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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16

FAIR oo,,ues,ov
N6 IN AID or THE o. g SANITARY t.N MiS. ny
s'FciAL ETERT AINMINT ny rliE CELbbhAlGp
'i MOODS MlsSIRELs, -, d.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 3lerea ~ ~ -70' "
No. 5l4 Broadway. -, $500. N
Tez.s 81 Children under II years o, sgs w. ,hs,. Of
cents eaci-cssl be Obtained rcm tie iouo"hs "eHV' "
the Committee on Music: . ~, NM ~ =, R,.xoort.
81. A. psnon No 10 IVES. alsst Mrs. y ~ i'usses
no Il Union pacc ME- l. Morton 10 rs Mssi's e ~ Si
w.. Ssit Mis- Caris,.e Wilson, No. 20 West SD 40
Geaea 0o.@iss-MrN W III sf S1aissy, ME- w
R.ctn-nn No ss East 25.h 81, Mr. D. Beer No I9t bosu
WAY. Mr. r. Ioewsn Abcmarle Hotel Nh H. schle''AnSe'
(Nsyor Co.. No. 80 Johnts. .----------
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-16
Jrcn. &r.

1aq Fgf y a-3o aat b'aas rasS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-04

disaasisfsd vii SIis ssisseeraiis ssse,ttd.
|ftapfE qgh1k ddhplsgtA4 Qppol
bat earnsstly desire the utter subvetssoo
q shn rsps6lio byShy neaas By which
|it nay sesn lkely = as,aeeouoishsaa
And standisg - sh6kAd q - nasioa
thsy ass abls % send ~ in1eseeet u
their opinions down deep INTO The
lower strata Of society, and bring them
into harmony With themselves. Eeversl
csuses conspirs to bring the middle
classes into ansipathy With the aristo6raSy
and even the dissenters into acquissosaee,
= least in o. State church, and T. excite
10 them desire to preserve il - : nsoee-
sary part Of that British constitution
which tAey believe y b To osly guaran-
tee Of . nations freedom and tranquility
which man has ever discovered. Middle
class men and dissenters ere thus nrs-
ifsf y deprecGas tie Sacceais SFAs Great
Republic, and 70 rejoice il seeing it con-
vulsed with the throes Of great revolu-
ton, and to forget all their anti-slavsry
zeal in the desire for the dissolatien Of
our Union.
The speaker maintained that the cotton
femme had exerted little in6aAnce On the
British opinion; tina. Ill j. to, be traced TO
stlipee deep organic oAasaS, aad thai Enk-
land csnnot reader any valuable service
to the cause Of freedom in the future, till
she consents to . measure of reform in
her own constitution, which she does not
now tolerate in conception. ~ -
In conclusion. the inference was drawn
that We in this country, are far too sensi-
tive to English opinion, that . man in
sympathy with the spirit Of the British
Government cannot Judge as candidly or
see as truly, or wish US success and pros
.perity. That it is Is natural for him TO
sheer at us and disparage whatever per-
tains to us, Is for : bulldog to growl.
and we ought not to be angry with The
animal for acting out his own nature and
instincts, bot go calmly 70 work at baild-
ing on the everlasting foundations Of JUS
tice and the equal rights Of man, and leave
our course to the judgement of postsrity
and of God.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-04

Esaa.1ssro sro1aeAhN@aeagip~ hnE .nsm /
Eao HAAHca - bspf p1al hlshanld.
knTlned.e QleeA ~ dleqsly -FsiSe(
. ynEoM sMay ~ NlA0 . Nseda. q Sn-
b - asy - - eeo!1 Iulltes q huts't11
= - eelfsesaa = eaopaiu 1aag Dspht
- Geeeuy disatpelntsd - sdhjeets,
Wnos AFTER the expintio9 AZ tbs omery
perl0d allowed % widows 70 eIelude
tnsmssfves rom The world, naturally *
Peeeed sset sho would rssunAs her 'tld
plsee 30 the stsltosahh world - eosst,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-04
Miscellaneous.

