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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-21
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
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Exclusively for the Journal.
CONGRESSIONAL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sEssIC
WAsHTNaroN. june 2O.

WASHINGTON, June 20.
SEEATE.-Mr. Grimes moved to have re-
turned TO the Senate from the House the
bill for the Reorganization of the Navy De-
partment. His object was to have recon-
sidered the vote by which the Senate agreed
to the House amendments to said bill.
Adopted.
Messrs. King and Fessenden presented
petitions for bankrupt law.
Mr.. Morrill, presented petitions for the re-
peal of the fugitive slave law.
Mr.. Doolittle introduced a bill granting
the proceeds of certain lands to Pacific
railroad. Referred.
Hale called up she bill to repeal the act
passed June I'd, to prevent and punish
frauds on the Government The bill pro-
vides for an inquiry into all contracts made
by government officers
Trumbull moved 10 strike out the section
providing for four branch lines at the East-
ern terminus, which was rejected. Yeas
15; nays IS. The bill was read the third
time and passed BY yeas rs, nays 6, as fol-
lows:
Chandler, Collamer CowaD, Davis, Dixon,
Doolittle, Foster, Grimes, Hale, Harlan,
Harris, Henderson, Howard, Kennedy,
Lane of Ind, Lane of Kansas, Latham,
McDougall, Morrill,, Nesmith, Pomeroy,
Rice, Sherman, Stark, Sumner, Trumbull,
Wade. Wiley, Wilmot, Wilson of Mass,
Wilson of No.
Nays-Howe, King, Pearce, Wilkinson
and Wright.
Fessendeu was present aud did not vote,
and Powell paired off with Simmons of
Rhode Island.
Ten Eyck was excused from voting on
the ground that he did not like the bill as
amended.
HoUsE.-Mr. Stevens, from the Commit
tee on Ways and Means, reported bill in
cressing temporarily the duties on imports
for certain purposes. Referred to Commit
tee of the Whole on the state of the Union,
and made special order for Wednesday.
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WASHINGTON, June 2o.-The President
has nominated to the Senate Colonel John
Oochrase and Gustavus Anaphus, and Dotz
of New York, to be Brigadier Generals of
Volunteers.
Mcdowell was thrown from his horse
on wednesday, and was so stunned that 1t
was feared that the accident would prove
fatal, but the report to-day is that the in
jury will not long delay him in resumIng
his command.
Dispatches have been receivtd here that
on the 18th the rebels opened fire on our
ships of war on James river from the bluffs
at City Point by artillery and small arms,
but our squadron returned the attack with
shells, and siIenced them and drove back
the rebel force.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-21

e@ We noticed yesterday that the City
Council had referred the matter Of the
erection of flagstaff on the public square
to the Mayor. 1t was proposed that the
expense be borne by the city. BIS Honor
decIines-hs does not want it erected at
the expense of the tax payers.-N 4. Led
ger.
The cilzens of Evansville had enough
public spirit to raise the money to pey for
most beautiful flagstaff, and adorn it
with banner of beauty and glory, with
out bothering the City Council. They have
no big contract for building huge gunboats,
either
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To citizens of Evansville who have coca
sion to visit Indianapolis, we would recon-
mend the Palmer House as pleasant and
cheerful stopping place. The house has
been thoroughly renovated, and under it's
new proprietors, Messrs. Mason & GridleyI
Is much improved.
Among other attractions to the Palmer
and one which will be fully appreciated by
muititudes throughout the State-is the
fact that Capt. E. Hartwell, the most popu-
lar hotel clerk in the State, will be found in
the Office, ready, by personal attention, to
render all comfortable, and make them feel
at home.
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INSURANCE BUSINESS. three heavy
9 which have proved so destructive to
) property Of several of our business men
Te caused many of them to investigate
sely into their insurance papers, and the
alt is that the insurance offices are now
ng heavy business, many persons get
their policies increased FIVE, ten and
cen Thousand dollars.-CSu. Gazette of
.sdag 19tE.
The Cincinnstians show their wisdom BY
snding to their Insurance, after being
linded by q destructive fire. But it is
or still to get well insured before the
roger overtakes rs, and thus always be
pared for disaster. We would advise
aoving property not well covered by
france, to call on our enterprising In
Ince Agent J. W. Nexsen at Marble
|, and obtain q Policy in one of his
lpanies. They can then feel that they
safe beyond contingency. VIZ. N. also
IS all kinds of Navigation Risks against
perils Of The River.
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WAsEINGToN, June ia deputation
representing the Union men of Fredericks-
burg will call upon the Secretary of Wer
and the President tomorrow, to ask if they
and other loyal men within the line of our
army caRnot be protected in their liberty
and property. Although our guns bear
upon Fredericksburg, Union men are car
ried off prisoners to Richmond, and their
property destroyed or stolen. They think
If the Government cannot protect them, it
can at least make reprisals In kind and
guarantee to them the exercise of what
they regard as their personal rights.
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q, A. COOKS"

