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The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure
Of a visit. yesterday. from Mr.. E. S.
Croseer, associate editor Of the New
Albany Commercial. who was on the
Dexter en- route TO New Orleans, on a
pleasure excursion.
Mr. Roy Church, telegraph operat tor
at Patoka, was in the city from Satur-
day night till yesterday afternoon.
He left well impressed with orr city
and people, and will come again.
Hon. George Woofin, Of Mt. Yer
non, was also in the city over Sunday.
lie left on the~Quickstep, yesterday
evening. He says the Republicans of
glorious old Posey are highly pleased
with the ticket nominated and the
platform adopted at Chicago.
Chauncey Rose, Esq, of Terre
Haute; General George K. Steele, Of
Rockville. and Hon. Henry K. Viii
sou, of Sulliga6, arrived in the city,
last night, and are stopping at the
Sherwood House. The object of
their visit to the city is to attend a
meeting of the Directors of the
Z. & C. Railroad Of which they are
members.
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26

STILL SIcK.-We regret to learn
that Mr Alonzo Bush, the amiable
aad highly esteemed conductor on
the Vincennes accommodation, Is
stili lex Ia the meantime his train
Is being run by uol Abe Sharra, an
cd and experienced rliIroad man.
ana a popular 5dicer
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26

PBI5E CURE ENT.-The irstnumber
of the EUGnsUiHs Price Current made
its appearance yesterday. published
By VIM. NJ HoIeman, Esq tits gotten
up after the form 50 long and aceepta-
bly, used by the JOURNAL in its weekly
market reports. It supplies a want
in commercial circles, which we hope
1t will be able successfully to fill.
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26
FIRST STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL

FIRST STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
By reference to an advertisement
elsewhere it will be seen that the
ladies of the Temperance Orders of
the city will inaugurrte the popular
entertainments of the season By a
grand Strawberry Festival on Thurs
day and Friday nights of this week.
in the spacious rooms of the new
Opera House, Immediately adjoining
the JOURNAL Office. 1t is a popular
neighborhood, and the ladies engaged
in the enterprise is a guarantee that
it viii DC no ordinary affair. There
can certainly be no better cause than
the promotion of temperance, and we
predict a grand success. The Festi-
val is given for the benefit of Temple
of Honor Division No. "a, Sons of
Temperance. A delightful time may
be anticipated.
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26

BEFORE JUSTICE EMERY.-August
Abel accused Aaron Warner with an
assault with intent to kill him. The
way he told the preliminary story led
the Justice and the prosecution to
suppose that they had big. thing be-
fore them, but when it came to trial
it dwindled down to nothing, and the
case was dismissed.
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26
SPECIAL NOTICES
BLESSINGS Brighten as they Take |
their Flight

Home, friends. and all tue enjOyments
81 l1fe seem Infinitely more dear 10 the
auBeTer fIOm nervous debility When the
7srD2a Dility is that, ere long, he must
aeage them forever. When he health has
beeDme impaired aEG tile strength ls Iatl-
EnE. the ifa looks mo-5 2llurlng 5tinu-
Ea8ts are the only means Of restoration Ia
GDl1y has been 30 rovlCe slim nta1llt pos
aaBsginE not only nle0 0lCiDai merit BlI cue
ANording permanent relief. ~ Ht1SLE4-
ZER'S STOMACH BIIEEE@ Is Les0fLeC
50 ia such cases, its beneficial enecls Wi
sDDas become apparent in TIE buoy ancy OF
aPyits and renewed strength OF the nlLn-
saFfE detected patient Experience 6aS
proved this preparation to De III r
REBfEDY OF THE AGE" for NERVOUS
EEBILITY, as wei as all diseases arising
lrOm arrangement OF the S-onnach ana
ltgeF
Persons advanced IN life, and feeling the
hand oftfme weighing heavily upon them,
with all It's attendant us, will ind IN the
use Of HOSTEL FER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTERS an elixir that viii
ustil new life into their veins; restore, IN
.a-zAsasuTe, the ardOr and energy of more
youthful days; build up their shrunken
aBTHnE. and give health and vigOr to their
gsRmaintng years Those who are n the
5saSt afflicted with Dyspepsia, Ague, Ian
guOr. Nausea, or any other troublesome
and danger Gus disease arising from a dis
ordered system. should not hesitate to
avail themselves Of the benefit derived
-Eon thfs great remedy.
The Immense quantities of this invaIu-
B5le TOME that are consumed, and which
D steadily increasing year by year, is sufd-
Gent in Itself to dtsaIm the most skeptical.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

