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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22
LOST.

nN TUEspAs THE 1sth INST, BETWEEN
~ tNe-Cabat Mills ani gson Creek. Pocket
Book containing money and papers. The nnosr
will be suitab rewarded II be Will leave II st the
f pwsso sseond aad Third. Jy21
nN THURSDAY LAST MY s0RREL MAIZE
W broke her bride and left, with saedie On,
for James Ertkips's near McCutcbinsvfiie ID tn.
con- ~. hggs since recovered tbs mare ~ H.
the bride or saddle; also strsyed away WIZ Lii
sorrsI maze ore bay ley, gears oid: ~
pay libsrally for the rstuTn Of the saaais any
hliev n m IN Evansville. vprAn
fylo,dtf.- II. =. 1919.
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WANTED.

A CoOD WHITE oIRL WAhTED-F0 DO
n tine work for a small family. German gil
preferred. Enquire at the Jour pal office. tezS-t'
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July nth, 1865.
u -41Ese Ht ~ Tor tfa toy

ORDER FOR BRICK SIDEWALK.
And now 20 IL hereby ordered ana directed b.
the Common Oouneil Of the eitYiof EFaasvillH.
that the owpsrs Of ar lots or parts Of los frpst.
ing en- or adjoining the Eonth.vest ssds OF First
street. between Gum aud Ashland Place, IN said
walk o. elsss No. to bel laid down thereon within
thirty days from the p1bleption q this order.
A. NJ. mcoRIfF, Clerk.
City Clerks once. July, 1915. 20 'sf1d1id
Jy2l-3t Union c0ny.
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County and City Orders
boughtland sold.

Commercial paper dis
counted at bank rates.
jy22. DIT sioci
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22


REGIMENTA L ITEMs. i'm the India
napolis Journal of Thursday We find
the following items relative to Indiana
regiments:
TwENTY-FIFTH ISDIANA. - The 18th
Indiana, twenty officers and $40 men,
Lieutenant Colonel NJ Wright, has ar
rived.
EIGHTH CAvALRY.-The 8th cavalry ia
being mustered out at Raleigh, and will
soon he at home. ICES ~. ~ Fl
Ic1c TIE ELEVENTH IEDIANA.-We learn,
reliably, that the old Eleventh Indiana,
Colonel Daniel Macsuley, was paid of
on Monday in Baltimore, and would be
mustered out directly after and start for
home, their last happy trip. ID that d.
rection from "war and wars alarms"
This is emphatically a 'hone1regiment,
having been originally rails ID 10 aud most
Iy recruited from Indianapolis. Near
ly all the officers are of our immediate
citizens. 1t is expected they will reach
here on Saturday, the 25th=inst Let
the reception be rouser, commemorate
with their deserts and the gratitude we
feel for their fidelity and heroism.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22
COAL,
OAA. -
RockDort Go.

81 RsockpOT't Coal. 4
GfkAnBoATe AND rDEALERs CAN FINp
- Constant supply Of this superior ceaf- fsT
eals q spAntItes 70 emit and fAir prfrsss -
.4Rgiy 70 POWELL, COOK & Co.
t"" Uppsr Landing, RockporS.
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CTTY= N EWS,

10 To Correspondents, -l4l4 81 2
All letters relative to subscriptions or
businessconneeted with this Office should
be addressed
JOURNAL COMPANY,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-22

S FoR SALE - A. House and Lett stu,
ated between, Allis's Mill and the old
graveyard, near the canal The house
is entirely new, For further, Informs
ton inquire at Armstrong; Furniture
Store, on Main Streeta G - jy1S]o1w
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GLOWING is the correspondence
EYANsHILLE. Inlv %. I865-

