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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22


Toe river is rising very handsomely
a this point, aud hence all the way tc
Pit,sburg.
The rise at this point, up to last even
iag, was about three feet, sufficient to
render navigation more easy. and give
steamboat men more CHEERING prospects
The Lleweilyn, from Louisville, a.
rived on Saturday night and the Pales
tine last night. The Palestine will leas,
At % o'clock this morning. She is :
neat, comfortable and new boat, ane
her officers are very accommodating an
tightly popular gentlemen.
isDiek Cox is her excellent clerk.
The Charmer, Capt Gus Dusouehe., ,
a gentleman Of celebrity and high repu-
tasion, viii leave at two o'clock to-day
for Cairo aud al way ports. carving the
mails, passengers and freight to all &C
eessible points We commend her and
b N as worthy and well qualified
Numerous boats are lying at the levee,
waiting the mOvemen, ofthe powers that
be.
The r. X Dunksrson went to Green
River yesterday. aud the GoOdy Friends
departed for some point below.
We notice the hall Of Capt Fosters
new boat, lying at the lower end of the
wharf where she viii receive her cabin
and outfit
The Alice, and James Gray, the latter
under command of Capt Ed White, late
Of Cardsville, came out Of Green River,
Yesterday, with tobacco.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

SUNDAY NIGHTS
DisDatchea.


ISDfsSARoLIs, Aug 2l-Sone days
ago Gov Morton received letter from
the East stating that large quantities Of
ANS we're being shipped to dislsyal par
ties IN Indiana. Ga the 18th inst, four
boxes were received, addressed, J. J.
Parsons. OF the firm OF f. IT. Dodd &
Co. printers in this city Last night %
boxes more to the same address were
received and drsyed to Dodds office
The military authorities Immediately
placed q guard around the building, and
took possession Of the boxes Upon ex-
animation they we're found to contain
revolvers Of the best quality and 6xed
ammunition. ]. ]. Parsons and Chas
p. Hutehins, Dodd's partners, and Vim.
Harrison, Grand Secretary Of the Sons
Of Liberty, we're arrested, aud placed
under guard st the Soldiers Hone The
two former were relieved on taking the
oath Of allegiance.
This evening book containing list
Of the Sons Of Liberty was found in
Dodds safe, including the seerstary and
Auditor Of State, Attorney General. and
J. J. Bingham, Editor Of the State Seat
mel. and the names offonr hundred rebel
prisoners as third degree members u
II. Dodd is Grand Commander Of the
Sons Of Liberty in Indiana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22
THE VERY LATEST
BT
TELE CIR A p H.


NEW YoRE, Aug. 20-The Times has
long letteS from Brig Gen Seymour,
lately prisoner at the South, upon the
present aspect Of affairs, based upon bis
former knowledge in that section and
his recent observations. He states that
the rebel cause is fast failing through
exhaustion, and all We need is men to
give = crushing preponderaHee TO our
armies Tens Of thousands are needed,
because our array Of strength is 50 dis
proportiateIy less than that against
which We battle everywhere, that We
meet on nearly equal terms, whereas ~e
might we'll have four TO one. The cost
70 "a 10 blood and treasure Of pro-
longed var can hardly be foreseen. The
advantage is now with rs, and the most
strenuous efforts should be pat forth by
the North. The South viii 6ght as long
as the struggle is equal it wall submit
20 such preponderenee as We should
show ia the field.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF THE PoToNAc,
Aug. lS-Evening-This morning, at
four O'Clock, the Fifth Corps started on
an expedition to cut the Weldon Rail
road at Rams Station, taking four days
rations This corps was sithdrawu from
the left front some days ago, and has
heea in reserve ever since.
They reached the railroad about seven
o'clock, and the first division, being in
advance, had skirmish With force Of
the enemy stationed there to protect the
road. They fell back rapidly, however,
and the loss on either side was slight
After placing the troops in line TO meet
any attack which might be made, the
work Of tearing up the track was com
msnced AMI prosecuted with vigor for
several hours, but about noon they were
interrupted in their labor By the ap-
pearance of the enemy, who were ad-
vanciag along the railroad from Peters
burg in line Of battle They proved to
De Hills corps, which had been lying ia
reserve for the past few DAYS, and ad-
vaneed at double-qufck as soon as they
| became aware Of our intention.
The second division, Gen. Ayres COM
handing, was in the advance Of the
third and fourth divisions, supporting
our right, while the first division was
placed to cover the left and prevent am
surprise from that direction.
The attack on the second division wa,
very determined, but our men met Il
calamity, driving the rebels back il
handsome style, with heavy loss
After repeated attempts to force oul
lines, the rebels finally, after two hours
hard lighting, gave up the idea and fel
back some distance, keeping up a frl
all the afternoon from their batit ries anc
skirmishers
The 18th New York Heavy Artiller
particularly distinguished itself in thi
engagement Ccl Weiden b, It's con
m2nder, was severely wounded scros
the back
The movement was complete SUI
prise to the enemy; the rebel picket
stationed in the vicinity being so aston
! ished that they had bare time to escsp'
Some few prisoners were taken, severn
of whom were wounded
The track il torn up for over mile.
Our. troops still held the position 1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22
UNION MEETING.

