA the sxertiou Of that great good
aAn, Eiwxra Everest This is enc Of the
NEST remarkable and suggestive facts de-
vesopsd BY this strange wE. between
Tennessee and Massachusetts, there has
1Dever been any common identity Of habit
or thoaght, and no close commercial or per-
sonas ties, which sometimes bind together
the citizens Of neighboring States. Indeed,
we haye been taught for many years
(thosgh We did not AL helieve what ne
hsard) By designing traitors that the people
Of Massachusetts, were, above all other peo.
pie Of the North, marrow minded, seiish,
cold and avaricioRs But no sooncr Do they
hear the tale Of the deslitasion Of 8 people
Afesn hundred miles away, than. with the
instincts Of common humanity, . COM
mon religion end common patriotism,
they oatstrip al others IN the most geasr.
Qua race Of charity Mr. Everett, with all
his ability, and all his esrnestnCss Of char
acter, gOes 10 work 10 raise fanis for bis
brethren in Fast Tennessee. he IL follow
ed By all the leading men, and aided By ell
n tzr,,,s tssth
and private institutions, and By the women,
sshe boys and The giris No one seems TO
have Gals thaa be had done his duty Haless
he had contributed something. And all
this was done fFem priaeiPls. not from en-
thasiasn- They regarded 1t as a saered
anty. They have been taught that charity
srd haae<aicnca arc dztirs s~hirb iiar,s ran.
not neglect The Southern gentleman,
rolling In his wealth, viii live in the great
ed eIegance, and expend bis money with
.prineely probability on hsaasef and his
sxn circle, bal be has a dafl ear TO ths
claims Of charity outside Of his circle. us
y most liberal 70 himself while th'
Eorthssn nan Is more liberal 70 others
Hsrsin d the difference between the two
Hence puhIie enterprises have been fOsterec
and patrOniEed, and the cold and bleal
North has prospered and grown great
while The rich and productive South Ia
stood comparatively still for want Of tina
liberal public enterprise.
We say. from the bottom Of our heart al
Aopor ID Mr.. Everest and gloriOas cid Mas
sachnsctss. The people Of shai ssats ar
indeed our neIghbors end our brethren :
And that which is true Of them Is likewis
trzs, possibly in less degree, Of sll Oh
people Of the North. For, even far q
Maine has generously contributed be
Thousands for the relief Of our suferin
people. And 80 Of nearly every State
Let a. hold them Ia everlasting resem
brhDcs and prove ourselves worthy Of thei
benefaetions.
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s,..,s..t $3.50 a. ,..lls !. - treoss IN Ken.
s.t.., -, I,.,,. ..s..,,...s and t,e placing a
sI,.,e ,e,.s.r - ss,u.i.,a,.a ~ f,rsasIets ana
,g,.ls,s,f 5 m. ysstls - ,l,;s t,sst.ut . that
8. fsssss an 81 ailoSsg fl.ers eseept saeA
!. -. s mu.asra,i is.a The serytes n the
1900 ,s,.,,.. .,a =. s,,,A traou. can Is
...--..s.., 4, ,.t...I. :. :, .-,va hv Tvol.
s..T res. ...I,,s = .@t,taA ali nav r...f a.
-, t
: 49,. n i,,,. Kenturtsx
- =. -, -, -, -. .h..
-. !. -. -, -.
!. - - -, 80, ZEE
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- - - 8. ~ rt.n,u,kv .aha
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- -. {. - -. -
''.9'''s.., : 50 an
"f4"t : af.'s s.szs4 - 60. =.
are sarHee - aa.s e'ess'''''- - -
made 40 sslf - ''.s 49, = - So
many o. sns znss'i,. 80, ar. = -, ~
part'e sl's 1hA'oas '91 as 'OH'
satrue iAis sdesaee lnso pau 0.,s"' anN Pr.'
aiet mat nc has pee" ''eAsh ine ee"OA'0"
OF this morning the efs'A" u 'ne t0'S'',-
ment- states mat news hSs been receives,
''bai nothing that i = proper should be laid
before tho public. This paragraph has
created all manner Of eoDjectares and the
street h foil Of file Fnuaers. ] may Be al
lowed To state what il pot nov proper 70 be
laid before the public, ~ i viii be At least
. week before my disclosures come to light.
II i this: Gen. Grant has changed has base
to the south Sde Of James lRysr, ana
commenced crossing on Saturday, 20 as to
strike Richmond whore there are no fortif-
cations, This Is regarded - work Of
great risk, bat one that must bring sbont a
result very decisive, enc way or the other.
For my own part, I have crest confidence
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25

nza- We aealn eall attestsoa 20 %. .,.s
of Messrs Leary 3 Aeksgnaa, Ateo5S. .,,,s
Tsaw. They VII give theif sPss' $50
80. A sl,e easAsne and collecting g 80 -,
1890 infoenal claims ofcveFy kiad, - -,
- fyaSsed SsafeA GeVeroHenk -,
=. 80 81 hinss essliected. The hissss -
80 - fbp xeashers oiaes 81 -
49,. sxss RsFt ) bsasE ssese ss' - :
st.n.l and eAaeeh
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25

Tx PKEslpET1- Anarxw JahHsoa, kAsing r.
eeitea majority q al the voles i DECLARED duty
nesainasea - he eAkdsiEia AZ tie Szlieeai Cniea
rsry Ssr ysce Presatsnl q The Chstal stakes.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-25
Lngnsta NIIItarr Stares.
WAR MATERIAL

The following item is taken from -
ANITA Esteilise.etr, Of Nay 60.