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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-20

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Give the CEDRON BITTERS one trial,
and you will never use any others.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-20
Cedron Bitters!
THE LATEST AND MOST IMPOHTANT
DISCOVERY OF THE 18th
CENTURY.

MrO MANS NAME rs MORE IN
IN timately connected with the history
Of Materia Medica in the United States, or
more tavorabiy known as a pioneer OF
medical discovery, than that Of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-20
AGUE.

AGUE.
VAR. ARMIsTEAD's Tonic SYRUP
- is the most pleasant remedy for Chills
and Fever ever discovered, and is warrants
cd TO cure. It Ia purely vegetable, and con-
tains neither arsenic, Qtf1lfae, nor any thing
else which can affect the patient inJuri-
ously.
Read Read Read Read the fol-
lowing Certificates:
.HENDERsoN, KY, Feb. %, 1865.
Dr. r. A. Armistead, of Evansville, Ind,
resided for many years In this city. we
know him intimately. He IL regular
Physician, and during his residence here
he enjoyed an extensive practice, ana was
regarded as a skillful practitioner of medi-
cine. He Is gentleman of strict Integrity
anu o'o'"''D W L. w. POWELL,
ARCH'D DIXON.
PADUcAH, KY, Sept. 2, 1854.
Having lived neighbors TO DIR. X. A.
Armistead, In Trigg county, KY, Tor some
ten or twelve years, we take pleasure In
saying, that, as a Physician, he stood hlgh,
and enjoyed a large practice; whist, as
gentleman, In bearing and man OF nom
or, In the strictest sense of those terms, no
man maintained a more enviable reputa-
ton. In u word. he lived among us with
out reproach, and left us with unsullted
character tfa LINN BOYD.
ALFRED BOYD.
Inquire of your Druggist.
CTOUD & AKIN,
aprls General Agents, No. Main ST.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-20
JOY TO THE WORLDI
take Up thy Bed and Walk"
"A GU A VITA.

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and the demand is daily increasing. Such
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the money In case the medicine fails 10
cure as represented. -,
We have number of properly attested
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where. ,Ao1rrr
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Manufacturers and sole froPrletors.
AUS d3m
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-20

PATENT MEDICINES.
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NOW is THE TIME TO SEND
In ORDERS!

B Il - Y OF w o X X
AT THE
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A full account OF this wonderful plant
may be found in the eleventh edition OF
the u. y. Dispensatory, on pages 1887 and
1883.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-26
My Down East Home

ny e. u. DOWNING.
I'll sing you song of my Down East home,
l love il the better where ever roam,
Other homes have been sung Of then why should
not ,nine?
I'll try to describe it In simple rhyme
Ills a low humble cottage, and round it the trees
OF the forest stand bowny their .heads in the
breeze,
And near ii The wild deer and fleet little fawn
Peep out through the bushes ut breaking ofdawn
The bird. feed their young in their nests DER the
door.
And the sunshinc streams in on our unvarnish.
cd floor,
An: each evening at dusk doth the whipoorwill
light
On the broad wooden loor.,tcp-, and bid Us
..good night
And nh the rock lcd-c- wild bcrric. abound.
Aud the voices OF nature make music around
Inviting each mortal to join in their lays,
With glad hearted song of thank giving and
praise.
There's hallowc', spot on the side OF the hill,
Where my brother is sleeping not far frou lIe
Where his libors I've shared, and Of Cedar and
Have helped him make shingles, full many
time.
Oh bles, happy days, yc gone cvermorc,
And Your memory -tirretli my heart to its core
II .caltisth my check. with hot tcar.drops; and
vet
For all earth offer would not forget
Forget thee, no never my fricnl aud III. brother
Thy pac" in my heart can he illlcd by no other
A trensure thou vert IL us, lent not given.
We loved th'e on earth Il We love thee in
heaven,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-26

2oetrN.