DREF TOJN GUE6-A - ZEN
I'D choice beef tongues, for sale at H.A. Cooks
SHoULDERs.--S,ooo lbs choice shoulders, leg
sale cheap at II. A. Cooks.
BR0OMS.-s6 doz N broUms, assorted quAuTlaa,
1t a. A. Cooks.
at q. a. Cooks.
sHORTS.-4,o0o lbs Tion UUuHrry Shorts, e a.
A. Cooks.
NEW ORLEANS TAkEH-And lac rezua& b
you can get II pounds Of sugar for ons ds1~~
Fl. A. Co3k's.
COFFEE.--15 Dags cnoIce Efo oersv, JuaE y
% we'd, and Al pounds for 81, at q. A. Cocks M
u Main street
REFINED 6UGAR6.
s bbiscrUshsd sugar, TX lbs for g..
8 bbls pond do ~ lbs for 81.
bbls refined white sugar. lbs for -
B bbls refined O do lbs for 81.
s bbls refined = sugar, e1< lbs for 81
These pEIoes are to Be had Gt No. % Main q.
mGy2o Il. A. oOOA
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B6r We finish Judge Hughes's speech
ais morning. We especially commend
nat part of his remarks criticising the 9Th
f-January Convention. Read his expo
IRE of the glaring fraud the miserable
;icksters, who managed and controlled
lat Convention, attempt to impose on the
sople concernsDg the Crittenden resolr-
atioDs. So contemplate piece Of dems-
oguery was never more skilltully unmSsk-
|. The sth-efJanuary juggiers will
either experience shame or confusion at
is exposure of their low trick, but it is
be hoped that the people, whom they
I'VE attempted to deceive, will take the
arm in season, and visit upon them a
rhteous indignation.
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CINCINNATI MARKEr

CIEcIHEATI, June 20.
FLOUR dull e. 3. 10000 for superfne ;
4S4 10 for extra.
WHEAT unchanged; red sO@s5, white
9o@e5.
OATS 81 cents
Corn 81 cents.
RYE advanced to 46c and in good de-
mand. - IL
WHISKY firm at 2l1c.
LARD wanted at 74@7s.
PRovIsIoEs-Good demand for sugar
cured hams at Sc. Nothing doing in pork
and bacon
CIR CERIEs unchanged.
GOLD 53(964, the latter the selling rates.
Exchange dull at par to prem.
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FoRT MONROE, June I9.-NothiDg new
to report in this vicinity. The weather. is
sultry and unsettled.
Gen. Dix has returned from Suffolk, haT-
ing completed bis lsbors In preparing and
posting troops to cnt off any communica-
ton between the rebels of Norfolk and the
rebels above.
By an arrival from White House we
leurn that skirmishing has been going Oh
in front of the army. The rebels have as
sumed a more menacing attitude and will
probably try to bring On a general engage
ment in front of their works in order to
draw out our troops within range of their
batteries.
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FoRT MONROE, June Is Three deserters
from the Sd Georgia regiment, who came in
yesterday, report that the rebels are beeom.
ing desperate, and are greatly disheartened
at their recent defeats.
Order have been issued preventing any
person not connected With the army of the
Potomac from visiting the front, under any
circumstances.
Under the proclamation of Gov. Pier
pont, tomorrow is the last dsy for the civil
officers to come forward and take the oath
of allegiance. AS none of the city officers
of Norfolk have as yet taken the oath, it is
thought there will be some trouble.
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AFTERNOON REPORT.

Arrest of a Sumter priva-
teersman In Boston All
quiet at Fortress Monroe
Skirmishing still going on
In front Of Richmond-Gen.
Dix got things f1xe 4 in his
department-The rebels at
Richmond becoming des-
perate, &C., &c.
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WASHINGTON, June 20.-The President
has approved the bill securing freedom in
all the present as we'll as the future Terri
tories of the United States.
The Secretary of War says, in response
to the resolution of the House, that ne is
directed by the President to inform that
body that measures had been taken to ap-
proprrate for hospital purposes, for the BEN
eft of orr soldiers, Gen. Lees mansion
house and premises.
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MORNING REPORT,
Our army converted into rail-
road builders-Cumberland
Gap eVacuated-About the
Circassian = Newspaporial
goEsip-Ben. Wood likely
to be expelled from Con-
gress-Nothing important
from anywhere, &C., &c.

