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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-27

To the Martyrs of Liver Complain

To tie Martyrs of Liver Complaint.
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Among the wonderful medical proper
ties which have rendered HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS pre-eminent among
the health7restoriPg preparations of The
age, its anti-bilious virtues not the
east remarkable. No words can dojustice
TO its marvellous effect upon the diseased
liver Perhaps the simple words Of a con-
valeScent sufferer, who describes it IS go
ing right to the spot tell the story clearly
may be. 1t does go right to the spot,
eEsTA It operates directly upon the, disordered
organ, and whether unduly active or in a
stale of paralysis, restores il, to a condition
of health. The sickness at the stomach,
pain between the shoulders and in the
right side, 7ysn5w asisfusion b the skim
ecostiveness, drowsiness and languor, dim
.saaless ,ofJsightD ceidny 4iHlpItatfon offlthe
heart, dry e5ugR5 low fever, and other
symptoms which indicate the various
s1sissyohases OF Acute nd Chronic Aitef Come
plant, are, one and all, promptly relieveds
50 and finally GemQEedI by The action of this
famous preparation, which is at oncea the
best of correctives, the gentiest and most
genial Of apegients, an infallbe regulator
and aspOWe9fub restorative. Persons OF a
bilious habit who the Bitters as a pro-
tective medicine Will neyer suffer the pains
and penalties of Liver Disease or Bilious
Remittent Fever, ,t. -,
EaaaEsr@A 4t4ass4 DltB iiF8 -pfottf t4At37@~l .fr
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-27


GEN SHACKELFoRD'S ADDRESS. I'VE
had the pleasure last evening of listening
to this distinguished soldier and christian
gentleman, in the delivery of an address
on Missions in the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian Church. His appearance before the
congregation was tofu!fll an appointment
made for him by the Board of Missions of
his church. We have notspace thism orning
to make a report of the address, which
was eloquent and argumentative, and well
calculated to tdevelop in his hearers
greater interest and nliberality in
this Important department of Christian
enterprise. His contrast between the
Christian who has his treasure laid up
in Heaven, though poor in this worlds
goods, and The rich man who had nothing
to give. to the cause of the Master, to the
God from whom were all his possessions,
We're well drawn and presented with hap
Ply effect. His appeal to his hearers to
trust the promises of the Lord, who had
given the pledge of his word that He wouiti'
repay all our Investments III his cause, was
very strong and convincing. The General
spoke especially in behalf of the cause of
Missions in the waste places of this Presby-
terry and our country y = .syth as go
d.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-27


p VISIT 10 THE ORPHANSs-vWei spent an
houryery pleasantly, yesterday afternoon,
in a visit to the Orphan Asylum, under the
care of Mrs. Seely and Hahn. The exer-
cises were conducted. by the Rev. Mr..
Dodge, and consisted of familiar talk,
recitations of Scripture texts, and the Sing
ing of the popular Sabbath School songs,
alfof which bore evidence that the moral
and religious culture was prominentfea-
.ture on their instruction. 1t was an inter-
esting sight to see these neatly dressed and
wellbehayed, children entering with so
much spirit into the recitations, and the
marked attention given to all that was
said. The happy faces and many tender
manifestations ofafeetion plainly showed
that these deyoted ladies had become so
entwined around the young hearts ofthese
little orphans that they were filing the
places which an inscrutible Providence
had made vacant. The work which they.
are doing is a noble one, and will COM
ihend the encouragement and sympathy
of every citizen. Truly blessed are they
who care for Gods little ones-Lfor these
fatherless children of society.
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returned from Marion, ILL.,, Saturday, we
learn that cholera has visited that town,
and that five deaths have occurred since
lsund;sy last up zone SEriday. Not a
single person attacked had recovered up
to that time.-The victims up to the time
ouriinfoEfaapt left, Were Mm Hopper and
spfifeg Mrs. IA loraharnI Aforgah,i and two
daughters of DIR. Ferguson! The people
fwerd hhnost pstiaIclstridkens ind were IeaY-
ing the place sli Among those whohhad
been attacked was Mrs. John \. Cunning
ham, InotiIer-fn4I OF Cen JOHN a. Lo-
gan, She was not expected to recover
our informant who had visited Marion
on business, when he learned the cholera
was there, turned upon his heel and made
nearly as good time back TO Indiana, as
the q Queens Own" did from. Lime Stone
RIDGE,
From thesaIae sonree 1--WE regret TO learn
that the crops IN that section of Illinois
are suffering from dry'weathef. :.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-27

ELoPEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.-W learn
that Leopald EIufnheiner1 and wi fe.lvtho
keptan lee Cream Salo0non Main Street,
known as the italian Saloon, disappeared
Suddenly from the city a day or two ago,
and several inerc4ntile, gehdendenl about
town are extremely solicitoqs5 as TO their
whereabouts. They sold their establish
ment, and about 10 o'clock in the morning
LETT left the place since which ttps they haye
no tbeenaseen or heard l. cOfmhy those
whetalsea speelaI yintefestiin their move
ments. The had just received s., 500, which
they are hppesed 70 have been anxious to
save, and, in their hurry to effect that
object5 forgot 10 pay sundry little bills
about tpwp amounting to $4,000 or 5000.
How they got OUT of town IS e-mystery
as They can. be traced to neither railroad,
steamboat, hack or stpge. ssF uiR 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-27

l,-pRAGGED To- JA4IHzSats Lucas, who is
sometimes considered rather a loose wo-
man, was decidedly tight on Saturday.
Spence Glazier found her in an alley de-
sc4aedEt dfank and especially nesss With
some difficulty he. deposited her in the in
ner courts OF castle Darling. Kate is an
loidand Improbable offender.s ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-27

- Another STROKE OF A.EM9 PoLIcY."-
From passengers on the Tarascon on Sat
urdayiH1ght, wellearnthat Union soldier
was killed on Saturday by a rebel soldier
in Spencer County, opposite Owensboro.
We could learn no particulars
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-27

MURDER AT RUMsEY.-From the Ovens
,boro Shield we,learn that Robert Murphy
wasshot and killed at Rumsey, KY, on the
18th of August, q Il H7toc sut
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-27

MATRIMoNIAL.-Licens to marry were
issued by the Clerk of vanderbargh Coun-
~ during the week ending Auaet 26th, to
the following parties:
Henry Harter and C,.therihe ,Moag.
d Jacob Weis and May .JerKersga
Frank Bell and Grace Dodson.
Aaron Turner and Lucy JBowles.
DO Sylvester Kirk and Ellen Miller.
VIM! Kruger and Elizabeth 5taler.
> VIM. Johnson and Virginia Bixler.
lJohHEBlumsand ElnlIna FRI tlrieh.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-27

PREPARING TO BUILD. Our enterprising
neighbors, Messrs. t. Scantlin & Son, have
cleared away the shed and other encim-
ORANGES from the lQtu ad Joining the JOUR-
NAL buildings, preparatory 20 building a
fine three-stbryp Business, house, with a
basement. The work of excavation will
I'VE learn, be commenced iats o nce..A NJ
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-27

Read the advertisement of the new milli-
merry establishments, Nc. Second Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-27
A Crown of Glory. 4 20
T. Every Man, -syoriafP andk child who hs

