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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15
DIED..

In Omaha CITY Nebrssks on a.. morning q the 2sth
Febru ~ I'D. isG4 BEIxS NJ wife Of k<v-
Isaac A. Haas.
TIE sub!ect q this bref sketch born Al Geneva,
n tie Safe Of New York, and Of English descent.
IN isSs she went from her fathers her brothers, 10
indanapos Indiana u was here she became init
mate friend OF the fsmily of Bishop TALBOTT. in which
relation he became known in this community. She
th~ Territory lssl in the care Of the
Bishops daughter her dearly loved friend during
thar lady's last Illness. BY her uRr miftng care and
devotion IN that loag snd trying period, she
endesred those affections and care she shared
that they surrender her to the East
nor euh she fad il in her loving heart 10 leave them
and thus she became not only permanent member OF
the Bishops family, Tut also his danghier When Brow
nell Hail. this city, opened for the RECEIPT
scholars, person seemed III dsch.rgv onerous
duties Of hstron Miss LIDDIAED She eni red into the
new project with a,scriiy, and vile sh- occupied the
position, which Was until about tao weeks before her
death. she earnest devoted faithful to her du-
ties. Indeed, occasion seemed TO require she per-
formed other duties which proved too much for her
strength She first taken i'll about Christmas
although she recovered her strength somewhat for
hrietme, the disease then first developed relaxed
its hold upon her On last Eyphiny she was mered al
Trinity Church, OMAHA &c tue Rev. Nr HAsaR by the
hight Rev Bishop TsLBOrT. Just before her
DEATH being at the residence of HrrcBcocK for the
Sunday, she came down from her rooms prepared fer
church Feeling weary, she laid down for a few mo-
msnts' rest. She rose again. Her diseas. made
most rapid progress upon her. II soon became evident
that she could not When informed of IN she
was perfectly composed, and said she willing TO die
if such was Gds will She never expr ssed nor so far
a. those who constantly and anxious attended her could
discover elF one regret. On Fridy morning she with
her dearest fre dS received from her husband the Holy
Comma2ion IDLY following the service from the BE-
ginning TO the end. With the exceptions Of few slight
intervals she had hr consciousness the very last
Being asked few moments before she breaihed her last
if she VS. falling asleep, she answered yes; and again If
50 she went to Paradise
Mrs. HAGAR in her life and In her death a true
daughter OF the church Of which she was a member
She well instructed in all of It's doctrines and be-
lieved them. She faithfully observed it, seasons
services and dscplines. She devoted herself to its
ture II would strange those who loved her tha
one who could do much ior the church should be 50
soon taken away. did they know 'a hiEs work
together fcr GOOD TO them that love God. is
safe, and neither sin Ror evil can touch her
Her Oh cte husband i, to-day removing 4er remains
to the home Of the Bishop. and those Others now far
away, whom, when mourrA TX like loss she there CON-
fored, will need and viii have the sympathy whole
OF that church which th-rc re Omaha Nebr skian.
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avo.her pronumciamen,o.

The Cincinnati Volksfreuud, in it, Sunday is
sue. places at the head Of the paper the name Of
JOHx c. FEENoSr "a an independent Candidate
for the Presidency in opposition to ABRAHAM
LsScoLx. The Volksfreund has been the organ
of the German Democracy Of Cincinnati. aud it
processes vet to adhere TO the principles it has
heretofore maintained IT, choice for the Presi-
depcy Is Gen. McCLELLAS and il AYERS that its
confidence his patriotism aud qualifications as
a statesman il mistaken, bu, it IS OF the opinion
that the more than ambiguous conduct OF certain
influential leaders and organs Of the Democratic
party has destroyed every prospect Of his election
hence Il regards the defeat of ABRAHAM LIN
coin and a change OF Administration By any
means a. the only hope for the salvation of the
Republic. Influenced by that consideration. it
declares itself for FRKaoSr TO defeat LINCOLN
and relieve an exhausted country from the
deadly nightmare which inflcts it, To use its
own words:
Abraham Lincoln must be beaten at all haz-
ards. totally. overwhelmingly beaten The whole
people. without distinction OF party. must be put
forward in the field against him
While we agree with the Volksfreund in the
belief that change Of Administration is the
only h"pc OF preserving free. Constitutional
government. We think il will yet have cause TO
regret IL present sie~s aud policy if it sincerely
desires the restoration Of Democratic principles
in the Administration of the government. Aud
We have all confidence that the great mass Of
the German Democracy will stand by the Demo
cratic organic ,ton and the cause IL represents.
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.sLook fo ysur Arms. -