Tho following tribute to a departed brother. and
fhe enict peace Of a lOwly, yet loved home. wns
written by young lady, who never enjoycd the
means of n school education. We publish il not
50 much for its poetry as its hearty sarnestnc IS
aud krNthfulurss:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11
LATET NEWS


Pm New YoeaG.
Mew Yeox, June II.
The ooesg papees have the following
Oesials ftetw o1hiogten:
4 NJ Yhet, b. II none e Ceapbs,l,
~ Just tis y ~ vssid ssos queer ~.
s1oGioas csesaine ~ Testimony lassly q.
doesd b Jndieiesy Cennittss Of the
Henso. tssng y iaplisaes JED. Davis u
~ ec.aae,ioa plek He shews that .
srspo speeea q A6ude I'D psnouy hss
len reeed y to prove Davis and othsr
sssepirsts iunoesos h Tie matter, snd
baeks up assertions BY facts that stsstls
I'll who afeDil,ns uith III tsset0ooy. Il
sesms thsnany Of The witnesses testified
under assned names, end that no such
PERSONS che eeteneible and recorded vit>
eeses sxi u edition 70 this, hs states
I ,atwhsu(r. Casnssyy VIE w. de ptinei-
pal witneand detective 10 the cass, was
asked 70 pceed 70 New York aud procure
seoe corbosating evidence Of his own
statsmsntwhich be bed previously velun.
tesesd % .snish. that b. rave IT, o0eers
who vesssst With hi0 DE Clip In New
York and b aetually run svay Il 10 suppo-
ed, 70 svd . pspssedtion ~ perjury, end
hes not bn heard iron b. he eilcess q
the eomntso Il several wssks Othee
witnesssr svs eome forward and confessed
to havingwosn falsely.
Il hsinendsestood that Mr. Gseslsy who
10 h wsengtos, wss in ihyor II H. RELEASE
Of JED. his, b wes asksd b. ; radical II
ths reporwas true Vhsn - rstogted BY
asking thintsrsgator II hs wss in favor 81
he indsAits Improvement Of The repre-
sentativef 0se nilliens Of peepls wttheot
ceov,ctiooe tsisl.
NJ. Ordsy NJ In ceusnltaGieu with Sen
aesss Challss. Wilsoe, and chen o. ths
ssljset oQesie, libsesaige = hill sed +
voesa Il tile 2tsot e al6tnioe, Il ~
dispjsssi4, 80 Of ~ pesty associates.
he left foiiNsw (ssk this svsniae.
1lf. O'Oonods ssill hsse, but has thus
f. me6s mt t1pyolSfsoo = eAA11GfAes.
tn presuaptieiis that be expectsd 70 d.
nil ssms fvosube ceetl1o natoa of IL 60
q b weull netsave dsvsesd % much tine
=: q, y .ssA@ ~ r'e.. y '''''''.d 80,
ASt AlIans hpstuAssvs that % Sat<
uedsy about s iles fton st. Armand .
be,gede Of Dsitia Regulars chasRed upon
he nAG1l pGJllbsfo fsass ss0G tAas,tA1
tounained behiaand captured 10 psiseaess.
Sens Of ths fesns Mess hilled but hsw
uany i not kncn. The fight took placs
retieat 49, 4sHleo - syesssG IN
Easlish howsvetsd. - - = seoppiss %
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

osaseol orass n DsDae1sn - Rsalanss
MALONE, N. Y, June 9.-0sn. Meade haa
l0ued the following:
All pefD0ns assembled et this p1ace 10 con-
necsion with and in cid Of the Fenian OF.
eanization for the purpose Of invading Cana
Do, are hereby ordered. IN compliance VIM
the President's proclamation. to des3sl from
their enterprise and dlsband. The men Of
the expediiionary force will, on application
to the officer in command Of the United
States forces, on giving thsif names and
residences and satisfying him that they are
unable to provide their own transportation,
be provided with transportation 70 ~
homes and oil o@cesS below ~ NH -
field officers, who ere unable 70 provide
their own transportation, o. RtvinI their
parole 70 abandon the enterprise and return
10 their homes. O01cers above the rank Of
0eld O6Bcsss will 10 required 70 Glvo onch
bonds - may be satisfactory % IL civil
authorities.
Il beisg The determination Of ths UsiAel
States Government - preserve neutsality,
and the m0oe stringent measures having
been taken 70 peeveaSall acCesooioes Of 0e0
ard motesial, ~ co00andinG Oeoosal truels
that theos libcnl olIen will have Tie eject
Of causing IL expeditieo, nov hepoleoa 70
b. quissly end peacsahly shoadoned aAd -
conildently egpoces hat I'll thooo who have
any respect foe Ne authority Of the Un1ted
States, viii conform 70 the fsqutsemsnto q
~ President'e proclamation, and Of IN.
which Il not promptly obeyed, SnMcaent
forCe viii be brought to bear 70 Gospel ebo-
dlence. ~
fGigued1 Csc. @. MnADR,
MAJOR General U. q. 4.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11