A Crown of Glory. "a i b.
80 Every Mani yoria4 ndkchilf who has
used Rns2
STERLING'S AAIBROSIA
Is willing to recommend it, Three years
Of rapidly increasing sale have made the
Ambrosia famous all over the world. 81
1T is WARRANTED TO PLEASE.
It cures Itching of the Head. 9lfIy-.
gwRKE y lt makes new sIair grow ON, Bald Heads
--ffe5 It prevents the Hair from la Iling Out.
- ~ 81 1t renders the Hair Soft and Glossy.
49, =, I1eanses the Scalp, Coost the Heated Brow
Removes Dandruff, Cures Nervous Head
ache Cures Badness Insufes Luxuriant
Locks, Inclines Hair to Curl, Supercedes
Wigs, Kills Hair Eaters-effect apparent at
g95l9Sf anGed as bFFs, THE tyG y GOOD 10
We say the Ambrosia will suit you to all
Elegantly put up. Delicatey perf1med.
szsg Ratronized by Opera Singers and Actresses
Sold IN splendid boxes or cartons, contains
ing two large bottles-No. for morning,
-.-seA No. for evening. 2 03 3E}6mhA1 q go
~es-L-n There is istaxeI about 1t, STER-
LING'S AMBROSIA.e is the best, most
~ agreeable andseffeetive toilet in the world
70 prove this, try carton. i.l .st.5yst,
- Sold by Druggists. ,
S-saEERIING5S- AMBROSIA vNANUFACTURING
49, ~ - tGOEfPANK. ~
2l5 Fulton Street, New York. - =,
'e~-sA+t LAIeONl2aW1y. - q
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BUSINESS CARDS.
Indiana Normal Academy of Music,
NO. 263 South Meridian street,

FHHHE FALL TERM OF THIS INSTI-
A.1VUTfON win )coiitsaeDce Yon Wednes-
day, September 5th. full course
in the Normal Department embraces
the study of the Organ, Piano,
SuitaH Y cAliZa ion, Harm ony, Compost
tton, the Art of Teachfngia and leading
Choirs. Situations provided for graduates
If desiredss -ScholarsA wishing to board in
the Academy should make early applica-
pal, Gil AS, HESS, Lock-Box Is, Indianap-
Obs, Indiana. a Ia I'm y s. aug24-dlw.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-27
RAILROAD TIaEE-TA BILE B.
Evansville and CrawfOrdsville

J M0T8s2 AM MOO y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-04

THE BEST.

Art thou drowsy, dull, indifferent,
Folder of the hands,
Dreaming DER the silent falling
OF life's measured sands?
Living without air or motion,
Save thyself to please,
Careless as the beasts that perish,
Sitting At thine ease,
Not for thee the mighty message
Rings in startling tone;
Nainly would its pealing accents
Strike through hearts of stone.
Sounding DER the clash and clatter
Of this earth's vain din,
Unto you that live in earnest,
And that work to win.
Thus it speaks: "Aspirants, toilerS
For some lofty gain,
see ye spend not strength and spirits,
Hope and faith in vain,
AN that scars past self is noble
Every upward aim
Make it nobler yet-thc noblest!
An immortal tamel
Let not good or great content We,
Higher.and still higher,
Only for the best, the greatest,
Labor and aspire.
"Spurning all that's partial, doubtful
All your vigor bend
(WOrthiest aim and worthiest eiforD
To perfect endl
THUS have all true saints before We,
All true heroes striven,
Reaching for the best and highest
Beyond earth to heaven.
All the Year Round.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-04

\ New York correspondent OF the Hart.
ford Conn., Press writes:-It is now be-
lieved that John Morrissey will not be per
mtted to occupy a seat in the House OF
representatives, however much he may
desire to leave an honorable namen for
that boy oi his, twelve years of age. A
reformation on Johns part is especially de-
sirable, but the representative body Of the
nation cannot disgrace itself and us by
turning into reformatory School for the
benefit of prize fighters, gamblers and iail.
birds. But John shows no evidence OF re-
forming. On the contrary, his iaro- bank
establishment is still in full blast, pluckinr
the verdant and unwary strangers who may
venture therein Isn't the proprietor OF
sspcha concern healthy" individual To
legislate upon matters pertaining 10 the
happiness and welfare of the countrvs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-04