We, the undersigned, members of the
Crescent City Town Ball Club, who were
defeated on Saturday last, do hereby
challenge the winning side for another
combat for the same Ball on Saturday,
July I'D, 1865, the play to common ce
at exactly p o'clock.
1 Brittop, Wentz, Hynes, Little, Martin,
Hollingsworth, Pillsbury, Caldwell, Law,
Gilbert, Parkhill, Harvey, Half, Walker,
Carlin, E. Iglehart, Virgins, Boicourt,
R. Ingle.
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puanafY VS. Qualtsys--4Aelnhol dss
desire q tzrzs Quantity, azd large does Of msdi.
sfus-KRR,
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nJnt lBy Telegraph. za- -s1s.
RAILROAD RECEIPTS. 5i
THann HA1rTw Iulx al. Iae

Mr.. A. +. shyader: p -. .I, :; !.
To arrive on the 21st.. Of July, 1895. - =.
Up Elliott. tsgs coffee, brls sugar; Kraft i
q, brl VII sky, brf wine ? " Wersdell, 9 BIZ
yeast; r 8 4 %, 10 bxs lyess Gilbert a Co, q
bxs starch Marx W, 8 casks glassware; JohI
MeOorkle, / car lumber.
[sgped1J VI -. rs.a A. E. ROBBINS.
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GROCERIES.


bacon uANS.--40) CANvAsSED HAMS,
ID 100 Plain Hams, for sale, wholesale and retail,
at lowest market rates by YICKERY Bros.
iylS lS2 Main street.
NEW MACKEREL so KITS kEw MACK.
~ erel, oteh Of 1855 also Salmon Trout, White
Fish and Herring, for "a at vIGKERY's,
iyl5 IS2 NJ ain street.
SuNDRIks-JU II RECEIVEp-EGGS, BUT
- ter, young aud old Chickens, Cove Oystej .,
ri'k so oysters. Lohsters, Pine apples, Peaches,
3omat esl rdtnss ., assorted xtraets and gen !.
a. Assertment OF Faney Groceries, Always on
hana NJ NIoKERY BROs',
EAo 1S3 Main street.
DoCATAoEs AND ONIONS -2s RUsJs nTrvu
4 POTATOES Is bush new Potato Onions sIarsa
and enc, for sails low az vICKERY BROS,
iy1a 1s2 Main street
- ga, COFFEE AND SUGARS. A NEw
stock, at greatly reduced priess. We havs a
gers a1eics s.isction Of frssh Teas, Warranted Z,
please. fer sale very reasonable.
jyiS VIcKERY oS., Isl Main at.
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w. J. LOWRY & co..
e 5-s. No. 2 First Street.

500, 900 in 7.3o Treasury
Notes for Sale at Par and
Accrued, Interest.
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REPLY. EA d

In behalf of my side I viii say,
schallenge accepted" /. Haas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-11-18
PUBLICATION.