CAIRO, June I9.-rhe work on the Mo-
bile and Ohio railroad, from Grand junction
to Columbus, is progressing rapidly. The
road would have been in running order this
week, but for the burning of bridge $50
feet in length, near Trenton, by the rebels,
which has delayed the work.
The gunboat Sterling Price arrived to-
night.
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LATE FsoN THE TEEEEssEs.-Amopg the
passengers on board the FairchiId, last eve
hing, We noticed Col. Carr, of the 18th Iudi
ma regiment, who has resigned, and is on
lis way home via Louisville. The 5sth,
We learn from Col. Carr, is now at Tuscum-
'ia, to which point the railroad is repaired
rom the west. We also learn that such
perations are on foot as will result in-ths
peedy freeing of East Tennessee from the
read Of the traitors.
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NEW YORK MAKKET.

New YORK. June 20.
FLOUR more active and steady, with in
creased business, both for export aud home
consumption, at 1904 80 for super
Western, 4 S5@6 90 for common to good
shipping brands r. q. O., and lO06 so
for trade brands, market closing steady.
MONEY shade easier, and a moderate
business at 4@5 per cent. on call loans.
AMERICAN GOLD firm at 6968 prem.
GovEREMEST SFecKs steady. o. g. IS
'sl 1O65@lo6k; $40 Treasury Notes
lO5B@1o53.
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HARvEsT.-The farmers of the Pocket
already in the midst Of wheat harvest,
any fields along the line of the Railroad
wing, as We noticed yesterday, already
en- cut.
AS a general thing the wheat looks fine,
.nds heavy on the ground, large head and
N filled ont, and has matured without
y injury from rust, the straw looking
ght and clean.
During the coming week, we presume
principal part of the wheat in Wander
rgh and the adjoining counties will be
rves'ed, and from what we have seen
n, We think, well repay the farmers for
, labor bestowed.
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B1- Evsrybody remember the No. /
Piano that is to be sold at Auction To-day
at 10 o'clock, by q. Nelson & Co., at their
Auction room, next door to Crescent City
Bank, Main street.
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MEMpH1s, June I9.-Richmond dispatches
announce q reconnaissance under General
Stewart, on the 18th, and says he made q
circuit through the Federal lines from Rich
mond, Va, to Hanover Court House, Old
Church, Tunstall to James river, and back
to the city, and captured 176 prisoners, and
800 horses and mules.
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The TERRE HAUTE AND Indianapolis
r. R.--No one who travels over the road
from Terre Haute to indianapolis can fail
to remark the admirable condition in which
il is kept and the smoothness and pleasant
1ess with which the cars glide over the
track. The urbanity and courtesy of the
conductors Is also a theme of remark, not
being exceIled, even by the two model con-
iuctors on the E. and G. R. r.
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e@~ n. Nelson & Co., continue the sAle
Of Dry Goods to the Ladies, to day, at 9
o'clcck A n. and o'clock P. at their
Auction Room, next door to Crescent City
Bank, Main street.
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E6F- A splendid assortment of fine mill
tary goods, consisting of dress suits, fatigue
suits, PEASANTS, Boyle's dress hats, and
neglige garments, together with large
assortment of finely made garments for
civilians wear, will arrive at Lyons this
evening, from Devlin's.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-21

WINCHESTER, Va, June 20.-A number
of sick and wounded soldiers from General
Shields command arrived here to-day. Il
is stated they are to be sent forward to
Frederic or Harrisburg.
Nothing of interest has been announced
from Gen. Fremonts Department.
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e% We are Indebted 10 Mr.. John F.
Glover for complete files of the Chicago
papers. He has just returned from that
city, where we doubt not he laid in big
stock Of superior lumber.
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WASHINGTON, June l9.-The Secretary Of
War received Q dispatch from Gen. Geo. W.
Morgan, dated camp near Cumberland Gap,
June 18th, A. N. He states that his COM
mand begun It's march at 10 o'clock that
morning. to-atisck the enemy at Cumber-
land Gap, but on their arrival, twas found
he had evacuated that very important posi-.
ton, bis rear guard having left only about
four hours before the arrival of our ad-
vance,
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NORFOLK, June II The pretended Union
citizens of Norfolk have been acting in a
manner of late to prejudice many against
the cause. Instead of remaining quiet and
peaceable. they get into brawls and fights.
Such men are set down as Office seekers,
and Gen. Viele has determined to punish
the offenders.
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DE We notice the brick makers around
the city are busy making brick, an iudica-
ton that they at least expect improvements
to be made during the summer.
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WASHINGTON, June 20.-The President
has recognized Baron OsteHsacken as Con.
sui General of Russia, at New York.
Gen. Ssxton, Military Governor of South
Carolina, will leave for Port Royal next
week.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-06-21

