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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-31

a trotting match came of in the nvigLbor-
hood OF Leeds, EngIa,..l recently, between a
noted horse called Jack Eossit"r, now ngc,!
nineteen years, and a mare called Matchlcss,
purchased for the sole purpose of defeating th,
inyinclblc Jack The match was for $50 Side.
and the distance to be run vas fifty miles for
the horse, and forty:.ninc miles and one thou
sand two hundred and sixty yards tor the mare.
At the end of tho forty fifth mile the mare fell
down dead. Jack Rossitcr did, his fifty miles
in three hours and thirty minutes, twtcnty-sevcn
miles Of the journey having boon completed in
one hour and forty minutes. E. The winner was
IN most sdcporat:le state at the tiaish.
RELEASED ON pARohE-Mr:. Edward 4. Pol
Lard, Of Richmond, who was captured on board
the steamer Greyhound while on the VOYAGE
irom Wilmington to Nassau, and,scontincd in
fort Warren, near Boston, has been released
on MS parole to rcrortto the provost marshal
at lrocFlyn, New York, until such time as, he
may be exchanged for special party now in
prison at Richmond.
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The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-31

IHE TAILAHASsEE.-latu Northern papers au-
Houucc That tho Confederate cruiser Tallahassee has
Raoly gotten ont of tho harbor OF Halifax, and is
again at l'"g" upon the high seas. AS a matter of
course, all \ iankccdom is again In comn,otion :,
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-31

How does pitcher of water differ from :,
man throwing his wife off bridgc2 One is
water III the pitcher; the other is pitch her N
the water 80
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-31

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;'S.',-f.EN- ~. NAT'
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-31

"Perhaps you did not know that + baa
corns, sad good naturcd man, as a stranger
set his bag down on his toes, in a crowded car.
""No, Stranger, said the carpct-bag man, "but
J. think you cultivate too much ground"
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-31
ga AMDEslNl. DAILY JOURNAL.
WiEDN BIZ 2sDAY NIOIeN1NG, aug. 81.
The 1ankton Indians have dsastrously uofeated
the Federal forces under Con SculIy.

Professor SMELL of Amherst College, who has kept
meteorological register for twenty eight years. says
that Mpndayn the ls of August, was tho hottest day
during twenty eight years
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EROH RIOX.NOND.

P10'te"" or Sunday states that tho Yankee
cavalry which had advanced on Rogersy1illaI
ffow days ago, suddenly retrcated the SANG NV
they came. ~ SS "
1t is reported on what appears to be good
authority that Wheeler, with large force of
cavalry, is-betwcen Knoxville and Bristol, pre-
pairing TO march into Kcntucky. ''.7 1
R1cuMoSp, August so.-The situation in.
front OF this place and bermuda Hundreds is
unchanged. Considerable sheIng was going
on at one tre yesterday, doing but little dam
age To-day aIl-is comparatively quiet. :.
FHoN NoEszE
MomE, August 3u.-l tia: Of truce boat
has arrived. bringing letters aand papers from
New Orleans, an'l PRISONERS that were captured
FIR Mobile Bay. a Confederate surgeon will
to sent ever ~ first boat to i';Sragoula. III.
Federal Agent OF Exchange think an exchange
of prisoners Will sopn take place. 49,.
IRON l7zaSrA.
ATLANTA, August 3o.-Thc enemy occupy
the West Point Road they are fortityine,
and removing the track. Scouts report tic
Federal cavalry advancing in direction Of Yves,
Point.
Col. n. II. Golfer, Of the 9th Kentucky Reg
'ment, has been appointed Prov ost Marshal
General OF this army, ami assumed tic position
this morning.
ATLANTA, August Gothic situation in front
unchanged today. The cucmy's left is rest
ing on the Chattahoochic-hjs right extending
to near the West Point Railroad, bctwce,s
West Point and Fayburn.
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-31

The following is copy Of a letter received
by village ss:hoolnostcr "Sur as you are
man of nolcdgc, intend to inter my son in
your skull"
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-31
HlDN3E ON FUR