LINcoLN's LAST ESTIMATE OF JOHNSON,
Three days before the murder of Mr.. Lin
cola, he had made arrangements for an after
noon ride with certain members OF his family,
and the hour of . O'Clock was fixed upon
AT that time, the President not appearing,
word was sent to him that the party were
waiting for him. He returned an answer
that the Vice President had called upon him,
and that he should not be able to 20. Mr..
johnson remained about two hours, when
the President joined his family and in con
versation regarding the delayed ride remark.
ed, with much apparent concern: "TRat
mtserd6te man! cannot anticipate ne hou-
HES he wMcGUse me during MI second fey,s
IF office
Such were, with scarcely doubt, the last
words spoken by Mr.. Lincoln CONCERNING lie
present occupant oil the White House; and
spoken as they were, in the privacy OF his
own family circle, they were doubiesa the
full and free expression OF his real belief
Cincinnati Gazette.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-04
$500 REWARD.

will pay $500 to the proprietor OF any medicine that
can show greater number Of genuine certificates Of
cures effected by IT, the place where Is made than
MIRHLER's HRRB BITTERS-of Consumption, Dys-
peptA Liver Complaint, Bloody Puxi niArrh@a, Ty-
phod Intermittent aud Bilious Peyers Fever and Ague
Cholera Morbus yellow Jaundlos, serofula Running
Sore Legs, CAueer, Abscess; Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Coughs Colds Crsmp In the Stomach Chronic DlaTrhul
Piles letter seSld Head 0phnema or fling away sick
ness peculiar 10 children Leuehorrhwa Falling OF the
Womb ali distractions to the due Of nature in
iemsles all veneral dlseises and all complaints arising
from impure Blood weak and disOrdered state Of the
Stomach Liver or Kidneys Certificates Of cures OF the
Yellow Fever in Mexico also be furnished.
Rsmember n II does not cure, the money will he
funded BY tue proprietor. -. ....
BENJAMIN MIsIILER,
.. 3. Corner Of Centre Square.
lancaster Pa.
Females afnlsled with Irregularities will md this
medicine very benstela
For sale Wholesale and retail by
a. AITKEN a CO,
General state Agents,
No. los West Front st,
And by all Druggists and Merchants.
Families should not ba without It, oet2
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-04
DAVID MEREDITH.
Fnuonl orrloa p. ". 4 DvR. R, G

FKEluHI UFFIlH II " DFTI' y Uol
WILMINGTON, Oct. 23d, 1868
NsHrI A. AatsR s. Co1 agents Jor Dr. Miihiers Aedf.
g.Hdt Bihefs.
dREraI have been troubled for some time with Aaevere
cough aud cold aud taken many different medicines
with but little elect. induced by persons who had
tried your celebrated Mahles Btters) to give II trial
have done So and must say truihfully and uheeruly
that It Ia doing good than any medicine have
yet taken. have taken Ave bottles and shall continue
on until am entirely restored.
Very Respectfully Yours, SO,
MORRIS NJ ANDERSON.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-04
MORRIS ri. ANDERSON.
MnuIrnroS. Oct. 2h,h lsa

WILMINGTON, Oct 26lh 1865
A. Aiken & Co., Agents for DR.. %. Mishiers Biters.
II Affords pleasure to say that your Blters very
valuable In Of cramps am somewhat subject to
them. Your Bitters gave me relief ismedihtely.
CHARLES SIMMONS,
No. 26 West Front Street,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-04
GENERAL HOSPITAL, STATE DEPARTMENT. !
WASHINGTON, November o, 1866.

~ tilS icsiuCuts
Your message has been received instruct
ing me to prepare immediate accommoda.
tions in this department for large number
of dead and disabled members of the Bread.
and.Butter Brigade recently in active service
at the front. | shall be happy 10 comply
with your request to the extent Of my ability;
but the number of berths at my disposal Is
wholly out of proportion to the number OF
wounded, and the most desperate cases
only can be attended TO now. Within sixty
days hope to have the wards marked re-
spectiyely Europe" and "South America
partially cleared of their present occupants.
which will give room for most of those who
were disabled in the actions of October and
November g. By the way, two of our softest
cots marked Brazil" and "Hayti, - are now
occupied by two oberlin professors, Peck
and Monroe. The steward informs ME thai
their disease is Radical, and cannot be cured;
had they not better be discharged and the
cots filled by wounded members of the Bri
gade? As Tor the dead, the Government
chemist informs me that they will not need
burial, as, owing to their conservative sur
roundings, ossiiication has already far ad.
vanced. Respectfully yours,
w. II. SEWARD,
SurgeOn-in- Chief
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-04
GREENvILLE, Tennessee,
November 10 19gG