NON. DAVID y. GoODIEG
One Of the Electors at Large for the
State, on the Union ticket, will address
the people on the momentous issues Of
the War, in this city, on Wednesday-
August 24th, at o clock, P. NJ
If the weather is fair, the speech will
be delivered from the portico Of the
Branch Bank If not, the meeting will
be 10 Mozart Hall.
The public generally are invited to at
tend
August 22d-d3&wIt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22
New York Markets.
NEH Yonn. Anrn.t q

sEw YoAK. August -
C0TToH-Igs2c better.
fL0UR--ta 5A1i2 s fer trad hrands closing
ARA. Sales are 5S0o bhla extra State for D cam-
her AZ II o..
wHIsKY--Firm At -. ciosiag With full SCI
teri at tti. quotation, NGa Stat ~.
WEE kr-sAsis arDsr eaiy a d ght supply, o.
fsrfug a. l5az - TOR CaiesEo spring. and ~
Clab asAi "a toF WiaisF Ret Western.
G0BN4 shade arners i5ft6sl CO for mise }
Western. uaa 50 for light mise4.
oATs-Lesar save fer Western.
WoOt--fbms fair BUSINESS
C0FFEE-.Firm tae asked Cor RE
NugAK-Qaist bat nrfa 2fit a4Sc: fer Porte
Hieoi ~ go fos Cuts dasy paid ia siSi cash
tor A. % b Be d
PETROLEUM -Clssaa hrm sssSsse far crude :
Isle rraasa 10 bead; sad ssa3ss fes refused,
FREE
PORK--Frmsr ant 10 coed dsfasaa g7agT 60
for mes, - 9aa&s 20 hes d. asss 90 far
pFiaaa slse zao bbis nsw msas 2 ny buY =
rs option. ka4t9 20. Aad 2Qo bb.s Do for sept.
sAne sgtios ga ~ %.
nEEF Dali.
LARD.--Klrm a. e2esz5. alss 90 Dbl, fbr las;
half september Or sellers epti0a, -
BUTfER.-sfsasy.
MONEY Active and erm a. 7c
sTBRLfNG EXCHANGE Dali 81 ! 80.
GOLD --seafe - aFm opsHsd A. Z So 4 al.
sABeed 20 sri. drciinsa 30 se5x, advanced &C.
So 4. aud ciasssl gHtet At 81.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS -stradY T.. g,
ISL, eoupoas. ! os1kesl asss 5-ses. rouPons
ieaz 51s. uelnbsf a. April. la
Tha total exports q sssels to-day was ga $50
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