- 'S "e,s-s; !. ~ ~ siessiIss ssnaay01eo
faSss & DalAia. M a.s Ssasne1y
qulse ard orderly. Very Mss!s y ~ ocsoss
4 anticinatsd, q rot quarter Of them have
Aims. or could ct any here.
A number Of them. learning thas tra1e-
portssion bad been fdrniahed BY the govern
ment elsewhere, have applied 70 Gen. Barry
to send them home. Gen. Barry has NIe
graphed TO Gen. Meade for instructions on
this point
It Il probably certain that II the Govern
ment don't send them home, they are likely
TO stay here some time Most Of them have
no money, and Gen. Barry's order No. 2 Of
yesterday prevents them from travelling on
rAilroadp
A movement was made by body Of Fe.
Mans up the lake sh0se ~ evening. and
Gen. Barry, fearing that IN attempt might b
made 70 cross, bed armed boats peffoIlinl
up The lake for some distance.
fhe 6ojasce OF tie Fsniaa of1cen wer'
yesterday released on bail Of $500.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

= = onounce chAE1g1e o. N
\ - eaci1s1sGs = incsseing = es11lnS
Ma. "a maay eeaAsa lslands3 49,
~ vsn1 hsve ~ gnneantine 9 ~ ...sS.
Ns1 11eo1aV = IossoaI ~ "a ~,s;ss
IN 20 dsoo9nce TIE autDofitas ana s's's
tkss anoehse place b seleceed. .n..
!. In . 1eQ days HaneA AnneWns ...Hcv
manifesto defining his position and Pvi.cy
declaring himself in favor Of the ftepu nj,
party in Mexico, and his t.ith IN VT 49, 80
and complete triumph OF the L'oefs. u.
Sseks:i. Bslchs s,. Z Nc: ssoo coc ssss1
aid 10 h. tvicc that. Ewansboro. one OF IN,
firm. recently embexzled $4,000, ana ieI
for Europe, which 10 given as the cause
failure.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

Nsw Yonx, Juss s.-IAs 1ssssae spscial
6oo 0al0ae today, says: Thoeo = it'll
eDe1ae0eot tAego. Two cumpanSn q eegu.
hso ere seoelooed q roeoden iuneaioa "a
pgoveot FeaiAne fiu0 coming 70 Malooo.
Oh. O'Neil y also these, oad Gen. Mods
- reQusg1od Mn ~ - cp0e . Malooe.
H Fenlans aFs unaef passoe until to-moe
nv 0oenine. eo0o kave accep1od ts0nor
p0etaaioo ond leavo to-nighk Mulphy mads
= abdsea 1o1l1ag ~ Halloween 70 70 hsns.
y HI osd9 6sssal va expedltt6oe y "
siouo puinoo q ~ bosooe Uosu obondnood.
Inese ess ~ FsalaD asd - ssgulnls d
Deelae u in>ssvisv bssWssn e.. neade
- 0e9. 1urphy and Ha0osan, ~ 1Alass
oDuo1nlaeo q - lnos1oouneo 49, Unissd
eon1to oovosn0one - ~ ~ hovo ~
)lgDo - ~ ~ U0ntnot - ~ ~ ~
1lQlf ~ Q5WoG9 H. eneeu1oGuo
= ~ 49, We $500 - - m
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