Never WAS there 4 time when our Southern
people nughi TO take - well 70 heart the sayihg
that eternal vigilance l. the price 1T liberty" ~
Within the last ~ eek thu city has e.
capped doom as awful a. ever beiel or could
bciIl any ety the ftce OF fhis earth Three
thoussni iesociat> hoS-emen. bissphemously n
vosing the blessing oi Almighty Gad. eSs we'd 10
ia ole hand sni the pistol ia the other SIX
Thousand equally ferocious prisoners we're to be
i-s loose with order 10 XIII our President and
Cabinet. and burn The hazel citS II these
hDr-emen had lot IN bv surprise II these prison
sr- hid been suddenly les loose our town from,
H0li, wood "a Rockets, from the basin bank To
navy Hill would have been one volcano of hre
anj amid the explosion of m saxines aud labor
aiofies and the burning OF armoFles stores. aud
dxelling~. there would have been heard the ap-
psliing shrek OF thousands. nay. tens OF thous-
snds. OF women aud chliiren burning IN the
.mes Rape and rotbers. murder and mass
ere. would have reigned supreme. aud Snkee
hofsemen as per the programme lad down oy the
demon Dshlsren under orders from that incsr
pate tend Lincoln would have tel and have
watered their hotes outside the city, for. because
OF the sunes Inside they Could 90 so all the
while contemplating With devsIi,h delight the
horrors within Aud even suppose no woman or
child pershei in the flames. out escaped Ia the
bill. around what would have been their fate
without fosi or rament. or roof 10 cover them
The would have died in thousands from fright.
fsuiue aud the cold. Look well 10 your arms.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-03-15

We publish this morning report Of The speech
of Col. wOLroxD. an officer of the army. deliv-
cred at fraakfors. Kentucky IN which he .rraigns
the policy Of the President. and denouaces bin
as an asuEper and tyrant Col. W. has been
consistent opponent Of secessionism from the be-
ginning. and he has illustrated his sentiments by
NEST gallant service in the army against
the rebels in arms. A man ~ho has
manifested this devotion TO the government
cannot be denounced "copperhe'd or
charged With s.di-ioysIfy." and when he bold,
states that those In the army whom Mr.. LscoLs
thought to be nj. mirions. entertained the opin-
ion he was seeking. by overriding all constitu
tionaI barriers and limitations. to trample upon
liberties OF his country" il i time that the people
should consider whittier We are drifting. But
we fear that all such appeals will b, ia vain and
that The people ~ili not awaken from the mad
pess that rules the hour until some ovcrvhelm-
ing calamity overtakes the nation.
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ATR0Cl0US ACT OF TYRANNY !
The Sacrifice OF "a vife's Honor sc.
msnded the Price of Her Bus-
bands LibeTty-A Provost Marshal
Commits "A Brutal Rape.

One WM. SrRACHAN u now on trial before
81. Louis Republican take the following ex-
tract from the speech of the Judge Advocate to
the Court:
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Col wolford's speech ut Lexrngtons
Ky.-The sword Presenaafioo-Hi~
Conde nation OF President Linz
coins Petiey-kentucky should He-
sist the Fniistuse-t OF Negroes-she
President Denounced as n Usurper
and Tyranf-Gov. Bramletfe s,aiIed
Upou TO Protect Kentucky IN her
Constitutfonai Hfghts, &c.
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NOTICE.
Notice Of Liquidation.

faNHE Bank Banking Associai on, organized under
j tue kenera BanAns Law OF the STATE u iucian3
Known a. the Bank Of Ekhart.'' located Elkhsrt.
a state l. de~lsoGs II going into liquidation fo the
purpose closing business. Notice hereby given to
the holders Of tue circultng OF said pre-
seas them at saii Bans for pay within years
from this date
+. MOREHCusE, President
indianapolis, March 10, 1854. dit
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PROPOSALS.
TO CONTRACTORS.