Lighter and quicker the young wife walks;
More nnd moro constant Inc little one talks;
tireHgl,t and lanlplight their rutdcst glow,
Over the wallis Of the home room throw
All That will please him is DONG and done;
Tonight tho husband and father will como
Home OH filrlougl
The lovelight beams from the mothcr'sc;c,
as the weeks, and days, and hours 20 by;
And she thinks other darling coihnx to rest
Ills weary head Oh his mothers breast: "a:
The time seems brief since he nestled there
Yet now lie is comlng With manhoods care,
llonle on furlough. ..
Sisters their soldier brother groct:
Friends and neighbors with pleasure meet,
And tile maiden hreathcs in her lovers car
The lew sweet words that he loves to hear:
Thinking meanwhile Of tile days to come,
When he, whom she loves will again como home
Without flrlough.
Alas oh Alas! for tic loved and dear,
Of those who sleep OIL soldiers bier;
In vain for them arc the lamps lit bright. >,
And tile slippers and chair by the fro at night;
In vain do their stricken Spirits notrn
For the brave and gallant who lie cr return,
Even on furlough.
Father of Nations 0 hasten We pray,
Tho rosy dawn Of that glorious day ,.
When our beautiful cOuntrv uclivero,l shall stand
Tho pride and delight of each nation and land?
When strife and contention forever shall cease
: And the soldier return to his iircSstc in rcucr.
Without furlough.
And yet we are all pron fnrlonGh here; &
And the Captain above. IFS the time draw near,
And our llirlouyhs expire will summon lis all
TO his grand rc'icw at the trumpct's call
Ali sad will il to Tor nj WHO must saw
Il have idly, and wickedly w.ste.l away
My litc furongh."
The Camden daily journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-08-31

A petition is circulating in Ohio and other
States, requesting Lincoln to defer tho draft
for ha'f million more men until an attempt
has been lI'ade by negotiation to secure peace,
based on the Constitution and Union.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTS OF THE PRESS ASSOCIATION

Entered according ta the Act Of Congress in tho year
lsGa by j. :. TuRAsnE lin the Clork 3 Office oftha
District Court Of the Confederate States e,r the
Northern District Of icor gia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

power, this force is still kept on foot, and
even mGde to present formidable IS
Pect And without q dOabt the rebel
chiefs will still for souetime be able to
oppose . vigorous resistance TO our ef-
forts to qusll armed opposition, and TO
the real desires Of the majority Of the
Southern people for peace. They viii
certainly do so while they have AZ the
main points Of contact force 50 nearly
proportioned to our own. Bat il IS not
bard to show how, by an exertion Of
the power We have in our hands, the
armies that stand between the Confed-
eracy and their utter ruin can be dss-
troYed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

Soldiers, Ees to your own health. do not trust
to The army supplies: Cholera, FsEsr. and Bowel
comnlsiss follow your slightest inaisers ion.
Hsii@Ssys Pills and ointmsnt should B. ia every
mans knapsaek. The British and Frsseh troops
uss no other msdieinss. If the reader Of this
HotIes cannot get box Of Pills or ofntnsnt from
the Drug Store in his place, let him vrfts 10 me
90, Maiden Lane, enclosing the kmoaat, and
viii naii box freq Of expense. May dealers
will Het keep ny medicines on hana bss.ase they
eaBaot make ~ much profit a. on other persons
mAks. a5 cents, 81 cents, and 81 70 PER box or
pot sap1-iW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
Csnfdsne. and Grounds Of oomrogs.