Office Of the Provost Marshal, yes.
ierday morning they struck up the "Ha .
leluiah" song, and were in high glse.
The expedition against johnson does
not end with the return of the Legion,
bat we may expect within day or two
to have interesting news from that quar-
ter
Among other documents captured By
Gen. Hoyey, we're the following, of re-
cent date:
HEaDo'Rs DErAcH c. S. FORCES, J
Near Morgznfeld, Ky,
Angus, 18th, 1864.
Acting Lieut.. Geo. L. Mari, with
detail Of ak men is hereby ordered to
proceed to Henderson county, Ky. aud
impress for the use Of the Confederate
States Army fifteen horses suitable for
the cavalry service. He will in every
case leave with the owner Of any horse
be may impress a receipt stating the
value Of the horse, and will notify the
holder Of the receipt TO present the same
to Capt p j. MARI, a Q. Nc. s A,
for payment He is also further ordered
10 impress for the same purpose ell arms
and ammunition be may and. He will
report in person with his detail to Lieut.
Quinn by o'clock Of the 18th inst
By order Of
Col. THos w NAPIER,
Commanding
d L. Thornton, A. A,
They also captured long written or
der OF Capt s. P. Cunningham, dated
Aug. 18th, 1864, giving the classes Of
persons to be exempted under Johnson's
CONSUMPTION. The first class consisted
Of all persons physically Or mentally I'M
ct for service. The second class includ
ed aliens or foreigners, and ministers Of
the Gospel in charge Of congregations,
praeticiug physicians Of ten years stand
ing, eschers actually employed at the
time Of enrolment, all civil, State and
Confederaterate officers, one man in
charge Of a plantation with twenty
slaves
All heads Of families Of eight persons
(white) that are dependent on him alone
for support All millers absolutely re-
quired to supply neighborhood wants.
Also an order Of Col A. r. johnson,
dated Decatur, Ala, June 10th, 1864,
or Iering Geo L. MARI to proceed to
Jacksonville and Decatur, Ala, and col
lset all members Of John Morgan's com
mand and to report with them at
Johnson's headquarters within 6fleen
days
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

The JoURNAL AHEAp.--We gave our
readers on Wednesday morning last
Gen. Canby's report Of operations in
Mobile Bay, which we received by mail
from New Orleans The same news
verbatim, was telegraphed from New
York on Saturday to the Western Asso-
eiAted Press, and will appear in the
Cincinnati and other Western papers
this morning, just Eve days after We
published it,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

WAsHISeEOS, Aug. 20-Brig. General
Hammond, Sargeou General, L 5. a,
vas tried by court martial on the 18th
Of January last, on a very lengthy charge
Of defrauding the Government Of very
large amount Of money in the way Of
contracts to diver persons for fannels,
medical supplies and hospital stores
The decision OF the court was that Surg
General Hammond be dismissed from
the service, and disqualified from hold.
ing any Office Of honor or trust under the
Government This sentence tbs Presi-
dent approved
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22
COURT NOTICE.

sraTE OF IxDIASA. IL TIE F.sdsFb9rg Cir
yASDEEEuEs CorSTr- TsrmI 1sss - =
> ) Attachment
john Woo3soB Hughes
IT APPEARING BIZ AFFIDAVIT OF FILE
Il in the oEes Of the Clerk II the Court Aforesaid
thai the Claim in this action Ia for money advznc-
ID and services rendered By the plaintiff As axs nj
q the dsfsndzBt, and that aid defendant i :
zen -resid 1T % the STATE q Indiana
Notice Ct the perdsncy Of the above er :ifIed
acsica Is therefore given 10 said John Wo0ason
Hughes, and that the sane will stand for trial Al
the next term % the Court Aforesaid, TO be b an
and held Al ths Court hoase in rhs city Of Evaus-
vile. IN THE county and STATE aforesaid The frsi
EcndSY in October A u. 1854
Attast: LOUIS EIC HTEE,
Clerk v c c.
Asa IElsazrt, Plalntts-s AttorEsy.
gzly z1ss, 1854. jy25-4s~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

TEE DRAFr.-We are informed by the
Provost Marshal that, up to Saturday
night, August 20sh, this (Pigeon) town
ship required one hundred aud ninety
ak recruits to take it in out Of the draft
Judging from the rapidity with which
fugitive negroes are rolling in, We think
the quota will be filed by the 9th o.
September-the day when the wheel be-
gins to revolve.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

sI'- Gen. Hughes leaves this morn
ing, after organizing a force that has
proved eifeetnal in not only warding OF
invasion, but eyen in :" carrying the war
into Africa; and after showing so
much promptness, yigor, and good judg-
ment in his responsible duties as to have
extorted praise even from the Times,
which at first ridiculed him and his
staff, and the mission they came upon.
Had he not come aud put US on the de-
fensive with so much success, there
would have been serious trouble here,
as the guerrillas in large force we're just
ready to cross the Ohio River when the
advance Of our defensive force wen
down to oppose them.
These occurrences will, We hope, mod
ify the prejudice of the Opposition lead
ers and their organ against the Legion
and cause them to look to it for safety
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