.7h7s splendid Hair Dye IS the best in the
EuZid; the only true and perfect Dye /;
harmless, reliable, instantaneous; no dis
appointment; no ridiculous tihts; reme-
dies the III effects of bad dyes; invfgOrates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
slaek or 5rot0a, Sold by ali Druggists and
alor's Wig Factory, No. Is Bond street,
sew York. [ap30 d1y
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26
Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Monday E,wening. Ma q

Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment. at s O'Clock p. II. Present
His Honor, Mayor Walker. and Coun-
cilmen Blemker, Steele, Stockdeth.
Schneider, Reitz, Rocker, Mesker
aud Jones. Absent-Councilman
Kolle,
--F65e minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
Mr. Reitz stated that the Commit
tee appointed for that purpose, had
been,unable to sell the city lot On
Second Street, and moved that it be
advertised for two weeks, and then
be sold at public auction, which mo-
ton prevailed.
The folloWino bills were allowe1:
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26

Our citizens viii not forget that
the ladies of the Episcopal Church
in Henderson, will give a Bazaar and
Strawberry Festival on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of this week.
The Crescent City Silver Band will
furnish the music for the occasion,
and the Henderson packets will ar
range their running time 50 as to re-
turn those, who desire to attend the
Festival from this city, the same
night.
A BIG FIsH.-We saw two men.
yesterday, carrying a huge catfish,
slung to an car, which had been
caught on trot line" yesterday
morning, a few miles above the city.
The fish measured four feet in length
and weighed ffty-four pounds. He
was, no doubt, one ofNthe Oldest in
habitants of the beautiful Ohio. and
has had many thrilling adventures, if
he could relate them.
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26

POSTPONED The sale Of the ma
chinery of the great steamers ST.
Louis and Thomas z. Tut. advertis-
ed By J. Sinzich & Son, for next
Thursday, has been postponed til the
9th day Of June next
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26

Wm. Kautman's bill for election
dinners being presented, Reitz moved
to lay 1t on the table. LOst-5 to 3.
Steele moved the bill be allowed ,
and 1t was so ordered.
Peter Burke, dinners, SO; Ignaty
Graetz, services, SO; r. NJ. Davis S
bill for services as engineer Of fire
engine being presented
On motion Of Reitz, it was laid on
the table.
Christian Tornette, services, $13 81.
Si2 s. g.. Ann'n ''i'' advertisement
Journal Company's bill for adyer-
tisemeut, &c, was referred to COM
mittee.
The Committee on Erroneous Taxes
recommended that John Moll be re-
funded 81 45 overcharge on taxes !;
JOS Caldwell, 81 so; Louis Schlamp,
s. Is.
The bond Of John Butterworth
with oseph Setchen, Sebastian Hen
rich, Jr., and John Hewson as sure
ties in $1,000 as contractor on side
walks, was submitted and approved.
Henry Walsmith's petition TO erect
a frame building within the fire limits,
was, on motion of Mesker, laid upon
the table.
The application of James Feltz for
saloon license, was allowed; also that
Of johnson q Co.
The petition Of Peter Karth re-
monstrating against the extension Of
Sycamore Street into Main. vas read
and laid over.
Mayor Walker submitted an ordi-
nance regulating the storage and
keeping Of coal oils or burning fluids.
After the reading of the ordinance,
some discussion and explanation en-
sued, after which it was laid over for
one week
The Mayor read 1 communication
from John Ingle, Jr., asking the
Counci! to facilitate the mission OF
himself and Mr. Barrett, in negOci-
atlng the city's bonds and buying rail-
road iron, by passing an order similar
to the one submitted-thatt the bonds
and money, as soon as ready, be hand--
ed over TO the committee. 1ng-e aud
Barrett. Laid over one week.
j. 4. SansOm submitted q petition
asking an equaiization OF wharfage on
canal barges, and setting forth that he
was required TO pay three 70 i've times
as much a. Ingle Il son. Referred
to Committee on Wharfage.
A petition was received from GER
tam citizens on First Street, between
cum and Mulberry, asking that the
alley between Gum anu Mulberry be
paved. Laid over.
A petition was received asking the
grading and paving OF the alley be.
tween second and laird streets, and
extending from Gun to Cowau, which
was granted.
john J Potts. as guardian Of
Esther Potts, gave notice that he
would claim four hundred dollars as
damages by the opening Of Sycamore
Street. John L. Mathesie gave notice
that he should claim $1,000; Peter
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26