DkuPpNAtS VIII be received for the grlinz and
y Crawling one and seveD- eighis a. ~ miles Of the
Indianapolis atd Leavcnsworfh Turnpike Road com
mFtong al the end II the ID sTeSoy completed apd
running south 10 the Johnson county line
Propo ais will b. received at the house Of Lob,
Nebh an the hne Of said road, until O'Clock p or
ID. 22d day Of March, 1884,
Profile and specifications can be seen a, the h.,ss ~
George Green
BY order Of the Board.
mch ts-dlx Z wurrr0pp S..
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PHOTOGRAPHS,

IDHoToGRAPH CARDS FOR GESTTFMFx-sAx-
II RI ana Catalogues sent Tor - cents nc.o.e an
envelope With your own name and adtres
%. HEMMETTE,
MT oSih D Liberty street, New York
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FOR SALE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WILL sell my Rock Of Brick Hoses situate IN the
corner OF ses YORK and tennessee STREETS eonsslng
six fenements.
Al~o my rvsiaenee No. Loo Norh IVES,
For terms apply Al the sinking fund ofice or At my
residence Nm h. BEACH.
marl&-dl0
,JosEaal copy AID send bili 70 this salse.
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ten. wso Of thi- city VIZ not I'll the last
% fgent g. eaii a. fe arusofs for Wms o. an
m Iuiiion. r. exeb4r-e 81 arm. bui nave
even hing af hsad and 10 gaou order, 80 = - tn
call 10 afms mss be susvefed insiandv Horse
NJ trAvei fat and come down 18th ss0ep.
Be re4Gy 10 meet TEN
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FOR SALE.
EO a8 81 LIE EsN
D E L LII & JONES

1.-TWO Finely Located Lots North New Jersey
street, one with small House aud Stable IL.
oefrd at iossr figures than any other properly the
sirset.
A NEAtIuo Story Frame Dwelling On North Illinois
"a sreet- Within thee squares OF the Bases HOuss.
Anu Tao Story brcA Mississippi street, ne
Stale House, Tor sale Al yer. reasonable figures
DsiZF.I-L x JONES
nichlS-T-t keai sst4tc Agents
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NOTICE.

Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce.
vINHE CHAMBER oF CON ERcR- Will. BE
opened daily for business, on and sfser Noodsv
February 18th, 1854 Sundays excep,edl a, O'Clock
Pm
Change hours frcrn2 O'Clock 10 4 o'elOckP.
f-sl1 dir BARSAkn. Secretary.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-22

Believing that the vi9ws here eX-
pressed are those of The Convention
aud the people you represent accept
th9 nomination.
/ realize the weight or,he rcspon.
sibility TO be horne should the p5SR,c
ratify your choice
Conscious OF my own weakness
can only seek fervently tho guidance
OF the ruler Of Universe, AMI rely on
his MI powerful aid to do ny best +,
restore Union AMI peace to a sniff
ing people, and to ca'abii5h and
guard their liberties AMI rights
am, gentlemen yery respectfully.
your ohed .rnr scrvGn'.
GEORGE Il. MCCLELLAN,
T. Hon HwaIio Seymour; art
Others, COMMITTEES.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-22
WAToHwoRD FOR PATRIOTS,
From McCLBLLAN's REco,H,

, The true isSue for which wa A..
lighting IS the Preservation Of Union
ana upholding tie laws Of the Cen. lem
eral G Government. instruction 70
Gen' burnside, January I, 1863 "
You You, will please constantly to bea,
10 mlnd : that precise issde for which
we are tlghting; that issue isthe pre- s
Seryatlon r; OF the Union and the resto.
ration ,, = OF the full authotithy of Gem Gem
eral Government over all portions =
qnr pr.n nfer1Mltory;- My Ilnstructionso Gen. :
Nv We t,tstnl shall most readily suppress
this rebellion and restore the pPhoSs antho1
lty OF the government by re!igiousl1
respecting the constitutional riSbis
Of Of all Instructions to GEN. Bsa,l' sl'
Noy. -, 1891 "'''
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-22
,o, ] am yours truely
JOIN W. POHNER.
Minister Of Oantin

