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An Inquiry.

N0CHEHTER, NO. Lee. dlt 15oJ.
Editors Chicago Tribune: =
At the request Of i number Of the wool growers
OF this section have taken the liberty Of address,
Ing yoh ior the purpose Of making inquiry as to
where full blood Shepherd Dogs can be obtained.
have failed. II there Is any person In your city or
vicinity who keeps them for sale, or If you know
where they can DO had In any part OF your State,
yeu will confer great favor by addressing note
to the undersigned, Or by sending this note to
some person who can give the desired infotna-
tfon. Very Ioiy,
Our FOR ABRAHAM L1scoLH.-The Saint
Louis Daily Union Inns run up its ensign for
the next Presidency, and it reads: ssFor Pres
ident in 1861, Abraham Lincoln" The ed
itor,s REASONS for this choice are that he up
proves the past and present policy Of the
administration-subju emancipation,
confIscntion, restoration and I'LL But he
especially supports abraham Lincoln because
Of sthis ardent personal patriotism, his uni
yersally admitted integrity" his "unassum-
ing patience and cou1age,"' his temperate
use Of the tremendous powers entrusted to
his hands, and the plain, unpretending can
dorwhich he has maintained amidst oil the
fasclnations Of that power"
This is not bad for Frank Blnir's organ,
and Indicates that like the repentant prodi-
ra1 he is returning to his father Abraham's
house. The pcniteat' are always welcome.
Let him eschew schofeld and Gamble, and
cling to the true radical faith, and forgivncsa
md the fatted calf await him. -
, 1864-01-08

The market was very quiet yesterday ut our quota-
ions. Enterprise seems rather turning towards buy
laions permit than In the direction Of deaing with
What II civ 0ST9 oeen @ @
ness VIII open With spirit Anticipation Of increased
their attention 70 purchases for immediate wants.
The steamboat Duke Of Argyle brought IN 800 bal las
Of cotton yesterday 6 but 81 bales Of which was fol
Government. The sales reported 70 yesterday were
ut Nc At &c. at &c. 20 at Gle AZ &c, at e2Hc
L nt e6c, II at Csc. Total. Us bales.
GTdl4nIy: ~
fcW 5s!tsIIinr. n.' ''. ...'''. ssSs1
..a1dd!ing to Strictly Nddnng.. .6sSSa
coT7oS SFar1a1r-Fffee,shs charges On Cotton, psr
bale, By express, from CinclnnAtifo New York, lei
days Si32C; Boston, twelve Days. S19 Phllade![hia
nine days. IT.. Baltimore. eight days, 3I9 PToyl
Troy. nine days, d.; Schenectady. nine days. tl2 u
, 1864-01-08

uoftfy for c1port, at a1Na9Yc for good common: 13t
es11c ior far % fnJ fatf; md 11A9uKc Tor prime
10 choice rEw crop.
NoLAesEs-Thein was . faif dom4 md today aad the
kales embrace go bss at Yesterdays prices, leaving
ouY An ncons1ceraoie stock In first hands. Orlina-
F1nE3-festerday. not previously ,reportet. 5oo
br1s sold At lot oIdinary cxtrs, and S95o per hf
dsy: but aaet hsd not tfanssired when Ters nak-
fxn-Ihe stock OF Hay is fair but mostly withheld
from, he Isarkst NgsthSta aaspsesed y selling ta
Corn and Bran while the stock Of Oats Is very light
lot Of go sacks Bran sold on the landing Mt Sis
eacks Loufeara yellow Corn at 16te2ts7H bushe..
BAcnx-Therr were ea1cs of96 cask1 Shoulders, in
three lots, at 9Hc q D.
fonK-A lot ofso brls Ness sold yesterday st 1885
2 hEl.
, 1864-01-08
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

THURSDAY EyESEu. Jan. Z, 1851.
FREIEUTS-There Is no change IN rates. We
, 1864-01-08