WEST JERSEY - IT'S WILDERNESS
Lands and Cultivated Farms
Its Great Capabilities
r, II Yields Immense Crops Of Grain. Fruit, and ,,ber
: forty:tvo Bushel. Of whc.,-r,,n,. pu.,o,. .,
Per Acre VI sNaNoeihes
vCr.ns,eTrie: and Their Culture Inetes.Ins the
a. v,nit9 the'Grest Fruit Farm, Of Harnmon,ou
No. 1hC.c pI.ec. Were Settled, and WILDERNESS.
Woaseriul Result. y y Four rG'p Year
,opinion' Of Practical Men About the c,pob,l,,ie.
" wh., They Saw Of Large and Small Farming, and
Gres, Value Of Frui, Farm.
knitsn and Delaware Raw Railroad
squanium MARI PIT. and Tho steam EIe.y.,or.
linden and Atlantic Railroad.
Cranberry Culture
,l.mmCn,on xce,ins Thor
p,Nlppss Plants Tree, Strawberries Raspbsrr,e,.
biarfbetries Grape. Ounces. Pe,r, AnnIs. e. vs.
w RJe From IlsmmOnion 10 vincisnd fSroash Tb.
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
d., READY THIS MoRSISg.
AAt c6SsfrIEfssrF I Fl W., fAEysEs CLUE
Now Is faE ff isT 70 j Sif nstMiint
NEW YORK wIEsFkLy rR,p,-sr
prin'ef on . large double-mediun ,bee'' n.kt,,
ssht p.ees OF .I column. each IL contain, ali Tho
rm,lpS1nfttnnL Editorial. publishod in TIFF Daily
lhibi Nf- ere p, those Of merely local Interest.
.n Literary and Scientific Intelligence. Revieu, Of
,he moe. interesting and important new Hook, The
iU.cf irvn our larfo corps Of correspondents;
car statement s Of all the military opsrstIon. o.
,r' Wv" w.. we Attest new, received ~ Telcer.ph
IrIn W shlngton and all other parts Of The country:
snmmafy OF all important intelligence in this CITY
anu e.oshene Synorsi. Of the proceeding. Of Con-
~" mh Stse Legislature when in session; the For.
ehn hewt received by every steamer; Frciu.iy. Re
te OF the Proceeding Of the Farmer. club Of the
American Institutes Talks about Fruit and other
horticultural and Agricultural information essential
70 country residents; Stoct, Financial, Cattle Dry
,'oods sud GENERAL Msrket keports making il both
70, htey and Completeness, altosc ether the most
Nhuhhe interesting aud instructive MrEEtY SEws-
rArER published In the world
rue run Reports OF the American Institute Far
meti Gun and the various Agneuliursl Reports In
cRnh number, are richly worth year, sub.cripton
=, fIioc hNe cents. For sale by neN.iuru
nsi suh-e tih"rr, single copv, ycat-by Nos 81 o.
Nai sub-cribert Clubs Of five ...-....-. o %
! en- cop - addressed ~ names Of suircrh.r. II so
coples shdresecd 70 names of subscribers % W
lwehp copies, to one address ....... ...... 80 10
An sNtrs copy will he scut for each eitib ot ian
Terms call In advance
Drafts on Nov lork. or Post Onire o,J.r. n.,ohi.
% NE order o. b." TRlBl NJ being .Af,r are pfeler.
spie 70 any otL.. mode Of remittance Address
40 lhE IRtbt NE, New York
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FOR SALE AND TO LET.

A FARM, 67 ACRES, HOUSE AND BARN.
- .rIrs wood miles from Plainhed, price a. 800.
good stock and crops; horse, one COW, pis. ana
farming impsmsnts one ~ acres, house, barn a. %.
Apply r. LEGLIO, ~ Centre ct. "a
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

a WET.L-LOCATED CORNER LIQUOR
A'tofe with hnc apartments, Tor sale. A barga,u.
Asoa dining, oyster, billiard and concert saloon,
Chambers g3
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US All,

l. ment frame house, II Vim. ST. BioolIy 4 minut,,
walk 2b'oois from Fulton Ferry. Apply Oh the
pIolnltes AZ
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EOR SALE-NOS. 1872 AND 39i MADISON
and 2s5 and 2oI Monroe ga each 90 by 2b f.,t
Az adjoining and near Grand ct. Apply to JAARS
II. TllUkNE IA Canal st. Ia
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AMLSEM ENTH.