To Andy Johnson
There is .. vacancy in our village Council
which shall keep open for you until March
4, 1863. Perhaps you had better commence
again at the bottom of the ladder, and see II
you can't climb without getty dizzy.
MAYOR OF GREENvILLE.
p. S. The sign, "a. johnson, Tailor. !" has
not yet been removed from your old shop
here. If you shouldn't want the position Of
Alderman please let your secretary tele-
graph, and will have your old stand fitted
mp. M. of a.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-04
ST. LOUIS, NoYemher Z.

To the President.
nave drawn on Your Excellency at sight
Tor $1,000, the cost of my trip from WASH.
Ington to Douglass grave. That enterprise
having proved failure, wish to withdraw
my Investment
fou have heard OF my defeat. Our friends
lately, under that healthy old patriot, Ster.
ing Price, were outrageously prevented from
voting, and the internal Radicals have swept
everything. Privately, what do you think
we oyerdid the thing a little? | shall be
ready to take that little foreign mission 4tl
ot next month, Yours, ioHN HoeAN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-04
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRY MS
PULMONIC WATERS.

Ca rhe original Medicine established In 1887, and
hrst article OF the kind introduced under the name
OF "FuLhoNio WAPBRs, 10 this any other c0untry ali
other Pulmono Waters eounterfeits The genuine
each Wafer. ."
These Waters have been before the public for nearly
hry years. and the immense sale attained not only in
America but In foreign countries fully attest their in
trlnfie worth Ihe medical properties superior 70
any other article offered TOR the OF Pulmonary or
bronchial affections, and the quantity contained in eaeh
box Is nearly double that of the many worthless iin
tlOns advertised.
BRYAN'S PULM0NIC WATERS
Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, IIoArseness Asthma
Oatarrh, BronehlHi Difficult Breathing, Splitting oil
Blood Palms In the Chest, Inolplant Consump and
all diseases Of the lungs Not only Aofding Temporary
relief but ehecting rapid and lasting cure aud ave
do not nauseAte like alcoholic compounds aud the med
cina properties are combined IN form 80 agreeable
aud pleasant to the taste, that any child will readily
take them One dose will always afford
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
To Vo9ALIsTa and PUBLIC sPEAKRRs thess wAtars
are peculiarly valuable; they will In ona day remnYs
the most severe occasional hoarseness; and their
lar use Tor lew days will, At all times, Increase the
power and hexlbity OF the voice. greatly mprovin ~
tone compass and eearnsss Tor which purpose they a
regularly used by many professional vOcallsts
The very great celebrity Of this invaluable remedv
has Induced unprncpled persons prepare base Imi
tAtlous, which disppont the lust expectations of tb
dicine. ~ "
See that the word, "BRYAN," is stnmpsd on a.eh
Wafer, and also observe the fac smile Of this
of the PIopretor, JOB NOSES" on each wrapper 10
counterfeit which is loig gerry. Rf-Onendlng parties viii
be dealt with to the full extent Of the law VS.
bRTANs PuM0NIc WAFRRs for sale by all Drngri..
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor.
dee99-ly ~ CoTtlandt Street New York
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-04
P. W. a b. X n. Co.,
WI IaLInnnnn OF nnlh Ien

WfLNiNaTOH Oct 20th, 1861.
heirI A. Aiken e Go, Agents far Dr. Mishisrs Medicine.
siRs ~ have hssu subject for some time to severe
ehills and fever and advised to try your medicine
did and In jasteo to you u cured me entirely
be found at the above plscs auy time during this day
to give any information that may be desired 10 iavor
your valuable medicine
DAVID MEREDITH.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-04

The London Morning Herald advocate,
the consideration of the pending question,
between the United States and Great Britain
even by arbitration, if necessary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-04