ONIONS-Hecetptsn nominal, and In moderate dc.
nsnd Frtces Arm and steady at pzeyl quotations.
We equote:
P1tn qualities soa1so
Ecmmoher .-......-.....-..-........1 1-3141.S
CARBON 0ILS-Mafket generally Guiet, the
demand FOR shipping and city trade bein9 generally
light. Prices rule steady and firm at present quota-
fione- nc quote:
, 1864-01-08

LluQS eEfEts &C. 1nef cQnla14
no ALCOHOL Or BAD BRANDY.
They WILL CURE the above dseases ii ninety.1tzS
cases out Of hundred.
Do you want something to Strengthen Yo1T
Do you want Good Appetites
Do you want to Build up you constituttous
Do you want to Feel Well!
Do yuu want to get lid Of NervousnessI
Do you want Ene1gy3
Do you want to Sleep WeQ9
Do sou want Brisk and Vigorous Feelng1
usJou do, use uOOFIAND'S GERMAN DIIIxx&.
, 1864-01-08

NAVAL LSTORES-In limited .uland. 'aad Ga1r
supply Prices generally rule firm and unchanged
from previous a9otatiens. We quote:
Tar. oo&1S % Manila Rope.
Pitch ......s... 1e.QES5l0 hemp GU
Rnsfn. ......... q p Lath Yarn No H.. 616H
Tu5psntine-... S@ SS:S@ 4@ ..,,,. :. 2--..a agii..1
, 1864-01-08

LEATHEIt-Thero IS very little doing In the mar
kct, there being few buyers and yeIy few orders
to hand. Prices generally rule firm and unchanged.
, 1864-01-08

try would be entirely free. Tho whole I'D
dress, of which ne have given but rude out
line, was full Of soul and Was just to the
point. He concluded, and three rousing
for the Union, and thanks we're voted to the
Governor for his address.
Members sung the Star Spanglcd Banner,
with real spirit and enthusiasm
Mr. Cow, of Rock Island, offered the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were adopted: .
Rso'tsd. That we deem 1t the duty of every
eaTs oSneetions et s % to cd. su ''' ~ ''n '''' ~
sea Ihat If order e eRsase the
iottieat sentiments Of patriotism.
Rsssd Tst in qasr to su1s5 The Ere Schools
pcctfully recommend to the Legislature of Tie
Eate to require every teacher and school officer Of
the State to take the oath 10 support the state and
Gers and teachers to instruct the children under
Them to lore reverence and uphold the SAINT, With
out reservation or qualification.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
First business Of the session being the cleo
ton Of officers, 1t was voted that the Pfe5i.
dent cast the ballot Of the Association. By
this vote, The persons nominated by the Com
mittee on Nominations were elected officers
- The Committee On Resolutions, through
It's Chairman, Mr.. Lyon, Of Chicago, reported
the following resolutions, which were
adopted:
Rxeolrsd, That We recommend that the term OF
oficc Of School Commissioners be extended to
four years and that the compensation be made suf-
Gcie1t to secure thorough supervision OF all the
schools: also, thst the name Of the ofaeer be
chanped to County Superintendent
Resolged. That We are highly grat1fed with the
succrss of The State Normal University under is
present emcient and earnest Principal Richard Ed-
warde nnd hls co-laborerH and We pledge ourselves
to do Ill in our power to aid them IN their noole
work. $500.
Refolped-That we consider 1t the imperative
duty Of every teacher in the State to become sub
ec1tber 10 the Iunois T<Geher, and to use his n
fucnce to extend the circulation OF this Valnaole
journal
Reso1rtd-That the thanks Of this Association
be presented to the officers, the executive and
local committees for the efficient manner in which
they have dlech1Iged their duties: to the several
lecturers for the able. Instructive and practical ad
dresses they hare given uB: and to Mr. Charles
+ Ansogge for the additional Interest which his mu-
stca1 skill has impaired to these exetetse3. ,,,
Heao2ped-That rs the hands Of traitors arc stul
raisod for the destruction of this the best Of Gov
eInncnts, We fcellt our duty 10 arrow our ex-
preston Of unswcfying fidelity to our county
and TO pl&dEe our Unconditional support Of every
aMeicpt means fpE tho euppre95jpp Of this unholI
, 1864-01-08