RATIFICATIoN.-The Republieas
Of this city design to inaugurate tie
Presidential campaign with an OLD
fashioned, rousing mass meeting %
next Friday night. It will be seen
by the notice published this morning,
that eminent and eloquent speakers
are expected, and that it promises 70
be a most interesting occasion.
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26
Builders and Painters.

4YwTE HAVE IN STORE,
5O.OOO pounds strictly pure White Lead
$1,000 pounds pure star " mite Lead.
I0O0 gallons Linseed OIL
50O0 POUNDS No. Putty, in Biadders anc
Cans.
window Glass, all sizes.
Glaciers Points and Putty KNIVES.
COLORS Of every variety, DRY or IA
OH. All of which W. are selling as chea
Is can be purchased ia the W est,
KELLER Is WHITE,
Wholesale Druggists. II l1lesyille, lad.
mch6 t ~
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26

VIGOROUS FARMISG.-We are told
that the farmers throughout the cour-
try are vigorously at work putting in
their Spring crops. "A greater breadth
Of corn is being planted this Spring, it
is said, than for several years past.
Fairly planted corn is Up and doing
well, aud but little repianting has
been required. except on very low
ground, where a superabundanoe Of
water destroyed the first planting
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26
Greatest Medicine Of the Age! |!
DR.. q. ". CLOUDS
InvigOratiDgCOrdi

AND BLOOD REVIEWER.
awin cure DYSPEPSIA.
tBiIl cure LIVER COMPLAINT.
II will cure WUDfB DISEASE.
tEi1 cure DISEASED KIDNEYS.
E3 ENRICHEs THE BLOOD.
Il BULLS UP THE TISSUES
"a makes NEW MUSCLES.
Ms EFFECTs ARR INSTANTANEOUS
q Is no NOSTRUI.
as omposition is published on each out
aiGe wrapper.
EVERYBODY USES H.
For sale by all druggists. LmalS dim
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26

BOARDERs. ATTENTION. - The at
tention of persons desiring good
boarding IS directed to the advertise
ment under that head in this morn
ing's JOURNAL.
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26

ABUsEBENTs-CARROLL AND Ea-
NETT S COMBINATTOE.-A full house
greeted this fine troupe at Masonic
Hall last night. They are aightly
growing more and more popular.
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26

HONE AGAIN.-Capt. VIM. Reavis
is at home again and ready TO resume
business Those entitled to bounty.
or pensions, or having claims against
the Government. should call at once.
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26
COPartnership.

CO-Partnersh1p.
Vr~xWEE EWTNmFRSHGNED HAVE formed
"a Co-Partnership under the name and
SfVie Of Kahn & Vile, Tor carrying on the
Wholesale Fancy Grocery business and
Observation-Disclosures Of Plain and Fancy Candys
Al No. 8 North Water street, Evansville,
Indiana. ~ ~ y yF11A AA1N'
apM Ind JOhN LIE.
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26

ANU SEM ENTS.
NJ As O MIC HALL.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, a. WEBS EsDAR,
NAY 18th, 26TH, And ezTH.
The Fashionable Resort
CARROLL & EMMEITS
6 O NJ y / ~ A IT I . ~.
Change of Programme each Evening.
Immett's Dutch song and Dance.
CarrOIiis Evansville giauciEg Master. iu-
PRODUCING five different Dances.
Wilson Brothers I'D The Startling Feat5.
Noe the s aratic wonder.
Live =i4ger
Handy Andy; aud other NoFe.tie-.
s AdraI-sfon 5Oc Reserved seef- z Be.-to be
had at be Box ONCE Of tile Hail, en-
0A.M. until P.3r-
CAPT BOB X. RILEY, a cent.
mas 3fT JOHN j.. kyWI4 sd. treasurer
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26
WALL's VEGETABLE
aoih Patches, Freekles L Tan.