DARNITM,s NEW AMERICAN ,,rrsrrru
- - Brosiwsyt between spring .nd Prince street.
THIS i EssTAhiBlfL , DOS not ApvEn>
oPEN FRox st sH I uSrI IT. IL p. II.
AfiA"NooS Al iIAsrp,y EVENING Ar'1
', Wv D'pul" NJ M y g y c is,2Tk
and eIsTs Choru... IN sn,Fs n.% R Ccmp.y:
cal Dram. o. 'a'', ~ 'i'D''" ho~"'N' A'''
DON CAESAR DE BAZAx
~ - an fF 1T TN y oRcursr,.
o 'ne H at'Gs ., pfe,. kHAhAI nR
LIVING skELETON, v.ishins G; poaSs.'
TlIE BEAtTiPi l. MINiAr nc l. I'm ouncr
Mss LIZZIE Rad, -ho.e resembianc. h. ,e,,o,
ven, remTt.6e. THREE IMMENSE ITVtS's
GiANIsl TWO BEAUTifTI CiRCAsstA.
- BOHEMIAN GLASS III 6w NJ ~ AHf'
r,u,Wwn suhAM GLASS ENGINFs IN MOTION
ONE muNDRffhbp IN y, IA T. TWO yi:s ronSASs
A9lAklA. JAPANtsE GRAN Zee, a. soro .hN ~.
T9S rhRFGRMERs, Go A nam. hs s.s AorohA-
Admission, 30 So; chdres under ten, is o,sL iii
vim sppcaI MONDAY, Nov. sori, h 1. o rh
vsnt. in prizes " ''hiANf' Without any I'D
DRoAnwIy r,,r ,,,,,,,- ,z.,.-..-..----~
Der Bro.dvsy and Br,r,ns ,,-os, h@t ! Gu
skAu 4, SAM Or. Walden, .p'sndid oomear OF
ss ,hn,ryuiih CIihSfRAC, a LORI ri SDRTARY's
theatre I, nightly crowded; and tIron,, Sna I, IN
possible 10 obtain admission Sesu shonIs ~ ..x
IN hdvsnco. ~ -'"''"
Adinl.on, 30 cents.
"sAM" Matinee, SATURDAY., lLpN -,
F1vrIrpg NV ,,2,.S,,,-SI
bi nun. JbliN q. SAXf.
srv.~ tor the ltneht OF
- The y 'A''N' FUND
CLINTON AVE CONGREG ATIONAL CIurpcu-
tor, Clinton and Iafaystts AvesL R,onki-an NJ
Thu kSDAf EVENING, Nov 2Jd a, 49,
- SATISFACTORILY AND POETs"
Tickets 90 cents, For sale at ibis office a,s
r AIrcurN,, -, ,,z..-----1' ~
InounINu ohs-Dh. COLION WILL
novel and smu,ns etyec,. = Nh, stpIon q tho
ing 1v, ~ the Cooper Institute, Wednesday eyen.
ING, Nov f9d, The same care, a. formerly vii h,
exercised In the ,ectIon Of 'r,,hIects tb., nn,h,
may occur 10 offend the mos, fsstidious iady Al
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a HOME FOR ~, 5OO-FOR SALE, TWO
hands9me cottsTe Tenderness, 2-,,ory, 2tsfb feet
each sac vel butt and in rood condt'on containing
,oous, beside pantrier, &c. Situated convenient 10
Jersey City and HOboken cars VIII I've .od ,sns
Court IIsuse, Hudson CITY 5k'
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A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE A Grocery
and liquor store In rood tusi ien location with
Ap' rtmont. for family; vory cheap rent Inquirs
In the store ll3 BaXterst. 30
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oht -''NN IL " 'sho = - WOW oIk ~
\NANIED go SMART SEWING GIRLS
w cool WAGES gwen Apply g. AGREES Tu,.
store, Fulton u, opposlse SAND II, Brooklyn. ~
NITANlED lMMEDIATElY-M FOR
w Fht sud permanent work. who can make from
Is % per seek AT the \. Y. CIV Messenger Co.
4 Alderman P'a'e' New ChfmbGs - 3y7
4 w AN1ED-AN OPERATOR on HOWF'S
Z wages given. Apply 10 l., bOIDEN a. co, 100
Market ~ Newark NJ j. 50
NANTED-A FIRST-CLASS PATTERN
q, w maker none but best need apply Jersey City
. comOtive Work., Jersey City. &"
LANANTED-A BOY To RIDE WITH A
" iAst Broadway, ~
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WANTED.