Fer Rats, Mtces = oacAes ADas Ned.
Dags, Moths In Fun. W0olen, &c, IN.
secto On R1ants, 1OWls. Animate, &c.
Put up in &c. Soc. and Sloo Boxes. Bottles and TIasks
% and 8 sizes for Horns, PuHIc ISsryYrT1oxs, &c.
sOny infAibie remedies. knowr.a
~free from Poisous.~
''Not dangerous TO the Human Family
"kats come out Of their holes 70 die"
- scsd Wholesale in MI large cities
~ Sod by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
81 II! BxwAaElI u all worthless limitations.
~ See that ~CosrAR'g7 name 10 each Box Bottle
and Rlask, before yoa buy.
81 Ld..ssz MEHRf a. COsTAR.
- PRlHupAL DxfCf 4e2 DHoAbwA1, MY.
~ Sod by g. B. vOWELL CO.
WILKINSON, BARTLETT 4 Co.
Wholesale and Retail Agents, Keokuk, Iowa :
janle-d&w0m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-04
Hsegal Notices sr,
ITTNIYElN STATES MAKSHAL'S

usrrn sr.rr. o. Aaka'cA, District Of Eo~azfss.
BY virtue an exeea oh 20 ne airsete issued ~ the
Clerk Of the Bsrsct Jour. | oaf,tN ssate fr th-
Southern Division Of the b. 49, =. leNs, aIl ssanst
JAS III. Hesey ia favor Arcl lu ionfR FafhfeseK
have levied upon, aud will sell ghsst btAoei ~
the door CT the Clerk Office IL the su ilt Court o
Anitcd States fur Listrscs of Iowa Aeskuk said
District the Ttb cay az NAV A. b. 4, r. between the
hours Of . O'Clock A. NJ and O'clock y u saIstsiay
the following property twis One unufvi,,e " u gsD
90 Of the side sssl west ~ a 49, I'm s4j
township 65 range west and one ,s,,r,yi, IL X
HSmed q o. haisnee OF saio quarter ssrtscn MI ires
county, Iowa
Taken afd ievsed upon - the property % Janfa r.
Holsey to satisfy said writ vi executioI
49, II. ". HuXig, q. s. Marshsf
apra s by HARRY FULTON, Dspaay
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-04

0vucEOn Second Street. next door TO the Post Once
Cup stairs)
VIII practice throughout the fh J1cial District and
in real estate and criminal In all paxts tho State
also the Supreme Court VI lows United States
District and Grcnit Courts for Iowa aug1s-dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-04
Dentistry.

Dr. II " HICKS in presenting his card 10 the puhiic
oe leave 60 cay that he not only hs the Rghf put
up tbs -Cawafe0 @yuicsnise- Hard Rubbers kAse
for Artificial Teeth. hut that he the fIksT DENTt5f
In the State TO do that kind OF work. and
largest experience and the best facilities he
low rates respectable Dentist for the sy
work. s~p2dA~iy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21

Dr. Woilles of Paris recommends tannin for
consump,iou in certain He states that il causes
,h humid rattle in the chest which often accompanies
tnbercles in their first period 10 disappear; it also
dimiuisbes difficulty Of breathing the frequency OF the
eoueh ard eXpoctoraiion and exercises beneficial in
luence over the general state OF the patient When the
caycrus are not very large 1t generally happens That
the local symptoms abate IN the course OF week or q
fortnight The cases in which tannn appears TO lose
it's pow 10 consumption chiefly those IN which fever
continuous and the disease rnpd In It's prog ess as
also when there Lao been recent conluepelt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-21
The Gniio-EIobei PiEates-Tho Mexican
Rcsoiusion iH our MoHSc OF Represent
nfiycs-The q. =. in Europc Emperor
HsaI.-The Aiscrine DisturSnnees-
French Einsnces-Deaths Of Artists-
ReuaniDn Literature.
Pnnr.. Arm q. lsCl.