Cenfdsaes and Grounds Of Courage.
There is to a people battling in any
cause force, purely metaphysical in its
character, which is yet stronger than the
sinews Of war-stronger thaa the sinews
OF mems arms Is Is courage. Never
has it been more needed than OF late
when a fatal paralysis has benumbed the
public sense, and in the eclipse Of faith,
''the whole noise Of timorous and fock-
ing birds, With those that love the twilight
futter about, and in their envious CAB
bl. would proguos;ie2te year Of sects
and chisnS
/ believe We have already touched the
nadir Of our fears and our dsspondensy.
aud thata breath Of patriotism and hope
is now vivifying the nations Dulse. But
each man-ezn swell the rising tide. To
diffuse the inspiration Of courage Is the
duty Of every patriot And happily we
need draw this inspiration from no Illus
! i've fountains; for the more earnestly
and honestly we look at the situation, the
more groauds Of hope We find. Some Of
these grounds can be briefly set down
/ The body of the rebellion is mori-
7 bund- General T. Seymour, whose eriti-
cal habit of thought and conservative
temper, well known 10 me, add . pre-
8ldigioas weight 10 any declarations be
makes on this head, states as the result
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
n .Siluailoa in Tirqinia.

Nc o1tuaftoH ~ fHgtHfQ. - wr
In Virginia the military situation pre-
seuts even on the surface an aspect
much more encouraging than i; has
worn since the army crossed the James,
IL Gen. Grant is not seen assuming the
offsusive.on scale eommsnsafate with
the public expectations, be is quietly
working out the solution of the great
prohlem intrustsd to his handE-work-
ing out BY q policy necessarily some
What cautious. what be viii gladly carry
through By boider and more brilliant
measures when be obtains the naesns
which the people will shortly give him
The frm fo0thoId which the ieft wing
has obtained on the Walden road sewers
that important line, and what IS even oi
more moment, gives 3 position fr0E1
which to menace the main rebel line OF
communications with the South. namely,
the Danville road SO vital is this to
tue existence Of Lees army. that il IS
accepted by all military men as Fixed
fact that, could We plant force on the
raad, or even seriously threaten it, i
woald compel the abandonment Of Rieh-
mond and Virginia, and obIige Lee to
fall back to the line of the Roanoke, in
which case, given the successful execu-
ton OF Gen. Sherman's programme, and
the entire remaining rebel force would
be shut up in the CaFohnas.
Without pushing speculation so far as
'hIs, however, or going beyond the act
ual elements of the situztion, there IS
nothing in them TO discourage, and
much to encourage. One great cause
of fear in eli previous combinations on
the military chess-board of Virginia has
been the facility which the rebels bad to
throw US back on our base whenever the
Army of the Potomac has been pushed
forward SO as TO threaten Richmond In
the preseut state OF facts, such = counter
movement is for the FIRST time no, 10 be
feared It could only be undertaken oy
the rebels in = ht of desperation, and
would be certain to work out their de-
struction- frr.T s.ss--rr
| For the first time in the history Of the
war, the Shenandoah YaIlsy-the gate
through which the rebels in each OF
/ their three invaslons have entered loyal
/ States IS thoroughly guarded We
have there = fine army, under thor-
oughly able leadership, in position
which perfectly covers Maryland, Penn.
sylvauia, and Washington. Il Is true
and it is no secret, that this asmY is
largely composed Of troops that have
/ been Withdrawn from the army s0Hth oi
the James; bat so far frou this having
/ the sffec. to put so much available forcs
out of the way, sad so far from its being
anY source Of humiliation or regret, tbs
corps under Gen. Sheridan are really
doing more for the general cause, ant
even for the special problem beter'
| Petersburg, .han they could If back Il
the Army OF the Potomae. For, whll'
the Army OF the Shenandoah acts ss I
defence Of Washington, Thus rehevin!
Gen. Grant of al solicitude on tha
score, it plays something more than
merely defensive part The time Is no
j now fitting to reveal the motives Of tn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
HOTEL.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE Co-PAKTSERsEIP HEREToFOEE
Il exfEtfng bstvees Jsnss II. CsriiH sud Phiiip
AnspAeher, andsF the nzns and style cf Garlic
Co, vas dissolved bJ Eutual conEsEt on tks atE
day of August, lss4- All debts dus, a14 o~ihg
% AEd BY said nrna. will Re ssttisd y Philip : u
5paeher. who has pur-hzs-d the eBtirs IDtsTesi o.
Jzzss II. CaxIin in tee said 60 partnersaiP Ano
e.zsizezs JAMES Il CABIN,
azxfo PHILIP AEePACHER.-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