=, male and female, can have the test situation.
sNhout delay, In every ,sp,eity Of work IN city snd
spuntry' ey APPLYING At hASNING's oil s,sbl lshed
fnseney' 10 Court o., Brooklyn. This ofice 4, the
hehdit nj
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III nhII-IH NE MAI NEW 2-STDRY
lrAint house, With brick basement aud sub-csIl.t
sontalhs roons, situated cor 9Th ave. and lpIh IT.
south brooklyn; 9Th aysDue cars pass the door
Terms easy. Apply 70 l.. HUGHES, on premise B1s
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SoUTHERN OR WESTERN LAND,


A TRENTON LADlES-THE NEW YORK
Fur Manufacturing Co, 80 Chatham a. opto.i,,
Cooks White Marble llotsl selts sS and up. M,
BROOK hint Collar and huh, ~. 90. French Ains
Collar aud Muf, Is 81. hInk sable Fitch M.r,in
Siberian Squirrel, Efmlne and an endless y.rIst, AZ
all other fufs squ.lly a. Io-. Altering and Repair.
ing 90 mo ialest syIes hsespt given To purchasers
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INSTRUCTION.

A slo-WRlTING AND ARITHMETIC.
"A per quarter, is lessons In each or boohh.cnI =.
lessons unlimited, go. Ladies' -ritins Iessoss e.
r rpm 10Y; King my soss and daughter attendef
Vol lfAINt,s Academy TO my entire ratisfaetion
i hs plan OF instruction 10 syrtemstto and eIped,-
RANJ0 INSTRUCTION BY THE DOR
= - son BROS, HENRY c. and GEORGE r
DoHSON 6Sl Broadway. The pupil guarapt.ed I.
Hiiect fnosledse Of the banjo In one quarter.
'o'nohs. "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

FIGHTISo IT Ger ON THIs LINE
Senator Chandler, Of Michigan, in
speech made in New York on Wednes.
day, traced Gen. Grants military career
and incidentally mentioned how he had
changed the intermittent style of cam
paigning for the never-let-up method.
The General told President Lincoln, be-
fore crossing the North Anna on bis way
to Richmond, that he disliked the spring
and fall campaign system, as one army
recovered "a fast as the other " Now
| am about TO cross the North Anna"
be said "and | notify you, President
Lincoln, that to this campaign which |
am about to commence there 10 to be no
panse or intermission until either Gen.
Lees army or that which / command is
wholly DESTROYED"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

STONE IN THE BLADDER. CALCULUS
GRAVEL, bhluK DUsT DEPOSIT. AHD
MUCOUS on MILKY DISCHARGES
AFTER URsNATThQ
LIMITATION OF Tnk NICK or Tux BLAp.
DER. EXPLANATION o. Tux KIDNEYS.
sTRAn0uLARY AADhURsINa, oT PAINFUL.
uMINATThg.
Ter thsss diseases q Ia truly sovervlgn remedy
sad TOO mueh eAnnet be said IN lie praise. A aiM.
sc dose has been known 10 relieve the @ost argeat
Ars yoa troublse with that distressing pats IN
the saaAll q the back and through che htpsi A.
assspoonfal dAy q the Consultation watsr wil
relieve you ifke magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have i0ng sinee given ~ the ass % haeha, oabebm
aud laalpsr y ths trsstmeHt q thsse diasasas.
CONSTITUTION wATER
Has proved itself sqsAi 90 the task that has de-
VOWED aPon T. pruRxrros
IrFitafs snd dronch the kidneys and BY constant
use produce chronic degsnsralou and eoahrmsa
IN DYsMKEoRRHGA. ON PAINFUL MEs-
BTBUATfoN, AND MEA0hkngtA,
on PhOFueE FLoMfNo.
10th diseases arising nom . tAnity sseFetieH %
the menstrual aaid~in oRe eass being too ltiis
and accompanied b. severe pain, sud the other
TOO profase SECRETION, Witch III be speedily cured
b. the OoamtitualeR WAaaf.
The disease known ~ FALLING OF tue
WOMB, which IL the result 81 ths feiaxatlon ~
the liEamsnts u that ofgAn, ana IL known BY =
ssBse of heaYiness aud dragging paths IN fhe
back aud sides, aud az tiases accompanied b. sharp
--laneiBatinE or shootiHG painM through the rarta
afsctsd, VIII, 10 al cases, ~ removed b. she med
kciue.
Their is snothss class u symptotas arising
fram IRRITATION or THE WOMB, wkieh
physicians call Nervousness, which word covers
80 mach lgnoFamcs, and w aias cases put o.
ten the doctors do not really know whsshaF the
symptoms the disease o. Che disease the symp-
tons. We only snumsFats them here.
spa&k sore particularly Of cold feet, palpitAtion
81 the heart, impaired memory, wakTfaiinens,
flashes o. beat, iaugu0g, iaaaitads, and annsas "
vision.
SUPPRESSED MENaTRuATIoh.
Which IL tbs unmarried fsmh H. 10 . constant Fs-
eu.ring disease. and through neglect ths seeds ~
more grave aud dangerous aaiaaea the rasaii.
and a. mauth alter month passes without u
fsFt being made 20 assist hAtnrs, the supfRgs.
sicn becomes chronic. che patient gradually loses
her apostle, the bopets are oonstlpAtsd, niRht
swaass come on. and Consumption aaaliy ends har
career.
s3- Yer sale By all Druggisss. Prioe q. ia
wM. 81. GREGa a co, Propristors
M0aQAH = ALLEN. General Agents, No. ~
Ciin str~se, New York.
For sale In Chicago b. FuLLER. EfscH a
FULLER. lesia-sw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