BALrINsRE, Aug. 20-We have moth
ing definite fIom the Upper Potomac to-
night The rebels are understood to
occupy MArtiHsburg in small force. II
is not proper 10 speak definitely OF our
position, but there is good reason TO hope
that Sheridan will prove more thaa a
match for vebsl strategy in that quarter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug 19.-The FOL-
lowing deaths occurred in Hampton
Hospital since last report:
Wm. Williams, 142d Ohio; Samuel
GsrwOod. l33d Ohio: Mark 5. Wilson
l63d Ohio; Jas. " Mcdonald, l4Sd Ohio;
Wu. Reed, I34tb Ohio.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

THE C0-PAKTSERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing between James r. carlfn and Philip
AaEpseher, nader ths name aad style Of Carlin a
Co., dissolved By mutual consent on tbs sth
day Of August, 1884. All debts due, asd oviBg
% and by said firm, VII lie ssstl' BY Philip An
spacher. who has par~hassd the entire interest 81
James II. Cariin Ia the said CO partnership and
business JAMES II. CAkLIN
anglo PHILIP ANsPACHER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

THASKs-We are indebted to Messrs.
Ed Ford and Shields, Of the great Ma.
gen,a, for New Orleans papers Of the
9th and 10Th inst The Magenta has
proved herself the fastest boat that has
ever run on the Western rivers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22
HOE . In INTERESTS.

To PHrsIciAss.-If yea wish % purchase purs
Drugs, Msdisines, AAd Chemicals at small Ad.
Eanos On Eastern prices, - and sxNmlas EELLEH
4 wars stock. where you will had every arti-
sis thai Is Bsssd BY the profession, and a. prices
whleh cannot fali to give satisfaction. Their
store is At No 81 Main street mAysaAwtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

s1- The negroes who stole sack Of
coffee from the residence Of Mr. Wm.
Brown, few days ago, had al examina-
ton on Saturday, and were held to bail
in $500 each, in default Of which two
~ere sent to jail and one gave the re-
auired bail
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

GoDgY's LADYs Book This unrival-
led magazine for September is received
at John II SCOTS news depot, Second
Street, and is replese with beautiful en-
cravings and healthy, choice reading
matter.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

REw HAvES, CoES, Aug. z0-The
iarge fourstory carriage mandatory 0
Benton 4 Brother was destroyed By ire
THE morning. Loss $40, 600; insurance
SIS 700 NJ L B. Sonle. mAehinists,
also Sustained heavy loss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

HEADQUARTERS Army OF rHE PoToAGc,
Aug. 90 A. M-Yesterday was the
most quiet day we have had 10 front
OF Petersburg for month, scarcely =
shot being heard the entire day. On
the Weldon road, where Gen Warreu's
Corps has taken position, considerable
diminishing. with occasional discharges
Of artillery, occurred, bat nothing re-
sembling an engagement took place
10 the afternoon the enemy moved =
force froa near Pessrsburg toward our
left and made an attempt to force our
line near the Jerusalem road, bat End
ing the road not so easy as they antici-
pated abandoned IL They took few
prisoners, however, before they fell back.
The easuslties in the Fifth Corps on
Thursday was absut $50 About mid
night some batteries ia front Of the
Eighteenth Corps opened, aad also on
the lefs sharp engagement WAS kept up
for several hours, with the result, so far
as could be aseer,ained, Of nobody in.
jured At this hour not a qua can be
heard.
The roads are becoming bad in con
sequence Of the rain which has fallen
during the present week aud which con
tinuss to fall
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