Kir,medium...,&
Ktp,heavy....--
Calf, No 1:.....
C4H,eeconm-..
UppH,,F Mot.:.-
Rursett Bride,
n Atdh
, 1864-01-08

,GREASEINafkctsti still qnies With iolefabld sup
My. Eflcea rule arm sut unch1nEed. Ne quoie.
lstO 9N9AV
rnWn s:rrsas SAs 9As
Sales today: Is tres Dead Hox usease atoXc.
1sAME-PRAI4tE CHICKENS are more active, nud
with limited supply the market rules shade trnet
and higher nucks stll1 1n .m.ll supply sat limited
n.aud and urm at Present quotations E1S1so1 In
United suppl, and hlE demand. VIC quote
Prairie Chickens, per rdoz............ $11s tas.75
Ducks, ernall, mixed, 4 doI....' LOO Mi.e5
A81lAfQG. + N4.H
lsuntl Der LOO 81 t1}<
Tenipon E............ ..........-.- 1GS Gt0teE
fnhhffa u 0.1j Gs02o
feexe d nnr ~: .........,....,.,.s.s ~~x- fSa10
, 1864-01-08

TINTED STATES SANITARY
u COAAISS1OE.
A Sketch OF It's purposes and its RorR.
Complied from documents and private papers
1ano., cloth, gilt top, ycllun paper. $fss. Clo'a
pIain. II co.
This book was written IN aid OF tha Boston Fair.
for the Sanitary Co.4u1sslon.
Tha entire sales ape fer the TFsaeu.J OF he tal<ea
States Sanitary Ccmmisssinn. Pnhl!shtd ~ 1o
| 10 Washington Atfee.. hostoa.
For sale by all 3ookselIts,. 1a1.:l1s3t 4Wa[
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
General Grant as a racllclan


A private letter from an eminent OIL
Ger Of the United States engineers, we'll
known as a military writer, dated Wash
ingtou, May lllh, to friend in this city,
contains the following observations,
which, being of great'publie interest, the
recipient takes the liberty Of laying ss-
fore the public, though well satisfied
they were not written with any view to
such use being made Of them
Nothing can be more ebsued than the
allegations in certain Of your New York
papers, to the effect that the recent bat
ties south Of the Rapidan have thus far
furnished a mere exhibition Of brute
force, on the part Of General Grant.
When the actual figures Of the contest
come to be known It viii be seen how
preposterous are these suggestions The
enemy being on the offensive, we have
had, OF course, TO certain extent, to
accept battle upon ground Of his own
selection, and our troops have occasion
ally been called upon to advance at a
great cost through a codntry heavily
tmbered and sgainst lines Of earthworks
and rife pits connecting dense woods and
other natural distractions. But to the
supurb man@vsrs and combinations by
which the various positions Of the enmey
have been successfully tzrned. too high
praise cannot be accorded. Nearly all
the report Of our losses that have seen
are exsggerations. the best inforned es-
Inmates at this point not placing our kill
ed, wounded and missing at over thirty
five thousand, of whom, probably, abou;
four thousand are prisoners, stragglers,
skulkers or deserters. Far from there
having been any useless sacrifice Of life
on our part, il will be found that the
quickest and toughest work always costs
the least blood in the long run, except
where regular forti6cations have to be as
sailed; and / an convinced, from all We
have thus far heard, that the Army oi
the Potomac will be found TO have been
handled during the past ten days with q
tsnscity OF purpose and mastery ofthe
/ science and art Of war, which will here
altar challenge the admiration Of every
competent soldier in our own and Eu-
ropean armies
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

greatly endeared himself by exemplary
piety and admirable disposition.-Loats-
riEle Journal
How sad to think that = nurderoaE
rebel leader, and assassin Of wounded,
unarmed prisoners, man, OF exemplary
piety snd amisble disposition" should
die even in the ordor ofsanctityi Why
might not death have spared this exem-
plsry Of piety to continue to illustrate
christianity, an amiabls disposition, and
the atrocities Of rebel, a murderer and
az assassin 1t is not oftsn that such
grzees meet IN human character; and
when they do, they should be conserved.
What charming conservative delegate
to Chicago, the Rev. " NJ Reed would
have made, If death had not forced him
to shuttle OF his mortal coil he would
have been magnificent on the s'nigger7
at the Chicago Convention.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
A Vice Coppcrheaa Trick.