| can add furthur that there can he
no doubt of the genuingss of anv of
OF the above documents.
Yours Truely
-, Alfred Yaple,
the above is publish for the setting
Mr. Mcintyre right before his neigh.
9,r5 in'ro than anything else. MIR.
McIltyres oath has never been ques.
Qon IL The community. and hIs evi.
dence before Capt. Cory was posi-.
i've. Mr.. Cameron is inform.
ec that Capt Cory is responsible to
him for every day lie is detained in
the service, and if he is worth vt, all
all domages Cameron sustains in con.
sequence of being thus forced into
the service, Cory will have to nav
Sept is, 1864. CLINTON TP
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-22
HARIGTTE And CilCINNAIl
RAIL ROA A D.
EN % % At Is 81 fsiaaii fiiaii
PORTSMOUTH BRANCH.

nN and after Thursday, February %, lc64'
rerulai Passenger Trains will run IN con-
nation with the Trains on main line between
portsmouth and Cincinnati as follows:
Leaves Portsmouth at S:lh A. NJ, arrives at
Pioneer at 9:85A.M.; arrives at Portland at
I0:O6 A NJ, arrives Ia jackson al, io:3tA. NJ
arrives Mt Hamden at 1l:G0 AM; arrives AZ Gin
cinl. att at 5:55 P.M.i
Leaves Cincinnati at $3.50 AM; leaves Ham
den at 800 PM; arrives at Jackson at 1884 I,
NJ: arrives at Portland at 4:2l I'm; arrives at
Pioneer at 4:50 PM; arrives at Portsmouth at
6:lO PM.
gAccommodation> >Train departs from Ports
mouth at s:45 PM; arrives at Pioneer at 445
ond de0arts at 4:5O; arrives at jackson at 6:13i
and Hamdan. III 80. Departs $40 An ar
r.ves,at jackson at 1885; arrives at Ploneer at
g:35; and arrives at Portsmouthat IL :45.
Through Tickets to Cincinnati can be obtain
cd at Portsmouth, Portland, and jackson, at
the following rates: o
Portsmouth to Cincinnati, $4:OO
portiand do &400
tIocI,son do 400
ROUND TRIP TICKETS.
From Portsmouth to Cincinnati and return
$500 Tickets from Portsmouthto Marietta
and Parkersburg, $500.
JOHN DURAND, sup't
R.w. ouADE, Assist sup't
Feb. 2AIh lS64-lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-22


| have always found that it is the
tendency Of subordihates to make
vaxatiOus arrest on mere suspicion
II instructions to General Buell., No
vsmher -, 1861.
Say as little as possibls about DO
litics or the negro instructions tt
General Burnside, January 7, 1852.
The unity of this nation, the pre-
servation Of our instructions, are SC
dear to me that | have willingly sa-
;rified my private happiness with the
simple object of doing my duty to my
country-[ Letter to Secretary Came
eron, October, 1911
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-22

a5ssa CUaisct OF l,e Provost Mar
shat oi liae llth District,

st1atI oi ihe llth District.
MAJOR BRATToN:-Sir:-I wish
10 lay before your readers the follow
Ing evidence to show what al utter
disr gard of the rights OF the people
is pyactic by our present Lincoln hire.
iing5 and their O-workers. Alex.
Cameron was drafted from Clinton
Township, in this County. He pro-
duced tothe Board Of Commissioners
he proper evidence according to al law
OF Congress. Pass by Abo!ilionist
to fight out the freeing of all the mig.
gers, at the expense Of the lives Of
our white citizens, forced in Iincoln's
slaughterpens, and upon this evidence
he was properly discharged. But
aome of Cameron5 Abolitioni neigh
bOrs represent to Capt. Cory that
Cameron is not oUer 45 years ofags,
and upon this statement and because
Camoron.is Democrat, said Cory has
him arrested, aud put into the services
sent to Columbus aud them to the
front and is now in the Army, leav-
ing a wife and Hvo children, who de.
pend on him for support, to SHIFT for
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-22
CUADIAN RNSNOTIE.