ne ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY for
hose -BRowN. .DIsCoLORATIONs on the face
Pe77z''s Moth nd FFeckle Lotion. Pre-
ss-ad only by Dr. B. c. PERRY, 40 Bond
gaset, New York. Sold everywhere.
'aIava5 d6m
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26
RAILROAD TIME ABB.2
Evansville and 81 vtords

Evansville and 81 zt0rds
GOING y -RTH
Leave Arrive Arrive.
EEansVL 2. VlnCepIe- 7 Iauc5
com 'Cd't'n, 5.3- = II t0:lT "A u 4;li + D.
lil............... g 900 A Il & $40 4 I'll ESQ P D.
neenues Ao "a P b - p b ..,- ..-.-.
COMING -tiffTI
Leave Leave Arrive
IeIre Hautz NIaoeunas Fl Vile.
5LCelD5s Ac -.-....-- .02 A n 10 200 a N
-ceigat & &C. 80 A n I u $50 p III 5-3S P n
e ak --...s.s.... 10 p AI ! % ? M L4. IL
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n. Y.CattIe Market-Nov. so.

Receipts during the week-5,613 beeves,
80, 216 sheep and lambs, a 252 hogs.
BEEF CATTLE-O. .ened slow with a
moderate inquiry for good, while prices
ruled steady On Friday. prices receded,
and on that day the best sold at,l511S,+-
To-day the supply aggregated about 500
head?S The weather is cold and the supply
is much reduced. Butchers felt more like
buying, and the market, without being
higher.was firmer, and prices ruled firm
at 13@l6c for common to good, with a few
extras as high as lie. The butchers are
preparing now in good earnest to. Yacate
| the down town slaughter houses by the 1st
of January Prices at National Yards
Poor to medium cattle g@l2e; medium to
fairS steers sla@ l4c; good Fsteers and tat
oxen 14@l518c; prime to extra 151a@161Sc.
--SHEEP-Haverb been but q very -moder-
ate sale. We cannot report any change
from last week, SO far as prices are con-
cerned, though there is no firmness. To-
day we have supply of E436 head at
Communipaw, 4,7S5 at Bergenhill, and
1000 at Fortieth street. The quality of
stock being very poor. the market was
slow and the prices are. barely maintained.
Common to fair sheep 4041sc; good to
prime 41s@5c; extra 5000: Lambs 6%
@71lc. sfxsAsts - aS5
HOGS-The heavy supply, has further
depressed the market which leaves off to-
day very flat at our figuress Prime heavy
cornfed 81 621s@7 Is; medium 81 $3.50
z 6212; common t$7@7s371a.
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Cipc,una.i- N m.rke,-Sov5ao.


FLoUR-Fair demand az 81 5O@s 90 for
WHEAT-Less active; No. Iioffered at
So rs. :Ii#- 2rlsy0fuul nGfE ni Estj POI !
= eeRN-odiet; new ear in fair demand at
63@64c. s ssiyg1 Jrs ag,isgs ,5i 90
! RYE-Held at 81 80; buyers at 81 Is.
oATS-Firm at ,5s@59c for No. j; white
6Oc. ,,..ss ass,. % ~ -, y! .5,s5, 5ss e.Ei
.BARLEY-Dull,a and sunehanged; spring
held at - 10; No. State and Canada ut
+ PORK-Qniet at s22 75@23 DO. e4fs'' iIa
+ BULK MEATS--Firmer, owing to an
advance in hogs; shoulders held at 91zc;
clear ribbed 1871; clear sides 1870, pack !
+ GREEN MEATS-In good demand; the
market closes higher; shoulders "a I@73";
sides 1014@lO1SeIl 2UEvE3
HAMo--ll1a@ll24:. o., 4, ,,..s,, IA, ,y
LARD-rQu,et, but .firmer at IA, for new
steamg and l43 ~ for kettle.3
as HOGS-But few offering, and in demand
Iat 81 25G17 So. chpice live held at IS 90,
and dressed at 50 00@9 55 for light to ex :
ira heavy. g-ol = shis Ht7od siis SO rsi:o fafS3
F. BUrEER-odiet at 34@3sef tor prime to
choice. tr-,ts
l2s iEGGS-433c. 5loso5 ariiiius ,ol .asIA
9CHEESE--Active at 161S@1S.eaa -sS}7e 30,
F. OILS-7Lard 81 500 l 3d. Liuseed quiet
at 95c. i5,Fsj 7til s.i 10 7-tis SIT u 10 : las
sWHISKY-Firm at 9Se. rise -G9yz5s-l ~
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= !, CIevveIand markeit-Noovv.. =. l,as.