ARrrNus WARD ON BALLADs.-Arte-
mus Is OF opinion that the ballad wri-
tiers OF the day are too partial 70 their
mothers. He says:
Our ballad writer's put far too much
mother in their melodies Thus we
have Dear Mother, I've come home TO
die" Mother, 10 the battle o'erF'-
" Mother, dear, o pray for me-
Write letter 10 my mother, etc
The other night we heard an athletic
Ethiopian minstrel dismally bleat,
Mother kissed me in my dreams" iust
rs though she would do it until he wash
ed the cork from bis face. A mother is
6 good thing. Without mothers, in fact,
life would be unpleasant. But why sing
the maternal parents merits 90 persist.
emily, and in such shaky verse2 Why
not vary the thing, and occasionally
produce father or two? II we contin-
ually sing about our parents, let us by
ell means give the old man" q chance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

DITTERKNoEs-A number of idle per
sons were sitting in country store the
other day, when one suddenly asked the
company: What is the difference be-
tween the chivalry of the middle ages
and that of the present day2"
Mr. Tompkins replied, The one vas
GediGval and the other was WAoAy
eril
BAIL exclaimed John Jones, ESQ,
don't be fool, Tompkins; I'll tell
you--one wore coat of mail, the other
a coat of female"
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OFFICE AND RKsIpxgCEs
Corner First and Walnut Streets


ClNciNKATi, o. March. III, 1884.
Enis = 70 earthly that we, The undersigned, have
esNn tstimAtsiy MequAfntea With 3. w. Boynaon,
H. D. Tor ahoat slxAt years During she lsss ain
1sASe - mas BEEN engaged 10 lncrMtiev and sue.
eess1at practice % Medicine IL this city He
saws here cn account % al kemltA
We taks great pleasure il 2v.ceYa v,a..at,v ksu.
eeta socially and professionally. - eatlsmAn 81
sxceliehf EaoFAlss and occupying prsasiusnt r,o.
be mAy saSaaed - veil elsewhere a. 6e - Asi,s
wfth "a. q. FREEMAN, NJ. n,
Proseussr o. S1rKery IN Eeisctie Medical IustI.
tats. C4nciu sat-. q.
JOHN n. SCUppKR. ND,
Prosessog Of the Theory and Practice 81 MAI.
eine In the 3. N. Inatftnt@
II. p. GARRISON, ND,
LAts fFpssss0r Of Chemistry agd physloloey n,
tae at0xs Medical Institute. aeclu-e1a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