De. BxLI. from Bellvieu Hospital, New York
City. h&s row besa here long enough 70 prove Ais
professional capabilities, and has dess 50 70 the
satisfaction Of alzrss number Q! cur eitirsns and
those from ether towns and the surrounding
country.
His last advertisement and seeenpsnying let
ter undsr the head of "a Private" sheHld b care
fully Rad by all. Ne Mercury used in his treat
uaentl Consultation fres. Iys-rydkv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

A Remedy for Pfles.-It Is = blessing 10
be suffering 70 kBow that ws have an sSsetHsl
urs for this truly troablssOEns disease Mr. J.
P. Hazaras, Of Is4 Second strest, Cincinnati, o.
takes grsas pleasure in informing all Who are
suffering With piles that he used q small quantity
Of Or. str5ekIand's Pile Remedy, and IL e1ssxed e
permanent cure. This seems to be the With
al ~h. SAX =ss of this splendid preparation
II i. fusnsfsetar.d at Ss. East Fourth street,
cinslsnztl, o., and sold by all Druggists.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

late forward and backward movements
in the Valley, far less 10 indicate the
program me assigned to Gen, Sheridan
ID that fed of operations but the time
Is not far distant when the wisdom Of
the present disposition Of force will Re
recognized In the meanwhile, it Is no
small matter that the column in the
Valley, Fhile covering Washington, nee-
tralizes aud keefs away from Petersburg
force Of fall forty thonsannd men-a
force Which, bad ii been IN front Of Ger.
Grant, would probably have rendered it
impossible FER bin to have seized the
important point be noW holds on the
Weldon road
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

Give Hesdg A cold Is oftsa thought to b
tse triaing matter to claim immediate or serious
AEtsnflon, untli it gets such held on the iungs
as 70 inperi the lifs os tha esnsunpslrs patent
then and net iiIi then do macy thiak ssrioss Of
relief, when q oftsn toe late; zhat f5oIsA
negligence. We say, ~bsn Is esnts viii 20 20 far
as TO cure cold, cough. sore throat. hosr snsss,
asshma. &c. hesitate act TO 20 TO arugzist sad
invest that 10 bottle Of Madame Porfsr's CopEh
Bslsars. asg9s-iw
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csmPo-n. r.sso-.l Of VIVA OAarry

=. =. ssee@s ssa..A.as vora .Ar.usA.s. -. 10,
y - eaa soafA : asa his Wsrn Lazsnrss, IN lsss
tnNa var atlsr tAsir intrsaacsioa, aatalnsa .
49,. .sfsietea es ws1s-sprsAa - tas esatlnsnt Of
seste America Eat the crewusnx glarr af his
as fs.naan % 10 y attained In his nsst aiseovsry.
:s:. ;iss.:s & :; eiSsss J; s; sS:s I nU
nssis 81 the eiitens nsv sasrsd ts tAs pahiis.
Tat heaor hsloags e tbs native lnhakitants 81
central America. 70 whom its vlrtsss kav, k-sn
knsSn fer more thAs two handrsd years. Armed
NttA =, The Indian bids dseshcs ihs naosl sNaA-
" AaAaria- and handles withsat Hsar tAs nosf ven
smous serpents. II belief With thsm that
While there Il breath len IL the oaay me Csdron
= potent % cure. ne matter What ths disease uaT
BE- EEs1 80 ~
While Or. Bail Is not Prspares 20 isdsrss this
sxtFsSagant Trsssnssns he = AsyerthslsEa sAtis-
BED RON thcroHgk exAminatlea ef The svidsnca
relaiive % ils NtFtE-s, that meay and Pre-
fshtattve for all daeases SrfsiRE rreas exposure.
slthsF se the changes Of weather nna siiste. ts
tss miasmstic tnnnsnCes. ID sianss without RI.
val, and iustly deserves the reputation Il hAs -
sanE enjoyed in Ceatrsl AmsreA aad tAs Wet In as
-. IN
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IOIHX.
DR.. II. Anders & Co.'S
IODINE WATER