1t seems from an extract which we
publish to-day from the LouisFllis Union
Press, that some Copperhead Of Barren
County, Ky, got up bogus report Of an
Unconditional Union meeting in that
county recently. sent il on to the Hon.
Lueien Anderson, msmber Of Congress
from that District, and kaowH to be 4
good, soend, uncoaditionai Union man,
giving him the names % lot Of free
negroes ss participants ia the said meet
ing; when, as matter of course, Mr..
Anderson sent shem some printed docu-
ments and speeches, thinking Of course
that they were white men No sooner il
this done, however, than the Copperhead
author Of the imposition writes to the
Louisville Journal, a most vile Copper
head sheet, accusing = Kentucky Con.
gresham Of corresponding with negroes
Of his own Statel
This we call copperhead trick; bot
il is on par with much Of the Copper.
head slang about Abolitionism and ne
gro equality Of the present time, and
we should think that the scoundrel vho
did it would be welcome to all the honor
aud glory he could acquire By the opera.
ton, both with Mr.. Anderson aad all
honorable men. Doubtless the negroes
gloried in the common names Of white
men in that part OF the State, and We
presume further that many Of them are
sons Of white men in that vicinity, and
very likely one or more of them sons OF
the very man who hes the hoHor Of faith
ering this beQus report Of a bogus Union
meeting Indianapolis Gazette
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
4 War Incident.

Capt Dunbar X. Ransom, (brother Of
Brigadisr General Ransom.) Of the Sd
United States (rsgular) artillery, at pres
ens in command Of the Second Brigade
of Horse Artillery, Army of the Poio-
mae, relates and vouches for the follow
ing incidest:
One Of bis soldiers, in the late raid OF
General Fitzpatrick, received ball that
struck a Testament IN his pocket, and
passed through it until it reached the
l2th verse of the 9th chapter Of II Tino-
thy, where il stopped, and which 1t did
not damage in the least The verse is
as follows:
Slight the good fght Of faith, lay hold
on eternal life, whereunto thou art also
called and has professed good profes-
sion before many witnesses.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

Especial correspOndenes OF Cincinnati Gazstte-
COLUMBUS, May "a
A few days since Governor Brough
was requested By an old personal friend
TO use his influence TO secure the HaroI
or exchange Of two rebel prisoners now
confined at Johnson's Island. These
prisoners are nephews to she gentleman
making the request, and also Of a dis
tinguishsd citizen Of Detroit, Michigan,
who has served his country IN the field,
the Cabinet and the halls Of Legisla
ture, in whose behalf the request was in
part made.
In addition, these gentlemen also ap-
piled for letter 10 the commandant Of
Johhson's Island, which would enable
one Of them TO visit these prisoners.
How the Governor responded to this re-
quest will be seen in thefsllowing letter,
for which be viii no doubt receive the
thanks of more than one Of our brave
men who have left the horrors Of LIB
b. prison:
The STATE OF ONO,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Columbus, May 3, 1864
Sir: / have your favor Of the 18th
inst All prisoners Of war, civil and
military, are under the sole charge OF
Colonel Wm. Hoffman, Commissary
General Of prisoners, Washington City,
| cannot interfere with them ii wonld,
and cannot give an orderto seeor CON-
muuicate with them, without his perulis-
sion. am glad 1t is 50. Some four
weeks ago | saw at Baltimore the arri-
val OF vessel loaded with our prison.
ers from Belle Isle, who, in the very re-
finemeEt Of barbarism, had been reduc.
ed By starvation TO mere skeletons, for
no other purpose than TO incapaciate
them for further service ia the Union
armiea Over one-third Of these men
were too far gone to be resuscitated, and
| died within forty-eight hours after their
arrival. While i would not reialiate on
rebel prisoners by praesicing ike means
confess, General, / have very littls
sympathy with or desire 10 parol or re-
lease from confinement men who have
been upholding rebellion that has del
aged the land with sorrow and blood
| and whose leaders have resorted 70 cru
city and barbarism in the treatment o
prisoners more Internal than any ever
prscticed by savages. The higher III,
rank and social position Of men, tbs
less are they entitled to sympathy. They
sinned against light and knowledge
Therefore, am glad their fate Is not il
my keeping, lest under such proYoea
ton | should not be over mereifuL
return the letter as requested
Very respectfully,
JoHS BRousH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