nsw -, Jaas e.-0psslal dlspaaeho
ftUO Woohlngt00 70 tho evo0i1g popogU
snyo peu0inent Moth Casuliniaas state
tn Sheir oonAo viii b ~ 1sue 70 accepe
~ noV constitutional amondmeat.
Lsoaanl Huyck, PTsgldsat a The Her.
chants Naeioai Bank, ~ been rs'sassd
under $4,000 ball
An ottawa special says . court martial
eDnpooed Of tWeaty military ol1ceu, will
y oppclnaod immodiately foe ~ TRIAL Of
pesDooe captured q n Erie. II convicted
those holding peoniDent positions ase 70 b
Five employer Of the 0and Trunk Raii-
wAy have 6osn poeo9uf1ed a00ng the pfis.
0nen, ord no dou6e will b. hu1g. Those
prisoner Who hsld subordinate positions
are 70 b sooteuCed % Penal servitude and
placed In the Notifications.
NRW Y0nx, June 0.-The Tmes special
gives . history Of the Richmond Gold Case
In BRIEF = follow:
"The gold was seized in Georgia. The
President ordered It sent here The Rich
mosd banks represented BY w. H. McFar.
land, James Csskie and John N. speed, A.
tonsys q law. claimed the gold upon their
showing, and In the ahssoce Of evidence
ance obtained, not then, suspected to exist.
TIE President ordered the delivery of The
Treasury, provided that be should Be satie-
I'D shaS u Ne never eeised Dor ceotrolled
b. ~ Coa1edefote eovsfamcat or any d
ils O@oesA The o0cssB Of the bank swear
that ~ C0oledefate eosefument had no
iatefes y ~ gold, and that 1T - i was
aboo9 y - hGndsd over, 4 uos found That
Gsu0 dooopoioo NJ booo pGace1eed, end
IN ~ good and 0ehee eumo amountiog =
"a 70 ooe1Soo. - I'll heea h ~ hands u
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

00B103D - CG019o1ove - -
efWmaing - ln1olle1lsa ~ T011g -. 49,
Dlpeoss - Abu.ss VIA psuslssae ~ MI poWe
wilA 01fe ne0ns a re1sf Gsae ~ q eAfgel 49,
"a isele e9vslepssL A11sses. =. 3. eku!lN
HOO0HTON, HoWasa A0ocl13on, kA1ll4a1na
4 Nang1o De9 - DVa00seeApo DooDs
csuHaias nors vsoseahs Gtsaeelvs na1ass ~ tUsa,
3 boxes Il ny pls b ~ wsiA hsglasss 10TAss
haaarsd paVsiaas - thso = tAsle pssel1se % ~
e1c1aSsa sfolAsr vsssativss. n AEse1s11RsftA
vales b Ut seseeely agsaselA, VIA ~ - ~
tt kpewu. ssdde, dsaAA ~ ana essllnnsd seknsGu
vf1he = ~ ~ " tAsowho hasv tAsn ~
nstt ont = thsis hsos. u - daV vfisA wiu ~
~.
Our race are subject % realndascy q vis,sssa ~
4 ~ ssasgn. ~ Il = = 1aaguoo = \ = pssso
lsat but BEsndsetAa nm a1dgd - insal0aeh -
sncsae ysulsc4ica. - tAsif ocoa1esaal - - -
~ ~ ca))seiss sethsss ingasias w11eA. wAsas 4
ss0deat Sssattss. anss - mssA 1a4gss - ~
bod1's health. 1hey sosa e1ss lAss Csae1alal ~
pspsia. lns Il Appetite, Rsln At1D0sa1. nsastban
Pais IN tho Dssat.S0sS osaea DslsenlD - o.
tVasn. eoA - = sauss1aAls Dsalash 11slelnalI
UnNo-dAVtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

new YoRx. june lV.-cpecae vi. i.o ~ he he
Adams yesterday announce the hnaic VI "'e
Fcnian invasion OF Canada:
The right wing Of the fenlan asoy IA
treated from Pegeon hui 70 se;s 49, ~
mempen arc PscR ~. I. -.
demoralization q The e9oIe soICs = - -
P'ete. ano notn GMceI su ss.ss 4, ~ -
further duty. Desesuons o " ~ ~ ~.
wholesale. ana aver 2 ccscc.' s ~ ~. J M.
cpeey osue.oo ~ .... 3 ss S.sa.6 n
iniorcemenO q es0s elo oe.ls0 ~ ~
reach them. Ammensuoe W ~" i,.s
Vermont ana stoIeo IN j ~ ~. ~ iy.;,~i
and WILL oooiNse ue 1871 ~ - ~.
eeAaes troops 1no ~ s.U cn.ns 49,. ~
81. Consdesaoee psSoo ~ - ~
By the me.- 0ee. Il. An =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