TINS, pru ~, lrt7
Two Of the four steamers contracted for b.
agents Of tho c. s. A with Hessrs Armand n yoruz,
member, Of the Corps slatif sfos lilo fact
thus announced in tho Ci0S BraoSEs paper Published
II Nantes whore these TWO weIo bnilt-ibe other two
M, At Bordeaux in tie slipyasd of hr. Armand; AT
fun tide Ills morning the screw packet steamer
SHANGHAI OF 40 horse power was launched from The
,bir.ynrd Of Mes,rs r. Dubigeon Soma Ills is one
Of tee yesfels that ans been SPOKEN Of "a destined for
the southern Confederate Navy, and have served az
p,et.xt for certain denuncistioDs IL which CORE
.rcuteuce which whs either counterfeit or Stolsn' vas
made 20 figure (UR. Bret Of Saturday iGst) " The
second Of Tia steamers tbatLcyo served pfeteI Tor
acc nsntion, in which false or stolen correspondence
wac made 10 figure Was launched on Saturday eVehIhg
Tls steamer Which seems 10 greatly alarm Tie Amer
lean opposition is called The san Ireneseo.' Ca
Brciorne VI Monday.) Tie American .opposi1oN
the opposition parties IL French pohnes WHO lfo
all friendly T. merican liberty bud the UDion Inc ence'
Of the " denunciaiions" was the NhhdIawsi OF the
authorization granted by Government TO hossrs. Ar
mnnd Voruz, for aiming and fondins TO sea 'our
war vessels intended for the Pacibc trade ihe
denunoiations' we've made 20 Dr0u,n DC lAuls W
Minister Dayton, ard may be ieed ID tne dilionn.Io
documents accompanying the Presidents last Message
me correspondence that figured IN the case CON
tanned the figuring Of Messfs. SldeD Erianger o. C"'
Capt. Bullock, NoTuz Armand. indicating the pro
PoItlOhs anQ GTmsmcnt VI tic eLs, lac IVA,. " oo
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
q" The little dogs aud all.
Tray, Blanche. aud s~esi heart,
See, they ell bark at me"
HEADqUAKTERs DisrRIoT OF IxpIASG,
NORTHERN DEPARTMEsF,
Evansville, Ind, Aug. l3, 1864

HEADoUAKTERs DisTRIeT on IxpIAHA, !
NORTHERN DEPARTMENT,
Evansville, Ind, Aug. l3, 1864.
General Orders No To-
The daily demonstration BY guerrilla
parties upon the border, aud the con.
stans smuggling of arms and ammuni-
tion to rebels, requiring immediate ae
tion, the following instructions are en-
Joined upon all eommandanis lot posts
and ali patrolling parties along The Ohio
river.
|. No armed citizens, whether for
hunting purposes, or otherwise, will
cross the Ohio river into Kentucky with
out proper permit, and all attempting
to do so will be arrested and reported to
lhsse Headquarters for examination or
trial
All armed men crossing from Ken
tucky into Indiana, unless United States
soldiers, under commissioned officer.
and in the line of duty, viii be arrested
and reported at the nearest post Zoe ex-
animation or trial; and any guerrillas
so crossing. aud disguised in Federal
uniform, will be summarily dealt with b.
military commission.
3 All persons or parties so crossing,
and engaged IN plundering, hoFse-stesl-
ing, or other offences against the public
pace, aud all persons whomsoever, cross
ing by lords or skifs, who do not give
satisfactory accounts Of themselves will
be arrested aud reported TO the nearest
Post Commander
All rebel desertcrs who have been
sen, north Of the Ohio river. upon taking
the oath Of allegiance, and violate the
same, By avowed sympathy with the
rebel cause, or otherwise. will be arrested
and sent to these Headquarters
5 Hereafter, all such persons will re-
port their names, anteeedsnt history and
proposed residence, 10 the nearest Pro
vost Marshal, who will make return to
the Acting Assistant Provost Marshal
General at indianapolis, and offences
afterwards committed by them, will be
dealt with as before Indicated
s. Commandants Of Posts are ordered,
and Provost MarshaIs, Sberiffs, Officers
Of the State Legion, and Justices of the
| Peace, are authorized and requested, to
carry into immediate and vigorous effect
the provisions of this order, furnishing
in each case the names and residences
Of witnesses and an abstract of facts.
]. Paragraphs I, ), and 9. being Of
general import, viii be re garded through
out the District
s. CommAndsnts of troops on the bor-
der viii cooperate fully with United
States forces south of the Ohio river,
and will unite with them in pursuing and
exterminstiug the guerrilla bands that
infest its shores
By order Of
BRIG GEs CARRSGToS.
FERGUs WALKER, Capt. & A. A. A. G.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20