DKArH or Rev. W. NJ. REED.-The
Nashville GGsetfe learns that informa-
ton has been received of the death of
Col. W. NJ. Reed, of that city. He died
st Jackson, Tenn, a few days after the
battle at Fort Pillow, from the effects Of
& wound received in that engagement
Mr.. Reed vas the pastor of the First
Cumberland Presbyterian Church of
Nashville, TO the members OF which, and
in fact to the entire community, he had
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

isus to the rescued want tsu thousand
six months troops at once DO not hesi-
t4tel Come will lead you Let us
help to finish this war and save our Gov
ernmentP From one end of the State
TO the other let echo repeat the inspiring
invocation. - Loafisrilie Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
SToCK-BREEDTNG.
Important to Breeders Of BIooded
gtack

THE CELEBRATED STALLION "BU-
L FORD" viii nsaks the season Of 1864 az the
American Stable. Evansvilie, Ind.
TEKws.-S2o 20 insure
PKnIGRKE.-Baford MAS got by imported Glen
coe, nrsf dam b. Minstrel, Minstrel by Metoc,
Aedoe By New York EelIpse; second dan by Bu-
fo<d's Alexander, third dan BY HszxhAil't Moses,
foarth dam by Dnks Of Bedford. bfts dam b
Uzion, sixtA dam BY imported Dahstsr.
RICHARDSON BRTTTON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
commissioners Sale Of Real Es-

Commissioners Sale Of Real Es-
tate.
DY virtue Of e decree Of the vanderbargh Cir
u euit Court, ths undersigned Commissloner
Win. Ga the issh d4v Of June, lssf. kefNeen two
and four o'ctnck NJ, az the court-h0use door Ia
kfan>stiies fEoesed 80 seii At pablie aaett0n the
1lisstug -descritad real estate, fa wif:
All that part q the sest half q the southeast
quarter of zctioa nine %, 10 township sisht {s)
s9utn, Il range essFsu tti west. ia the Fiaeenuca
hand aistrtrt, which VIVA couxeyed to Sersaa
Stroud hy doed q partition datea May {, ISIS.
and FeeofaeJ IN book q 81 the receFds II EDS of
NaHdsfburzh Counfy, a. pxgss tls aud IL. soR-
taiuiug &c seres. more or les.
Terns ef sAle--oEs- third casa. and the renaaia-
der At oBs aad tive years. the dcSerred pas nsaats
% ~ seeHrea ~ noses. with saFuty. bearn inter-
est, aud waiving FeIinf laws.
Asa IGLEHART, Commissioner.
mayIs Az
tEvansvFlle UnIon COPY wceks.1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

Cor HM THERE-In one Of the hos
pitfalls in Washington a day or to ago, g
wounded Virginia rebel and woGndsd
Pennsylanian, occupying adjoining beds,
had a good -hunored verbal tilt, as fol-
lows:
Union. 'Say, reb,whers are you from r
Secesh- I'm from Virginia, the bes.
State in America
Union That where old Floyd came
from, the old thief"
Secesh- Where are you from, YsnkT
Union "l'm from PENNSYLVANIA ''
Secesh- ''Well, you needn't talk abou,
old Floyd coming from Virginia, a.
long as old Buchanan came from Penn
sylvanis Font you wish you hadn',
said any thing, fank7'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

Especial cOrrespopdsnes Of Cincinnati Gazstis.
COLUMBUS, May "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
LYoN,s KArmArnoN.