FLOUR-City, made xxx white Sl1 25
oil 80; XXX amber 50 5000, 70; Xxx red
winter SS 25@S SO; Xxx spring 81 50@7 75;
x spring S7@7 %; county made Xxx red
and amber SS@S 70; Xxx spring $7@S 90;
Xxx white $40 0O@10 20. ~ % 7'of N9S
WHEAT-The market closes firm with
a fair milling demand for red fwineer at
81 so for No 1, and 81 65 for No. 2;
western spring held at 81 COOL 81.
81 CORN Very firm and Sc better for old
No shelled, sales at 81 03; new ear ON
track in fair demand at zoe. ~, eig9 ;. %
'OATS--Good request and firm; held at
5sc for No. State, closing with an upward
tendency i5 lr.rl tsia odo1f 10 t.zFts71
. -RYE-Not much doing hut the market
is firm at 81 2S@1 80 for No /. -,..aIfjss tzE
BARLEY-Quiet and steady at $2@2 o5
for No Canada; No 2 State nominal.
PORK--Market steady; S25 90 tor No.
mess; No. 2 mess held at $24 90; clear at
$27 90. r - \
DRESSED HOGS--Market quiet and
dull at S@S11sc for medium and heavy, di-
viding on 200 l6s.I ia HGGd
-LARD-Stealv and in good demand; city
rendered at 16@s l6kc;O country held at
15%@l6c. -, ,-,,,
BEEFTQuiet and steady atsl5 for No.
I mess SIG tor extra mess.
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oct l3-dtf

,'HoLLowAX's OINTMENT AND PILLS. -
P1LRs.--Doa not suppose that every form
of this complaint is incurable. The worst
hemorrhoidar cases are not beyond tie
remedial reach of Holloway's Ointment. 1t
gives tone to the relaxed integuments and
acts as safe styptic IN the bleeding type
of the disorder, Not unfrequently con-
sripation is an Accompaniment of the dis
ease, and when this happens, it should be
relieved with small doses of Holloway's
P lis. Sold by all Druggists.
iy9-tlly-cw
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men to abandonI the ropes. Col. William
McGaughey and Capt. VIM. Patton, who
had hold of the tongue, abandoned their
posts and rttemptiug 70 eseapes fell under
the wheels 5ofth eneine4 and 7sere run
over. Col. McGaughey had his jaw bro
ken in two places, and three ribs broken,
and his body severely bruised. The situa-
tion of McGaughey is critical. Patton was
also considerably bruised, but not seri-
ously. I.
Important Revenue Decision,
.IMDIANAPoLis. Nov. 30.
In a case in the United States Circuit
Court, Judge Mcdonald decided that
where party distilled lot OF low wines
into vinegar he was not liable for the rev.
Eepue taxi dor alt diSillation yuhere,must
be sn intent 70 make it highwines before
I u fs subject oidistillfnE duty. GiVVU
The Senatorial Ring
Has received another accession in the per-
son of Hon. Anson Wolcott, of White
county, at present State Senator, The old
leaders all Hear Cum back. As his aselection
would bring a new set of men on the car
pet, and they are casting about for some-
body to beat him. The indications are that
whenever the proper, time comes, Governor
North Missouri Railroad.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 80. /
Governor Fletcher and directors of the
North Missouri Railroad are about to make
an excursion to prove that the road has
been scompIeted within the time agreed pp-
upon lastyear. The Governor will then
cancel the bond OF halt a million dollars
which the directors gave Jas, surety for
lcompleting their contract. = Az ~ |
A Swineish Business.
Fifty-seven thousand hogs have been
slaughtered here, mp - date Packers are
paying six cents.
Case of Jeff Davis.
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 80.
This morning, in the Circlit Court. Rob-
ert Oald, COUNSEL tor jeff Davis, made a
motion to quash the Indictment on the
ground that the fourteenth amendment
prescribes mode for Furnishing participa-
tion in rebellion, which is disfranchise!
ment, and no other pdnishineht is pre-
scribed. The Prosecuting Attorney moved
to postpone the motion until the latter
part of the term. Chief Justice Chase de-
cided to hear the argument on the motion
on Thursday.
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99g9u ECUBAa 9nynfn
DetaiIs Of the Ensasement ON che