Henry Shuster CT ardian of John s., Mary
k'and William Shuster miner hei re of said
Ga.rdinn has fled his accounts for Inspection
nd partial Settlement, as such Guardian, ant
i'll DO for hearing on the 1th day Of May A.D
a. RICHARD CRAIG
Arrh l4th lSe4-Sw Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-22
N 0 <

themselves. Thus showing a clear
violation OF law and the only bond we
have to secure our rights, O violation
of his oath Of Office. Read the Testi.
mony additional to what was not i'm.
poached before the Board of Enroll
ment.
ChilicOthe, Ohio, Sept Oh, 1854.
Mr. Duncan Mclntyre, Hamden Ohio.
DeaF S1r;-l today received yours
of yesterday restating to me that your
halt brother Alexander Cameron, a
native Of Scotland, was recently con.
scripted to fill the quota of Clinton
township; Vinton County, Ohio: that
You aud he we:e both dnIr qualified
botore tio Provost Marshal Of the
district, within the time allowed by
IL" lor h'm to report, that he Was
over yorfyIJ50e years of age when en-.
rolled and drafted; that yonr oaths
nad been Disregard and Cameron
forced from his wife and children and
''"Io' NV ',le army, where he now
IS' II he has been spared in the sever.
al battles and skirmishes in which he
has taken part; that he and you were
democrats, and TO induce the admin.
lStratiCn authorities to hold him
several OF your abolition neipbbnrs
had taken the pains to deny the truth
Of your own and his oath; that Won,
BY his authority, then sent TO- the
parish minister ofthe parish in which
no was born for a copy ofthe register
ol his birth; that the same was sent
to the Secretary of war to be used in
procuring the discharge of Mr.. Cam.
eron from the army, you wished me
to to, forward to you copies Of them
This ! cheerfnIly do, the following are
true copies.
Stamp ExRAor
, I'm ! Terms of II & 1S, Vict. Can.
80 Sec. IS and Vict Cap. S5 sec <
Barn alive, Jan. T. 25th. One maIe
enid, lSl7, named Alexander, Pa.
rents Archibald Cameron and Chris.
tim Mcdonald"
Extracted from the register Of
births and Baptisms for the Parish
OF Cantlh, in tho county of Ross and
OIJromarty, this third day of August
Eighteen hundred and sixty-four
For the Register General
Geo. Setany
Secretary.
Canon House DiagvaH A. B.,
8@ AaSuH 1864.
Sr-l having much pleasure n
handing you enclosed an extract from
the Record Of the Parish of Cantin
which nj are now kept in the Register
Once, EiInburg, showing most un-
mistakably that Cameron is Al vears
OF age, and 80 hops he will be at
once released. The state of America
must be very sad at the present mo.
ment and | pray God it may soon
% restored TO state Of ofPeace, | ex.
Pla'ned to the Register General the
nature OF the case and ho gave the
extract gratis, l will keep the green.
9ac&S you sent me as curiosity,-
You will observe the extract is stam.
ped so that there can be no mistake
as to its geauiness.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-22
EX-Goy, NicA Iilfo Speech

EX Governor Vick,t.ia o. X IA
tucky, WAS introduced aud spoke a.
follows;
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-22
MARIETTA AND CICINuAT.
RAILROAD.
E1 gss &
MAIL GOING EAST,