Kathairoa Il from The Greek word "KAthro, s.or
"kathaifo." sigHifying 10 cleanse. reluyinats and
restore. This artieis IL what It's naans siRni aas
for preserx;ags restoring and bsautlfyiBg she
human hair Il 10 the most remarkable preparation
ia the world. u s again owssd and put up by
the orginRipr retor, and is nov made With tils
sans cars, skill aud attention which gave IL e
sale oi over ono million bottles psr aHnum.
It II a most delightful Hnir Dressing.
II eradieates Hcnrf aud dAndruf.
II keeps the head cool snd clean.
IL makes thelaiF. rich, soft aud glossy.
IL prevents the hair from falling % and turn
ing gray.
IL restores hair upon bald heads ~
Any lafly 9r gentleman who values beaatifal
head Of hair shoHld use Lyon's kaghairon. Ttis
known and D ed throughout the civilized World
Sold by all rospectabis dealers
DEMAS b BARNES CO., Nsw York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
PLANTATION BITTERs.

PLANTATION BITTERs.
which arc nov recommended By the highest nnsdi-
e~i suth9Fitiss, and warranted 70 produce an TN
naediats beneficial effect. They are sxessdingiy
Agfeeabie, Isriec-iy pure, and must supsrcsed al
required
Thsy purify, strengthen and favigorats.
They create q healthy nppetits.
diet.
They overcome the effects Of dissipation saa
late hours ft
Thoy strengthea the system snd sBiIysa he
tho mind
Tsey prevent raiasmasIe and isierraittsBtss-
VerH. a.
They purify the breath and asiaity Of tAs
They cure Dyspspsia and constipatloo.
They cure DiArrhss and ChsIers Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint aad Hsrvoas
They make the weak strong. the lanxuid bill
liant. and are exhausted natures great rsstsrsr.
They are composed of this Celebrated C4isaya bark
Sintergreen, aassaffas, rOste aud herbs, all prs
served In peffsctiy pure g. croix rurs. FOR par
nenisrs, see circulars and testimonials aronnd
each bottle
Beware Of imposfors ExsmIns every bsttls.
see that it has our prissts {. !. stamp unnati.
lated ever the cork, Sfth plzntsfson scene, asd
our signature on Ans steel piafs side label. See
that oHr bottle IL not re-niisd with spurious And
asioierlous stud. Any person pretending to ssIi
toHea~fph Ditbhfs " ths Rhitou Or IN buiks - al
impsstor. Any person imitsting this bottle, or
selling any other material thersin, whstbsr called
Plantation BfftaFs or net. IL criminal under ths
=. ,. Law, aud VIII b. - prosecuted By We
already have sur eye on several partIcs re s-nIIinE
our bottiee, &C, Who will succeed In gsthng
themselves into close quarters. tbs demand foF
Drake's Plantation bitters from ladies, clergy
men, merchants, &e., is incredible. The simple
trial Of bottle IL the sFidence present Of their
worth and superiority. They are sold by all re-.
spectacle druggists, Zroesrs, physicians, hotsIs,
saloons, steam boats, aud country stores.
sP. II. DRAKE A 60.
Ne. 11 Brosdway, n. r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28
mAoAN,s mAGNoI A nAIm.

hhGhNfS mAGhoL n BALM.
This IL the most delightful aad sxtraord Inary
article ever discovered 81 changes the sun burnt
lace and hands 20 psaTly satin tsxturs Of ravish.
Ing beauty, impariiug the marble purity 0f youth
aud tbs difangse appearance Inviting in the es
bsiio Of fashion IL removes tan, ffeeEles, pgfn-
PIES aud roughness from the skin, teAvnE the eotn-
riexi0n fresh, Transparent aud smooth. IL con
tains no material injurious 10 the akin. Patron
iNed by Actresses and Opera siHgsFs. II IL what
syery lady shoaid have. Sold evarywhars.
Prepared BY W. e, Hagen. Troy, Ny.
Address afi orders 10
DEhAs 8. BARNES 90. New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-28

Persons Of sedeBfary hate. troubled uIth
weaknes, assitude, paipitatioa II the heart, lack
Of Gppstite, distress after eating, torpid liver,
eoDstibsti0B, deserve to auner, III fhss viii NOT
try the eelebrated