against him. because he found It neces-
sarv 10 conduct the war on aRti-slayery
principles
When our armies have conquered, We
have given the glory to our generals
When they have failed, Lincoln has been
blamed. Yet, in spite Of all these diih-
culsies, there has never been a war he
tween powers so nearly equal IN which
one side mas been so uniformly snceess-
ful, and the other disastrous We have
conquered steadily, and surrendered
nothing. Though foreign nations wish
US sundered and humiliated, We have
prevented them from assisting to sander
or humiliste rs. We have fought more
battles, and more of them successfully.
than any nation on earth in thrice the
period. Through all this fiery ordeal
Mr. Lincoln has continued TO have not
only the confidence bat the love OF the
masses Of the people. Everybody las
bis own little fault 10 ind with him. Ia
relation to every act of his administra-
| ton he has two classes o. taulthndsrs.
those who believe he ought TO have done
it before and those who believe be ought
not to have done it at all As the mem-
bers Of the two classes are about equal,
the conclusion to be derived is, that un-
less all his fault-fnders are stark fools,
he has done about the right thing at
I about the right time.
Bat never we're the people Of a great
nation more unanimous in sustaining
any public officer than are the Union
masses Of the North in favor Of Mr.. Lin
coin. They entered into the contest
fully apprecia,ing the fact that by nomi-
mating some other they might get rid OF
the burden Of sustaining all the ass OF
his adminis,ration. They might have
placed before the people some candidate
whose record was blank, with whom
we could End no fault, because he pos
sesssd no merits. Many politicians
would have eunningly preferred this.
But the Union masses have overruled
all prudentialism, aud have shouted with
one acclaim, Let US have honest Old
Abe for another term Let those who
trade on ealumny trade on. Dir. Lin.
coin can smile on them
The little dogs aud alt.
Tray, Blanche. aud s~es heart,
/ See, they ell bark af me-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
sPe ps 1 as

Add its attendant train sfsymptsms, n acts mora
like sharm than q medicine. There 10 nothing
in the range ef the Mkteria Medioa. that fer me-
meat bear comparison with tt In this dlseass.
full account OF this wondorfni plant nav bs
6uRd 10 the liih edition Of the q. :. DisPszsAto-
ry, pages l2sT aud 1855
series Of experlmsn q in which Br. Bail kAa
been Tor yeArs engaged, has lust been brought 70
successful terminal len, aud be ts enabled to
orer Go the pablie . combination Of Cedren, with
other approved tonics, the whsls preserved il the
best quality Of eopPer-distillee Bourbon whisky,
which he is confident has M eqsai IN the werld.
He might furnish volume 81 certificates, bat
the pcbiie have long since learned te estimate
things At their true value. The SAFEST plan s, for
every oae to tsst for kinsslf the virtues Of . nsu
mediclna. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
ELECTION NOTICE.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.

STATE INDIANA, I ca
v&ndsrbErgh County.
WHEREAS, A VACANCY HAS oCCU RRED
w in the ofHcs Of Justice of the Peace, 10 and
for Centre Toxnsh ?. in the County Aforesaid, b
the removal Of Kinloek McJohusson Esq-
Therefore IN conformity with ths statutes in
snsh case. made ard prov de9. 4 . Louis Richtsr,
Clerk Of the vapdsFbgrzh Cirruif Court, do here
By order al slecti0n 70 I'll such vaeancy, to be
held at the usual places Of holding elections ia
said townshiP, on Monday. ths 18th Gay ct
August, Iss4, aud the Sheriff Of Vandesburxh
County Is bersby directed to give legal notice 81
such slecfion-
WITSRss ny hand and the seal Of sal
Court this sta day Of August, 1854
LOUIS RICHTER. Clerk
Vanderb8rgh Circuit Court
GEORGE WOLFLIN, sHERIFF OF VAN
osrbuTgh County, certify that the above l. a
true copy Of ths original on fls in ny once this
sd day Of August, 1854.
GEORGE woLFLIN,
Sheriff yAndsrburgh County
s1ge-Std Times and Unien copy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
Compound PsotoraI Of vvnd cherry