Chico GO, June 90 Returns from the
election on Tuesday come in very slow.
Dispatches from some southern counties to-
night render it certain that the rev consti-
tuition is defeated.
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G9ardian'e Sale Of Real Estate.

Guardians Sale Of Real Estate.
- y, H~ERTUE or n ne ORkE or
A1 the Vandsrburgh Court of Osnmon / leas,
and the agent Of viii am Conger and Mary
COpger, the undersigned, Guar dian of sarah Bates,
Mary Bates, and Emily Bates, mi or heirs OF
George Bates, deceased, upon the 18th day of July,
1862 between the hours Of IL M, ard r. NJ, at
the Conri House door in the city OF Evansville,
1ndf ma, viii expose 10 sale at public auction thu
following described Real Els ate, I, wit:
Lot elsven QI), in block Thirty one (31), IN the
east, la cement of the CITY OF evansville,
VsDderburgh county, Indiana. Also, all that
part of he corner falf Of lot ten Ohl. Ca hIcck
t5irtyone (3l) in the eastern enlargement Of said
eitv of EVsnsvile, thus Louudfd: Beginning on
the front line Of said lot on Main st e. g. sxie IN
and one half feet Ce1D from tbs of Main
and Sixth Streets thence parallel wi Sixth street
TO the alley in the rear Of said lot, then along
said alley to tie middle or the back line Of sad
lot, them through the center Il RAID Let to Main
street. thence to the beginning, ing q pRrallelo-
gram fronting on ain street twenty. on fest (z1l,
running back the came width to the MIIev
Said property will be sold up n tho fsIioWiDR
termN, to wit bird in h oBe-third in Elk
monIhs aud one-third in twelve mouths with III
tsrest. Noes will lie taken for the deferred psy-
men "a accordingly, with surety, waving relief
laws. TIE purchAler will receive cunIe. aneO
froIn said Guardian under the order Of said .urt
for seven sghths "a o. said Real tate, and for
one eighth 90 thereof from Eaid william longer
and Mary Conger, his wife.
JOSEPH TUREOOK,
jas elm Guardian an Agent.
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Announcement.

Mr.. EDIFoR: You will please announces A..
WhIttlesey, Fsq.s candidate for State Senator
from the counties of Posey and Vanderburgh at
the next octobtr election, favor of maintaining
the Union at all hazards.
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RG- We have received a copy Of the
proceedings of the Posey County Union
Convention, which we will publish TO- NOR
row.
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R9- The bridge across the canal on
Main street Is being repaired in the most
substantial manner.
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New YORK, June 2O.-The steamer Elm
City, from Fort Monroe, with $50 sick and
wounded soldiers from McClelIsn's army,
arrived at noon. She will proceed to Al-
bsny. A list of names could not be pro-
cured.
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BosToE, June 2O.-James Lyons alas
Smith, late masters mate of The pirate
Sumter, was arrested here last night on the
arrival of the brig Harriet, on which be
came from Linden.
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PITEsBuRG, June 20.-River 8 feet by the
pier mark and falling. Weather clear and
cool.
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H. A. COOKS.

0fEA Ohio Rye, At q. 4. COOKS.
ROAST Rye and Barley
500 pounds roasted rye.
200 90 af barley, at H. A. Cooks.
SEED PoTAToEs.-PrimeP Pink Eye aad Ne.
ahsuock potatoes, al 20 cents per bushel. at b. A.
Cooks.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS. 800. DOR, 600 choice
sweet potato plans, hand and 20 arrive, and for
sale cheap in lets to suit ct q. a. oceks
oRANGEs.-S6 boxes, choice, just received at
b. A. Cooks.
LEMONS 10 boxes, just received. and for sale
at 81. A. Cooks.
CORN and oATs.-250 bushels ear earn
rs bu.hels osts
Frsale at H. A. Cooks
SMOKED HALIBGT.-Ioo lbs selected smoked
halibut, at q, A. Cooks.
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR
100 sacks ass rted brands extra deur,
40 half sacks assorted brands extra Hour,
Fer yale at q. A Cooks.
CHEEsE.-4o bxs prime rich cid eheass,
So 10 new cheese just receiv-
cd at II. A. Cooks.
COCOA NUTS, 900 fresh cocoa nzts, rscsivsd
this day, at n. A. Cooks.
sTEARINE LARD.-5oo pounds prime leaf
stsarine lard, at q. A. O. ok's.
CORN MEAL.-125 bushels fresh ground corn
meal, at q. A. COOKS.
mays
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special Notices.