Ioiias Water acts upon the Heart, Liver, KID.
aeys, Digestive Organs, and Glsndalar system.
Thu success which has attended tbs ~ this
remedy In private practice, aud the sndorssmsnt
Y medical authority, snable ~ 70 rseemmssd "
The practitioner and the public, feeling con-
Isnf that with fair trial t will attest ifs owb
sxeeisnss ga the cure Of chronic diseases whlch
A-iicate Iodine, such serofaia, Bronchlts. skin
S-aa'lpps, Heart, Liver, aud kidney Diseases,
sssoas Afrctions, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Dys-
spsia. Debility, syphilis, etc
Physicians may rely upon the pnifsrm strength
Of feiins Water containing three snartar
grains FrAE iodine IN each aaid-ouncs FvaN "a
ter, ne aolreaf beiss assd u Is not liable 20 de-
composition nor spontaneously formed ineauali-
lee neither IL the Iodine oxyaixed nor neutral
,Esd by combination With any inEredisRt, vhieh
csnder this solution superior 10 aBy other Hsthod
u exhibiting Iodine
Full directions accompany each bsttls, that it
mAy hs used - a family nsdieine we'll ~
the profession.
Price one dollar per bottle. on rsosIpt II evs
dollars, six bottles delivered xRKE By sxpsass to
any address.
bswsre Of Coasterfsits and Imitstions which
anpsiacipled dealers endesvor to dispess Of on our
reputation. See our signature and trAde-HArk
fths Greek word heading this advsTtissnent), },
Hpon the labels and wrappers Of each bettis, with
out which nouo IL genuine.
Circulars gratis.
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Physicians and Chemists,
No. t2s Broadway, Nv reTk.
yls dAwsn sp
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No. as Broadwsy, Wv YeTk.
yls dAwsm sp

Rheu m atfsm.-Ne disease Is SO certain
cure by Brxndrsth's Pills Sc this. They sson take
ost Of the blood the particular virus npea whish
all the pain depends. and the patient is cured.
mr.. 7. n. Adams, 9o6 Tvslnh Street, New
York. suffered with rhsamAtism for = lonE psreA.
He vas attended BY able Physicians. but their
prescriptions we're Of ae avali he wAs snasls to
move without assistance. and for fsar nsathr "a.
almost entirely confined to hts bed. Al this Pc
riod Of his sickness. when hope had asd. and he
expected to be cripple for sAs remainder Of his
life. he vas recommended to use BRASDRErH's
PILLS.
The Hrst bex evidently made Aiu hetssri the
improvement was decided from ths second
box. and BY the time he had used eightssn boxes,
he was entirely cured Of rheumatism, and the
strength and supplsnsss ef bis limbs we're re-
stored. II Is now over year that this cure has
been affected. and he has had no return, but con.
tlnues the enjoyment Of perfect hsAith. Ia2s sm
na- Let those who have doubted the VI rtues
pVLL's CKsRos BIrrERs, II any such there be
rsaa the fOflswiug CertiaeSts from gentlemen vel,
known in this community, sad doast ne ncrs
It's general Introduction into the army will save
the lives 0fthOusands ofoar soldiers;
LOUISVILLE, ny, June ID 1855.
We. the andsrsigHed, have sen the good sssets
produced by the use Of Dr.. Joss Buns cKpnox
BtrrkRs in case Of general debility and prsstrAtien
Of the system. and believe its general use would
prevent disease and relieve much suiasring.-
Among oar soldiers PsrticuiAry would this Be the
case. especially those who are exposed ts @iAs-
matte influence in the southern climate
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
nj n kay.
/ CHAS. B. COTTON.
Collector Of the Port Of Loulsvllls, KY.
/ COL. H. DENT.
Provost Marshal G~n1 Of Ksntuoky.
I REV. p. P. HENDERSON,
Vice Pres't Of Sanitary Con miasien-
/ HARVEY, HUGHES CO.,
Publisher Democrat
| eEo. p. D0ERN,
/ Prop. Louisville Anzslgsr.
/ HUGHES 3 PARkHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers. Aain Street,
Louisville, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN 4 CO.,
Wholesale Shos Dealer, Main ST., Lszayiils
HART MAPOTHER,
IAtAogrsphers, cor. Market and Third sts.
IeuiSvilly, KY.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant. ssr Sd Aae AArksa SITS
Louisville. Ky.
CAPT. s. y. HILDRETH.
of fStsNmsE MSior Anderson.
MAJ. - 7. THUSToS,
AynAstsr L. s. Army
@. NJ HETCALF,
S3nAl Hotel. LOaisSnie. Ky.
an Ky Cavalry.
GEoKGE n. PRENTICE,
Loaisvills JesrnSl
See advertisement in another column
abs 1y Sele By PETER VIERLIHO
Sole gent. Eyansuills, lad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07