From the Rev. Joseph II. Ksnuard, Peator o
the Tenth Baptist Church.
Dr.. gacksoB,
DEAE sIR:-T have been frequently eoUeatsd TO
connect my name atth Communications Of differ
ent kinds OF mediciaes, but regarding the prac.
teo a. on ~ ny appropriate sphere, have in all
cases deelineds bnt with clear proof Ia various
Instances, and particularly In my family, OF the
nse ulneHa Of DR.. Hollands German Bittsrs. i
depart Tor once from my uaual course, to express
my tni conviction that, for general debility of fhs
sgsfszA, and specially for Liver Complaint Il 10
safe aHd vataab preparation In some casea IL may
AL but usually doubt not, IL will DO very bens-
neial 20 those who suffer from the above causes
Yours very respectfully,
J. IL. KENNARD,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

A childs faith in his mother ia illus
trated by the following incident: A lit
tie boy disputlng with his sister on some
subject, exclaimed, "It is true, for
mother says so; and if shs says so, II is
90, IL il amt 90,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22
]. Ii. KENNARD,
Eighth. below Coates Street, Philadelphia.

FROM Rev. Warren kandol ph, Pastor OF the
baptist church az Germantown, Penn:
DR., @. NJ. Jackson,
DEAR StR Personal experfeucs anabiaa ma Ia
say that regard the German Bittera made BY
you a. a most excellent medicine In cases IN a.
we're Geld and general debility have been greatly
benefited by the use Of the BitterM and doubt not
they will produce similar effects on others
Yours. truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Penn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

From Rey J. Il. Turner. Pastor Of Hedding n.
n. Church, Philadelphia:
Dr.. JacksoM,
DSAR sIA s-having used your Geman Bittsrs In
my family frequently, am prepared 20 say thas
10 has been Of great service. believe that in
cases Of general debility Of the syatem IL is the
safest and most valuable remedy Of which | have
any knowledge. You're, respectfully,
J. III. TURNER,
No re North NInAfnnnfh afrnnf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

From the Rev. J. nj. Lyons. formerly Pastor Of
the Columbus, n. j., and Milestown, Pa, Baptist
Churches
Nav RocHELLK, NJ ".
Or. q. n. Jaehsoa.
DEAR sIB III feel II pieasuFnthus OF my own
accord 20 bear testimony 20 the axceIencs Of your
German Ritters. some years since, being much
Afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them with yary
beneficial results. I have often recommended
them TO peEaens afiieted with that toFmenting
disease, aud have heard from them the most eat-
tering Testimonials ~ 70 their great value In
cases Of general debility believe il 20 Ne a tonIe
thRt cannot be surpassed
Yours, M LYnNa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

From Rev. J. 5. Herman. Of the German Re-
formed Church, Kufztowns Berks county. Pa
Dr., q M. Jaekson,
kKsPEsTED srR; - have hsen troubled with the
dyspepsia Tor nearly twenty years, and have never
used any msdieine that did me as mach good an
Hoonands Bttters 4 am very much Improved I'm
health AfssS having taken ave bottles
Yours. with respect,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

From the Rss. Thomas Winter. Pastor Of RO1.
borough Baptist Church;
Mr. JaeksoR,
DKAR sra IL Seel Il due 60 your excellent mrs.
parations HooHand'R German Bittars, to add mV
testimony TO the deserved reputation Ia has OBJ
tanned. have for years NJ times, been troubled
with great disorder In my head and nervous avs
ten. Yves advised by friend 20 try bottle Of
your German Bitters. / did SO, and have expert.
eReed great and unexpected relief, my hsaIth has
been very materially benefited. 1 confidently
recommend the article where / meet with cases
similar 20 my own, and have been assured By mAny
of their good effects.
Respectfully yours.
7. WINTER,
Marlborough, Penn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-22

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