NEw YoRK, Aug. 2l-rhe Herald .
Sunday dispatch states that recent move
ments leaves only the DAnville road
over which the rebels obtain supplies for
their army at Richmond.
A dispatch from Sheridan's command
to the Herala dated the 20lh, states that
about 3, 200 rebel cavalry dashed into
Msrtinsbarg on Friday afternoon, but
captured nobody
Sheridan expected an attack on Sat
urday and was fully prepared
Averill had smal skirmish with rebel
cavalry near Bunker Hill Saturday.
A dispatch from Harper's Ferry Of
the 18th, states that when our cavalry
we're evacasiing Winchester on the 18th,
citizens fred on Gen. Wilson and our
troops from their bsuses-
With the exception of the above the
papers contain nothing additional to the
dispatches of last night
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 20 - Secretary
Fessenden has to-day ordered Z. s As
s'srant Treasurer McIntyre TO pay thu
1910 and 500 eoupoas The leu ?
are due September lst, and the 500 :
NoxenhA II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

dark tonight To-morrow they will
completely destroy ties and rails and
the railroad unless the rebels still visit
the neighborhoOd in too strong force
The loss on our side IS about 500
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22
HrADQUAzrERs Posi- COMMANDER,
EVANSVILLE, I'D, Aug. q, 1864
Circular

-'N-~Sf --~----t @-AD-f ~~NE 49, 49,
Circular.
Passes to cross the Ohio River vii
hereafter be issued from these head
quarters
Persons wishing permits to ship goods
produce, stock, merchandise, and wares
Of every and all descriptions to or from
Kentucky are referred to General Order
No. 6 dated Headquarters District oil
Kentucky, and 18th Division 23d Army
Corps, Lexington, KY, Aug Is, 1864
Said order was Published IN the Evans
vile Journal of the 10Th inst
EDWARD ToNBLER,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

s1- There will be meeting of the
Bounty Fund Committee at the Cour,
House this (MOnday) evening at II
o'clock, By order.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22
FIRE LIMITS,

ITO ALL WHOM IT MAI CoNCEBS.-on
i Monday, the 18th last, viii apply 10 the
City Council for permission to repair and enlarge
my wooden stahl-, situated ca Let Nc. Is, En-
Water Street, betwsan Main and Sycamore
PSTkR FRf0EE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22
AGENCY.
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,
On Third bet. Main and Locust SIS

THIS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT. WHICH
10 we'll known throughout the country, pos
ssAses Stable Advantage segeri0r 20 any simitAr
sstabiishment IN the City, hAviaK arrangements
for the s~csptssn Of priF4ts h0re At livery q tbs
most elegant and eomplste description AID AZ the
lowest rates.
Carriages for visiting 90 lse. Coaches light
wagons, and every kia1 Of road vshfcis % let
Hofsxs sold On commission SecoE1 hand buggy :
fer sale at tie very loSsst prices fAssengsrH f0r
aarded 70 al parts Of tie country b. special eo1
ssy&ncs. kiChAkuSoSs bSA1HOA -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

H9~It is stated in one of the papers
tat the postal money-order system viii
go into operation on the first of octo
her
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

sH-John H. Scott. periodical dealer
on Second street, between Main aud Lo-
Gust, has received "Godey" for Septem-
Der. He has, besides, all the other latest
weeklies aud magazines, and stationery,
and light literature to suit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22
NOTICR.
To all Whom it may Concern

DERsoSS. Arms, or corp ratio ~ engaged in tie
following traass, Professions, or business. are
hereby notified that they are required 20 file With
the United States Assessor an application Of IL
oense for the before the LIST aay Of
sep ember, 1854: Clergy msR, priests, teachers,
farmers, artists, boarding -hoEse keepers, book
keepers, gardeners, nursery Esn, cypress men,
tesmsters, drayBen, brick layers, bank teller,
presidents and cashiers Of hanks, substitute
brokers, rziaters and hlseksmiths; persons run
ning nils. clover hullers. grist mi'is, thrrsh
ing machines, SuperintenGents, snznagers, agents,
or officers Of companies or e rporztion arms,
companies or corporations orEAhize1 for any b1si-
not requiring any other license, such rail-
reads and insurance. companies, etc etc en-
ginesrs, pilots, mates, captains or any Que an
gagged upon the river whose business, in grus,
amount. 10 ST. % peS annGm sporting men and
professional gamblers.
R. HoBSBRooE,
Assessor sth Division, LIST Distric', Ind.
augIg-esakffw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22