1oavss Cincinnati at 8;1y A. NJ: Leaves sig bISn- y,
eScastor a or a. Mi leaves GteFg4'Is ii5 p
1911 r Nj arrives at ChiiNSG'nI ayrs ~ Isl lam
Je" JTncion at2.13 p. NJ; leaves athens "a al
a,Ji arrives at beipro Parkorsborg at 7:iO T. NJ
MAIL GOING WEST.
Leaves Bolpro &oo a,7:8o a; M; lG"yGa ,o65 M'I-
~ 5I'.' ~ T"ovas Handoa Junction at 1885 A, NJ
2',, ar,,iyes at OhiIlicothe at 1906 PM; leave,
chcotho at l5 Nj leaves ,ao saGSnSi'eT T op at
T;vesat i've CINCINNATI at 5:5jP,M.
mi, ,oormodation Train Leaves Chillcothe
=. DO a. Nj; arrives at Cincinnati at 1928 A.
NJ Flea leaves Concinpati at $3.50 ?. NJ; arrives at
C,illicothe at $3.50 p NJ.
Con, ectiOns are made at LoyoIand {I,,yi. wi,n N
Tr;Sn. to and from Columbus; p"d at llamden
I",;o, li". With trains 10 and from Portsmouth
'"u'' JOHN DURANAr Sup't
Jaraary II, lS64-ly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-22
Sllcrin,s Sale.

10y virtue of decree in foreclosure and order
ID of sale issued to me from the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of the I'd Judicial Dis
trict, W. r., in favor of Levi Farncsworth and
against VIM. II. lIattOn, Hiram Ernest and Eliza
Jane Ernest, for the sum of eight hundred and
nuety-onc dollars and two cents (SS?l O2) judg-
ment and cost of suit taxed ar seventeen dollars
and eighty cents (Sl7 s0) have levied upon
the following described piece or parcel of land to
wit: The land known as the northwestern por-
ton of Joseph Pctran's donation claim, beginning
Mt the southeast corner of said tract or parcel of
land, at a big fir tree marked with an axe on the
northern, southern and western sides; thence
running north, to the north boundary of said Pc
trains claim thence following the north bounda-
ry of said claim westerly to the northwest corner
,hence southerly to the west boundary OF said
claim to u small slough, thence eastcrly in direct
line to the place Of beginning.
Notice is hereby given that shall sell the above
described property ut public auction, on the
premises, Mt l o'clock, to the highest ana best
bidder, on Saturday, the 18th day ofOctobcr, A. D.:
1864, to satisfy the sum Of eight hundred and
ninety -one dollars and two cents (Sso' o?) judg-
ment cost taxed at seventeen dollars aud eighty
cents ($l7 sO) with interest at three per cent per
month, from the 18th day of March, 1864, III paid
and accruiup cost. II. G. MORSE,
Sheriff of Clark county.
September II, 1864. 45:w4
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-22
Coughs and Colds.

The sudden changes of our climate are sources Of
Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatc Affections. Ex-
pcrcncc having proved that simple remedies often act
speedily when taken in the carly stages of the disease
recourse should ut be had to Browns Bronchial
Trochcs" Lozcngcs, let the Cold, Cough, or 1ita-
ticn of the Throat be slight by this precau-
tino serious attack may be ehcctually wardcd
Off Public Speakers and Singers will find them ctcc-
tual for clearing and Strengthening the voice. Soldiers
should have them they be carried in the pocket
and taken occasion requires.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers,
Principal Office, 4S Dcy Street, NEW YORK.
PRICE ONLY % ENTs PER BOTTLE.
SrRINGFIELD, Lii, June I, 1856 9.
KEDINGrON < Co.,
Agents for California.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-10-22
Sptrial Sloii(es.
REDrNGTON & Co.'S
ESSENCE OFJAMAICA GINGER.

This valuable preparation containing in highly con-
centratcd form all the properties Of the jamaica Ginger
has become Of the most popular domestic remedies
for all diseases of the stomach and digestive organs.
As tonic it will be found invaluable to all persons
recovering from debility, whether produced by fever or
otherwise for whilst it mparts to the system ali the
glow and vgor that can be produced by wine brandy
it is entirely free from the reactonary effects that follow
the use Of spirits Of any kind
1t is also an excellent remedy for females who suffer
from difficult menstruation, giving almost immediate
relief the spasms that frequently accompany that
period
1t gives immediate relief to nausea, caused by riding
in a railroad car, or by sickness other causes.
1t is also valuable external application for gout
rheumatism, neuralgia, etc.
Ask for Redington Co.'S Essence Of Jamaica Gin
ger, as none other is pure and icable.
REDINGTON & CO., I'ropretors
4l6 and AIS Front street,
San Francisco.
August 10, 1864. ly