has become hcussheld werd thSsarhous the
" cal aae south and his Nerm Ls=snGes. II lsaa
than year Afler their intreductios, attained .
sspesStian As widespread - the eontinsnt Of
North America. Bat the eroWninE glory 81 his
e resaains to Be attained In his latest discovery,
~ rA,her combination; foT he de~s not claim 70
aafe Teen the eiseoverer Of CEDR0H. which is the
basis ei the eitteu nev sneFed TO the public.
IhAt honor belongs 70 the native Inhabitants OF
Ncntral America. 70 whoa ita virtues have b~an
9nswn ior more than tive hundred yeArs. Armed
sith u, the Indian eds dshAnes 10 The mosi dad
" malaria and handles without Ear the nioa. ven
omoua aerPcats. II 10 belief With them that
while there IL breath left IN the body the cedron
= patent 20 esrs, no matter What ths disease nay
b.
While DR.. Bail 10 not prepared to tndsrss this
c1travagant pretennion, he 10 nevertheless satia-
hed nom thorough exaninatisA ef the evidence
relative to its virtues. that = remedy and pre-
tentative for all disrAses arising from exPosuro,
either % the changes Of weather and climate or 20
the miAainatic infnenCea, IL stands without ri-
val, and Justly deserves the reputation Il has 20
long enjoyed In Csntral America sad the West In
dies. In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
CHANGE OF EXCHANGE
A NEW AR RANGER EET.
sam GRAMMER 4 HARRY JOHNSON
having purchased
Theodore's Exchange.

RE FITTING IT Up IN EXCELLENT
n style for Hrst class
BILLIARD SALOON and RESTAURANT.
They sill ksep ~ the bar the best br4nds Q
Liquors aud their Ardera will at all times be allied
With the richest laintiss from tks animal and
vegetable kingdoms, and the waters of the Vastly
deep will be made 70 eoEfributs Of their richest
stores
Especial atteation will Be given TO the eaf.sAe,
which vill b under charge Of the most competent
Al tis1s.
Their Billiard Room IL large and their TABLES
FIRST CLASS.
The establishment will reopen On Tuesday NEXT.
Sseited- nSSdsn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
SPECIAL NOTICES
Ok GNAAo W. = 1N|A11.
IOIHX.
Dr. II. Anders s. Co.'s
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart, Liver, KID.
neys, Digestive Organs, and Glanauiar System.
The success which has attended the use u this
remedy Ia private practice, and the endorsement
of mt deal authority, euablo vs. 20 recommend II
10 the practitioner aud the public, FEELING con-
fdent that with fair trial is will attest Its oWn
excellence IN the cure % chronic diseases which
Indicate Iodine spsh acrofnia, Bronchitis, skin
Erupti0ns, Heart, Liver, aud Kidney Diseases,
Nervous Afieeti0 Neuralgia, Hheuustisms Dys-
pepsia, Debility. syphilis, &c.
Physicians may rely upon tbs uniform strength
Of iodine Water a. containing three quarter
grains PUnE Iodine In each iuid-ounoe puRE va
ter no soireas beiag used IL Il not liable TO de.
oompusiti0n nor spontaneously formed ineqoaii-
les neither Is the Iodine oxydized nor neutral
izrd by combination with any Ingredient, which
fonder this solution superior TO any other method
II exhibiting Iedlne
Futi directions accompany each bottle, that IL
may be used as a family medicine sa we'll a. BY
the profession.
Price one dollar per bottle. on receipt Of Ave
dollars, six bottles delivered THEE BY express TO
any address.
Beware of Couuterieits and limitations which
nuprineiplod dealers endeavor to dispose Of ON our
reputation. See our signature aud trademark
fths Creek word heading this adveftlssmentl,
upon the labels aud wraPpsrs of each bottle. with
lut which none Il genniue
Circulars gratis.
Or. H. sNDERs A CO.,
Physicians aud Chemists.
No. 42s Broadway, New York.
vtg dAwGm sp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
STRAYED.