20 --'-' ~ ' N' V-'''h -HAvANA, Nov. 80.
The official. account of the engagement
between the troops andi revolutiOnists on
the 24th inst. is as Follows. The. revolu-
tionists attacked a small detachment OF
troops in the town of Villa Del Cobre, near
Santiago, with their whole force, and sue
ceeded in driving them from their position.
The troops then took refugeSin church.
Information was sent to Santiago, and
troops and volunteers were Immediately
forwarded to eCabre. This reinforcement
succeeded in surprising the revolutionists
and retaking the town. The revolutionists
lost sixty-rwo killed. and many wounded.
General Marcarrio, Adomincian, command
ing the rebels, was killed, and Col. Perez
severely wounded. The Government lost
three killed and ten wounded. Many dead
bodies of the rev0lutionists. have since been
found in bitches. All small detachments
of Government troops have been called to-
gether to join the main army,
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An Ordinance al

Making appropriations for purposes therein named.
SECTION 1. Be it ordained BY the City Council
Of the city Of Columbus, That there Be and is
hereby appropriated out of any money in the Treas
ury not heretofore appropriated. following Gums
For the payment of expenses Of Strest Commis-
sioner and Chain Gang, 81 900. = u
For the payment or employees Of the Fire Do
For the payment Of expenses Of City Police. si.,-
40. Z. -EiFHs LlfE # linaH Euf99ih-
e60o IDS ~ 1''iF 7iEII--FF 'E1O0T,ssSiisSfs
For expenses of City Park. si.soo grsd1 7svoa
For the payment of cleaning and repairing street
lamps. 800. -lHIR DIS ME- TT0if
For payment q SicSIsS1 fs7ement in font of
South Engine House S6oDl ITIH "a kIn0ds 3sa
For Sewers and Drainage, $500. EF
For payment Of Temporary Loan. sl5,eoo.r ssool
iSEcs2. The several sums of money appropriated
by the foregoing section shall be expended in the
manner prescribed by The fifth section Of the ordi-
May 25th, 1857. 7-l'4 II 0l'7 ''''''s' -70''5
.~f5isd sdf d9Bm WIN NAGHTEN,oC11 11o9
Passed Nov. Is, "A. d. 1865 oY1 '1'sa'f srrE
nov2s-d1t
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NERVOUS DEBILITY, with its gloomy .at-
tendants, low spirits, depression, involun-
tary emissions, loss of semen, spermator-
rhoea, loss of power, dizzy head, loss of
memory and threatened impotence and
tmbecility. find a sovereign cure. in Hum
phreys' Home 1pathic Specific No. Twen-
y-Eight. COMPOSED of the most valuable,
mild and potent Curatives, they strike at
once at the root of the matter, tone up the
system, arrest the discharges, and impart
vigor and energy, life and vitality to the
entire man. They have cured thousands
of cases. Price s5 per package of six box
es and vial. which is very Important in. OBJ
stinate or old cases, or 81 per single box.
Sold by all. Druggists, and sent by mail on
receipt of price. Address HUMPHREYS
SPECIFIC HoMEoPATHIC MEpIcINE Co. 562
Broadway. New York. iyl3- -deod&w1y. =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

s,CAL1sAYA BARK.-7It is said that Messrs
Drake & Coz (proprietors of the PLANTA-
TIoN BIrTERs), are the largest importers OF
Calisaya Bark in this country, and that
with the exception of an occasional sale, all
they import is used in the compounding OF
their celebrated PLANTATION BITTERs-to
which they undoubtedly are indebted for
their wonderful notwithstanding proper
ties. As Tonic and Appetizer, they are
not surpassed, and we cheerfully recon-
mend them. All first-class druggists keep
them for sale.y exc ~Irvss7tc1 % --.--r-.gg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

A Cold neglected frequently lays the
foundation of uncurable Consumption
No person should suffer one to continue.
True, they will .'wear OUT but they often
wear the patient out. The best cure is
humphreys Homo ,pathic Cough and Fe-
yer Pills. Taken alternately, they allay
thef fever, irritation and cough, heal up the
lungs, and cure the disease. Pric e, six
boxes for 81 25. Sold by dealers, and sent
by mail on receipt of the price. Addr ess
HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC Med
IcrNE Co.. 562 Broad way, N. Y.
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