Who would use any of the many naussOzs
eompeases advertised for the cure Of Dyssntsry
DiarFh@a, or summer conplaist. whieh nsy or
not prove injurious In their Effects. whsn pre-
parAtion Of Blackberry, such Di1sn's Black
berry CsrmbAtIvs san be obtained. which 10 as free
from suythiss eslstsrisus As Bl.ekbsrriss thsna-
selves. fsp3-lw
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Cedron Bitter.

One trial aud yoa wlli ns4sr any ethers -
IL = not nsoez-sFy 70 puliish long iist Of dls-
sassA for which the eedrsf nitirfs sre specfhr
% al dts-asrs q the STOMACH, now.
ELs, LIVER or KIDNEYS
In all srrsticns 81 the BRAIN DEPENE1-
ING UPON DEftANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH or gnNEIet
Ia GOuT, HHEUafATIsM AND NMp.
HALGGAs
ADD 90 FEVER AND AGuEt
q = a=stned 60 sHferccfa an thaf ssas safes IA
ast saly cures thsss diseaEsa, bat IL FnEvnnss
Ghsm.
wins glass fall % thr Biitsrs taksu 40 hear
hefore each seai. wi 3bviats the ll easo'a o. tbs
most unhsalthy ciiH1sfe, And screen the psrsea
taking Il against dissass unasr tha y ast trffaa
seposarea.
sold By Druggists and 0rooers rsas5aHy
serb JOHN HoIf,s Prfsclr.l o., Ffak
street. Ioaiasilis, ky
sold ty PETER vtKALI&G,
tsbs seie AEunt. KssHaxilie. lad
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ID VS. ePsi "a,

ed its attendant train efsymptsms, 50 asfs mere
a&s shArm than medicine. Thsrs ia nothing
n the ranee 81 the 3aferia Medca. that for . NO.
asaf tsar comparison with "a IN thls disease.
fun arcount ~ this WeDdsrfal plnnt unav h.
enna M the lith edition Of the q. g. Diapensate-
,, pages iass and lass
series 81 experimen q IN which nr. Ball he's
- - years engaged, has lust heen brought 10
az Nssful termiuat len. ana ~ is aoW enabled 10
easr 20 tbs public : combination 81 cedroa. vita
other approved tonisa, the whsis preserved In Ihs
sest quaiity of eapper-fiisliilnd Eoarhon Whisky,
aaea be y eona.ent has no equal Ia the world,
might furnish q vnluuse ef certificates, hnt
Subhe have iaag slncs learned 20 estimate
Sags ~ their true value. The safest plan Il, for
ssefy one % u fer himself the virtues O. nsW
medirinr Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-07
FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS, CUTLERY,
MATS. Coo, epc.,

Ever brought to this City. which is
made up of the best Foreign and
Domestic materials. Great care
has been displayed in the selection
of their Goods, which, owing to
their superior quality, make and
style, cannot be exeelled anywhere.
AS they have also bought their
entire stock "Cash Down" they
deem themselves justified in assert
ing that they can and shall offer
greater advantages to customers
regarding styles, prices, qualities
and assortment than any other
house in this city.
These who intend favoring us
with call are respectfully invited
TO examine and convince them
selves.
Remember the place
y. SEELIG & CO..
MODERN BAZAAR ofFAsHI0N,
No. 81 Main Street,
(Ne<t to WGskingtow Hsxss)