LYONS KATHAIHoH.
hafhAirvn is from The Greek wets "Ksthrs," o.
'ksthsiro." slEaifying - slss.ss. S.Juvinsss sa1
restors. Thss artiels is What lie uans siEnihss
FoF preserving. restoring ana bssatlfyinE The
human hair u Ia the most rsisa1kssis prspsrsflsa
IN the world. II lie aEAln owned asd pus sp ~
the original propristor, and ls nsv nsss with Tie
aAns care. skill and sftssfios shiob gave Il =
sale Of over enc miliien bottles per asnun.
II isa most delightful HAir Dressing.
II Graduates scurf and dAndruE
II kegs ths hssz cool and eisss.
It makes The hair, rich, sofl sad glossy.
II prevents The hair from fsliing 81 sBd turn-
ing grzy.
II restores hair upon bald kss4s.
Any lady Or Esntlssss Who Esisss 9 bssatifsi
bsad efh4ir shesid ess Lyons Ksshairon. III
known and ID fhrozEbous the civilized wsrA.
Sold BY all respectable dealers
DEnAs 5 BAREEs 4 CO.. Esv YeFk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-22
PLANTATION RITrRRs.


Try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTRRs.
which arc now recommended ~ tAs highest nsai.
cal authorities, and warranted 10 predaes a. -.
sssdiass beneficial eject. Thsy ara s1o..sisrlz
asresabis fsrisc- ly para. and zsst sspsrossd all
other 'onica whsrs healthy. gentle Ell muisat Il
required.
Thsy purify, strengfhsz and iayigsrats.
They create healthy appstlts.
They srs an an tidsss 10 shasgs Of water aaa
DIET
They ovsreS@s the ssssis 81 dissipation aad
late hosra
They ssrsngthss the system sad snlivsu the
the mind.
They prsvsht uisszsiis ana Ias,rnitt.nt ..
They purify the breath aad sslaI,y sf he
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and cazsti,sfisa.
Tssy ears Dlsuhss sas Chslsra Morhss
They cure Liver conplalat and Nerves.
HssdAchs.
They make the wsak strong. tie lanTuix hril
liant aud are exhausted natures great rsssossr.
They are eonposed Of The oslssr.tsa o.lissys hsrE
wintsrgrssn, sassafras. rsoss aud hsrbs. ~ prs.
~ffNe ~ F@ff@stiy pare ~ IrelM FHn. Ter gar
tieaiars, see circulars sad tsstiEzsalais srsaas
each bottle
Beware 81 inpostess. Examine svsry hsssis.
80 that 70 has oar private q. s. Stamp unmafs-
sted ever the eort. vish plaatstioa sceas. go
'ur signatars On hns ss-si plas. side Labs So
hat our botfis IL set Fs-ails1 xith sparisas aaa
islsisrioea sisa Aay psrson rFslsRdisF 70 ~
FiAnlAtien Biftsrs hy ia ralioa er fa buIs Is A.
impsstor. Any psrssn initiating shis soslis. 81
siang any ether material fhsfsln, shslksf -
Plantation Bistsrs a. sss ls sFisinsl a. zaf ~
G. 5. tav. hnd vni bs - prusssslsd by - Wa
sirsasy have enr eye % ssTssal F4rfiz re alltas
sur bottles, ts., vie vll sasesss 10 essslrs
Themselves fufa close qusstsrs. Ta- esassas 80
BRAKES Pizntafiaa , ssrs boa lssiss. sisfzr.
VISA, 1asFehsuta, A.. Is insreaisls. rhs sia 80
rial ofa bottle IL ths ssiesses - present ef fksi
roFth sss sap=fisFisg. Tasy ssls ~ al -
E sra1tabis arurrists Efsosrs, pAysleisss, ksssis
( sslosus, staam tsafs, asd country stores.
p. n. DRAKE 90.
Be. ao2 Bros1vsy.E.