ERoM TIE STABLE OF THE SUBSCRIBER
T on ths I1rh inst, one daFk bay horse. bur
ysars oh, about fifteen hands high, shod on hSzs
fssf, lump c1 his hack caused By hurf fro9 ses-
DE- AaT person rsturuisx or giving infor2ssios
Of said horse 70 ne viii bs literally reEzroed-
uxlz-Iwdkw LEROY CALVERT-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
Cedron Bitters

One trial and yen will nseer uss any others.
IL is not necessary 10 publish long list OF dis-
eases for which the Ccdran Bittera are = specific.
In all diseases Of the STOMACH, bow
ELS, LIVER OR KIDNEYS
In all affections of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DERANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH or BOWELst
In GOuT, RHEuMATIsM AND NEU-
HALGIAt
And Ia FEVER AND AGuEg
II is destined 10 supescede all other remedies. IL
not only cures these diseases, bat IL FHEvEsrs
them.
A wins glass fall Of the Bttsrs taken a. hour
befoFs each nea will obttAte the III effects Of The
most unhealthy ciinate, aud screen the person
takiug Il against diseass undsr the sst trying
eqpcsarns.
Sold BY Druggists ana Grocera gene'aty.
Hs~Dr. JOHN BOLLs Principal One. Flfth
strest, Louisville. Ky.
Sold By PETER vIERLIN0,
febs Sole Agent, Evansville. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20

NO MANS NAME IS MORE INTIMATELY
~ connected with the history Of the Materia
Msdiea ef the United States, or mere hvorably
known as = pioneer In medical discovery. than
that Of Or. JOHN BULL, q Leuisviils, Ky. His
iaimitkbls preparation Of SArsapariila has leng
stood at :he bead of the various eempouRas Of that
valuable drug. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20

Soldiers 60 the Rsseue.---Yousg n.s,
rushing into the dangers and exp sErss Of sol
disrs lIf should prepars themselves for the fatal
fsyers, the Dyssntsry, the Sores aud searvy which
are almost certain 10 foilow. Holovsy's Piils
used occasionally during the campaign will insure
soand health te every man. II he reader Of this
notice " cannot get boz Of Pulls or Ointment
from the Drug store in bis place, let him write to
me. 50 Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, aaa
will mail a box fires Of expense. maAy dealers
VIII not keep my medicines on hssd becAuss thsy
eannOt make a. much profit - on other persons
make s. cents, IS cents, and 81 90 per box or
pot. anglia lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20
Organic Weakness.

Lees Of natural viser, nervous aud general De
hiiIty. with sktn eFupflons fever gorss, pains IL
every bone aud lauseis. los of lemory hcad &C he
aud diAzinesl. night dfrnm8, emf sisHs impo-
8 nee, etc. etc, aad tbe endless other suffering
which afiiet I'D. patient will b. cured Is
means ~ r-eaeni nsld in al the New York CITY
M9s plLala. and thnae ln Bro. klEn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-20

nc. Let those who have doubsed the Vi rtues
nuLL's CrpRoS BrrrrRs, Il any such there Be
read the following Certificate from gentlemen vel,
known in this community. and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into The army win save
the iiyes oftheuuands Of our soldiers:
LoursvILLE, KY. June ID. is6s.
We, the undersigned, have seen the good effects
produced by the use Of DR.. JOSH BUNS CEDRoS
BTrrERs I'm OF general debility and prostraton
Of the system, and believe It's general use would
prevent disease and relieve much sufSeriRg.-
Among cur soldiers particularly would this Be the
case, especially those who are exposed te mias-
matte influence In the Southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rsv. 50 Dis. KY.
CuAS. u. COTTON,
Collector Of the Port Of Louisville, Ky.
COL. II. DENT.
Provost Marshal GcnI Of Kentucky.
REV. d. P. HENDERSON,
Vice Pres't Of Sanitary Commission.
HARNEY, HUGHES 4 CO,
Publisher Democrat.
Prop. Louisville Anzeigsr.
HUGHES & PARKHfLL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main Street.
Louisville, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN s co,
wholesale shoe Dealer, Main ST., LousviIle,
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