OFFICIAL JogEs.-tovernor Sanders and
Chief Justice Kellogg of Nebraska, were in
Galesburg, Illinois, on Sunday week, and
in the morning attended Rev. Mr.. Beecher's
Church. The Free Press says that as the
sermon was upon the late elections, and of a
Radical tone, the Judge being conservative,
was not well pleased, while the Governor
was delighted The Judge afterwarfl tnrned
the joke, however, by saying that while he
was somewhat uneasy, Governor Sanders
left The church in perfect rage-for Mr.
Beeeher prayed ierYently for the Governor.
OF all the States, but did not 50 much n.
notice tho Governors of Territories.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-04
NO. A..
lRrom the sandusky Register
INTERCEPTED DISPATCHES.

TO Andy johnson:
am unbottled. If live. Won will go 10
the jug. Wait for the Fortieth CONGRESS
b. F. BUTLER
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-04
MORE THAN THIRTY YEARS

or sale aud OF DR. MARsHALL's CArARRH ANN fEAp-
AoHR sNUTR, has proved its great value for all the com
mon diseases OF the head, aud at this moment It stand,
higher than before.
II ia recommended by many Of the beat pbysieians q
and Is used with great and satisfaction every
whara. ''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-04
wmNisoToN, DEL, OFT. 26thl 1866
M.,,r.. a. Aak,n q c., age Age

WILNINuIUNl UEL,i VNI zbTli Idbh.
MtsiFS A. dnksR 8 Co., Agen'a for Dr. Mifhiers Aedi.
cindl Herb Raiers.
DRAR sIRs-I have suffered for the last htten months
with severe attack Of dyspepsia and general debility
aud have spent great deal OF money for different msdl
cins and must say In justice to your Blels that tue
first bottle took did me more good than all the medi
cine before took l upon my fourth bottle and
hope by the time hnl-h it will be perfectly we'll.
will be pleased to give any afflicted full statement
Of what your medicine has done for me.
Respectfully Yours,
Mrs. EAUAH HALT
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-04
TTmn ARTIsANs' SAVINGS bank,


UNHE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
No e07 MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Delaware,
Open to receive deposits daily lsunlays sxesptedl dur
Ing the usual business hours, and on Tuesday and
Saturday evenings from to O'Clock, r. NJ.
All the profits Of the Bank after the payment OF
necessary expenses are devoted TO the benefit OF the
dspostors, and dividends made semlAunually In
April aud October Since the organization Of the Bank,
ia 1861 the dividends have uniformly been at the rate
Of six per cent. per sunum.
Dividends not drawn regarded deposits, and at
become entitled To participate In future dividends
No manager is allowed to borrow any OF the uuda lA-
trusted to the Bank.
MANAGERS.
WILLIAM g. HnLBs, EDWARD DARLlEaroy,
0B0RdR W. BUsn, JosBPu W. DAY,
N. u. BRssoE. HEER1 ?. DUKE
EDWARD BETrs CHARLES W. HowLaND,
WM. H. BIsLANY, .IoB ". JACKSON,
ORoaaH g. CAPRLLg, CLEMENT - SMYrH
WM s. lliLLES, Precedent.
dEo W. BusH, Vice President.
oetlsly ions ?. MCLE,R, Treasurer.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-04

Iwi pay to any Doctor member Of the Medical Fra
;snty the sum OF 800 any compound that Possesses
more medicinal virtues and curative powers than
MAhlef'a Herb Bitters.
b. MI5HLER, Proprietor,
8. B. Corner Of Cent Square
Lane Pa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-12-04
NEW YoRK, Nnyemher z

To Andy Johnson:
IwiXt yoHn me we hit the RAIDS blow the
beli with our naturalization papers yesterday,
ana they're doubled up some. Five Pints
strl'ck out from its shoulder delightful, and
the claret flew beautiful / shall he IN the
Foricth Congress, so YOU may 90 on viii,
yer policy. Eff Butler or Stevens peeps 'bont
impeachment they must look out Ter tLer
mugs. his '''s'