WAsarxoron, June 9.-fhs President has
rscDgnised Ramon Onbeta - Consul OF
Spain q MOhlls; Hsory Rosenberg - Vioe
Consul Of Switzerland q Galveston and
Oosi Rrpdsfick Adil - Coosul Of HcllAi0.
busg TIpps To- Tie States Of Ohio, Atchi
eae ond lndiaaa.
Bsevoe Naior 0eneral John G. Roblnsoa
y eriesod 70 relieve Brevet MAJ. Gen. q. H.
Roger, Military Commander Of North Caro-
llns and Superintendent Of Free1mcn's A.
iaifs In That State. i.
Gen. Terry, commanding. hes ordered
~ ~ troops b withdsawn fFUm Chas'osss-
-, -. indIcssioas ~ Coesres will
saIouen without maklng any incfeese OF the
t1fi6. nos 70 speak Of making revision Of
II L IL expected the bill will b reported
~ secrs(ssy q ~ Issr3o se.dAy Il:
AIRED : dccision Of the C0mmise10nef OF
Passions feiec1isg N application Joe - "
Wild pGuoe0n. for The feae0o thAe the oppsl.
eane was dlshonosahly dlsmlsDsd % second
enllsemeaA altAUugh Tie dlsnhaliey was IN
cusred n ~ psvvious service nom which
~ ~ honotably Discharged. The Con.
nlmiones holds thas By the word discAalge.
= -hooosahle Discharge q intended, and that
/ dismissal under sentence Of court martial
b deses.ssd u other language IN military
~ reVsnus depassment 10 understood 70
b. eeSuneiy oppoGsd 70 the Allison amend.
meot rUlaSlbg 70 penalties, for the reason
hat opportunities would b 0dered TO ON
cess 70 make arbitrary and oppressive CON-
bin1tion for mercenAsy purposes.
Cu00lsgloaer Rollins y In ffeQusnt CON-
0unIcoaloa with Tie eena1ofs on The subject
and expects The ball 70 paO In IN acceptable
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

ALBANY, June 10I-Aboae nine o'clesk
lase evening yacht containing three young
men, while on Ne way from Cox1ens 70
Peokskill, collided With the steamer Dean
aoaN 81 tlle WAeel un1 Was npane6. ~
steamer w. stopped and The pllo1 John Best,
went to their 61oiseAnco oad eocceeded in
ssscuing tWe q thoD, oae a yhem ~ q
COO o. John G. Fremont. The third, named
Marion. from Pennsylvaaia, Wa dfowned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

San FRANCISCO, June 9.-Thirteen hun.
dred tons q telegiepA wire f6r The Collins
RueaiAn Americas Telegraph line he's afriy.
Cd II The shipe Eastern Chisf. Mohawk -
Evelin0 Wood.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

Cash House.
WILLIAM r. DlNVT0N.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

NAsnvnLR, June 0.-In The Criminal
Court 70 day Judge Fraslsf septenccd Geo.
9: Piaet. Sbfns.ly . d.ss1ag n.csss. scavics-
yeags i9peisonnsat II ~ penitsatiasy. An
holl eivss y ~ a.ount Of ooooo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

d. Louu,lnc 0.-The examination Of j..
w. HdRAs, tost ~ Uniled 6ouaes Di1ellce
Court, cloeso DAY. Judge Treat decided
10 hold the ntleman In 5000 for prOba.
bic vi0latiosf the neutrality laws.
The case A. L. Morrison Of Chicago
tim comn,nei - xfs
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-11

ON HAND AGAIN.
THOMAS LoMA4t
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aussiug ~ lnvollde.
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