HOIEOs1Gg's PsLts-R0r KGdfSsssiOS,
Stomach and Liver complaints, they have long
borne the palm. They increase the appetite, in
vigorate tine stomach, and cleanse the liver. In
bowel complaints they are equally efica sious,
aud for sick headache, or lowness of spirits they
stand without q rival. Sold ev, rywhere. IT'S
RatchsI0r's Aafr Dye THE best SR
Shs BTOrI6.-WILIIAM A BAToHELoR's ce o.
bratsd Hair Dye produces q color not to be distin
xuished from bature-warranted not to tnjure the
Hair in the least; remedies the i'll effects Of bad
DYES and inVgorates the Hair for life. Grey, BED,
or Dusty Hsir instantly turns q splendid Black or
Brown, leaving the Hair seft and beautiful. Sold
by all Druggists, SO.
BaS- The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A.
BATCHELOR, on the foaT aides Of each boa.
FACTORY, No. 81 Barclay Street, New York
Late 235 Broadway and 1s Bond street.)
June2-dw
What cEs H"OmGH Dc Ss WrGr.-Much
every way. But she can't keep peace In the fam
lily without q bottle Of Dead-Shot to kill OF the
bleod-thirsty hordes OF hungry Bed-Bugs that,
untnvite1 introduce themselves to her dodgers, to
heir great annoyance and disgust. Now Is the
time to use it. KIN 'em nowl No family should
be without 1t. The Dead.shot makes a clean
sweep; renders peaos certain by thu annihila ton
Of the enemy. SOLD BIZ ALL THE DRUGGISTS.
Agents in Evansville. KILLER WHITE.
my1SdIm
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60 Ezz6OFEsS.se

0GUWWDG u D o.
500 LBS, D-4sR-DEZK0JR" CORREB
AOO q splendid article, for sac cheap at Ell.
OTIS Family Grocer.
celebrated coffee essence in tin boxes
gross essence In foil, for sails at Elliottis.
10 dozen patent sawed Clothe Pins.
doz. No. Tubs.
3 do No. Tubs.
do do 3 do. For sale ct Ellioft's.
OANDLE5.s-5 cases parafne Candles;
% boxes star do;
20 do tallcw do.
For sale at Elliott's.
DRIED BEEF.-1, eco lbs canvasBed Bss4 Of .
SPLENDID qDality, just received at EIliott's
HAMS.-40O nice sugar cured hsms at Elltott'g.
-CORN MEALS bushels fresh ground Germ
Meal, for sale ct ElliotE's.
OILS barrels Coal Oil warranted to be equa
to any in the market. bbls Lard OIL Just re
eeived atEllfott's. myS0
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II SEiRhR Cold.

3 \%aSVVkTA an SG@S @@S OS~s19
GcA cough, >6EonSaenesa
EfSI4Hslksl or SfoFe /0aroat,
~ J 1U7sich might be obecloed
%415S& with q simple remedy,
neglected, often terminates seriously.
FelO are olDare Of the importance Of
stopping a Tough or Slight
fold IN it's first stage; that Which
IN The beginning 1Uot4ld yield to q
mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
attacks the lungs.
8koLtz'a 8EonclzidL> Otoches
lUsre first Introduced eleUe71 years ago.
It has been proved that they are the
best article before the public for
%ou4lzs, folds, 8EoSzchitLS,
54&th7aa, KaHa<<E, the Hock5rg
Cough In gonsM7zi1tLoIl, and
numerous affections Of the >ShEo0f,
giUing immediate relief.
Public Speakers s. Singers
lUiU find them effectlLaI for clearing
and strengthening the Uojce.
Sold BY oil Druggists and Dealers
tn Medicine, at IS cents per baz.
Sold in Evansville by
fsb6 KELLER a WHITE.