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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-12
FUK SALE AT LOW PRICES.

HVHE undersigned being DESTROYS Of removing
from the Territory, will dispose of his real es-
tate and personal property at low prices, consist
ing in part of his stable, wagon shop, blacksmith
hop aad the lots upon which she same are erected,
being on Sd Street between Main and Washington
streets also ten horses, young and in good condi-
ton; three buggies, two sulkies, one thorough
brace wagon, one lumber wagon, one dray, va
riety Of saddles, harness, &C., &c. also my resi-
dence, which Is q neat cottage situated on Fourth
street, between Main and Columbus streets also
two acres Of land adjoining the capitol ground Of
the Territory also At Steilacoom, the southwest
half Of lot in block 10, and the saloon upon the
same erected also lot 7, In block 10, and the
stable All Of the real property is in the best bus
ness part Of either place, and the personal prop.
erty 10 in good order.
~Terms made known upon application to
The aadersigned at Olympia.
J. J. WESTBROOK.
Olympia. Sept. 6th, 1858. 43:m6.
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HOWE'S
STANDARD SEWING MACHINES!

adapted to Erery Variety Of Seeing in
Families axd Manufaetories.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-12

At the Worlds Fair held in London, in 1852, they re
ccired the Prize Medal!
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;-A-iaa Z CINCINNATI, Feb. f. 4.

=, - CINCINNATI, Feb. f.
There vas frmer feeling in the mar
ket 'for Flour with sales of 3 200 bbls at
6 25 for superfne, part for future delix-
eryjz .25fg6.30 ifeE extra and 6 400
so for family A Government con-
tract for l 1000 bills was awarded at 6-58.
WHEAT-Red twas in fair request.
sales of 1000 bushels at ls2S@I 80;
white is dull at li35@l 81. i--.;' e 81.
Corn firm at 60 in bulk. 5-5 .:.--is 1,
OATS steady at62@63. % K g =
RYE declined1t to % :, - "a
I BARLEY firm at 33O1 3d. for prime
Fall, and 20ldIa22 forState Spring.
) Glover SEED advanced to 7 70, and at
the. close was held firmly. "a -p'.'l - /
..r TIMOTHY SEED is BOW held at 2 3l5-s.il1a
b. Provisions. are quiet and very little
doing. Prices, however, were mn
changed. '-aTE1 Ei-s.I . g ---.--- .-..--
ri PoRK-Nlew mess was held at Is O0@5
IL so, IA 00@14 so fors city, and Il(@
IL as for old. Bulk meats were offered
freely at II. e.irsslis,.s.
Nothing done IN box meats.
'.'s Ef4RDiis ;d1lIlff at TIC for city and 9sl1
81 fof1conntyCI3 H. i...-a.-i -s-
- WHISKY inactive at SOC. .-' 10 - I
s, No changeinsg groceries. h~s fsai- 81.
SsGoLD 526s55. 3 Demand notes 50@52.
Silver 3S@40 for large pieces. Elk
change steady at par. - r--vi' ST
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Forrest Wounded McNeil Killed
Z BriIliantsV icto,.y at Fort DonaId.
latest from California

: i = SAX FRANcIscO, Feb-74LA crew is
6 being shipped On the u. S. steamer
Saginaw preparatory to her departure for
the coast of Mexico to protect-A meriean
s5interests e = . u n =
: The Steamer Oregon LEAVES for Mexi-
p can ports TO morrow withSa large qnanti.
= II of machinery for working the mines.
- Mr. Robertson, of Guyamas,.n now here,
here, has ordered a quarter million dol
lars wosths of. machineryrto be shippedto
Sonora in March. = = ~
-; Everything indicatessa large emigra-
ton to the mines Of Northwestern. AIexi-
q Go in This ensuing spring. =. :
Several. hundred secessionists' here
have left or viii Soon leave for, .Guyamas
r fora theepnreeseuef crossing~to Sonora
- and by Chihuahua into Texas. r =
p - One party,s including JudgesShatawiei
is and, Dan. Shoemaker, had reached the
Rio Grande when last heard sfromS y
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concerned tf1rgg-ffourthsaof the mien, WERE,


concerned, three=fourths of the men we're
Republicans. >-J<-i
Lane said he had been Informed that
a majority Of the soldiers were Reppbli-
cans-that not a corporal s guard Of
Democrats had gone from Kansas. -
Lane said as far as Ethe Senators
speech. related to the negro question he
had heard the same for twenty years,
buthe protested in the name of the sol
diers of Illinois, against this attempt to
excite political dissensibns among them
Trumbull said he was exceedingly
sorry his colleague had made. such par
tisans speech when theres was. half mix
lion rebels in arms against tee Govern
ments .S~--.---s... Z; ''-'---''---'-'-'- =
He was, sorry his colleague had under4
taken3to. enquire whether soldiers had
voted the, Democratic or Republican,
ticket $500. .ss,,... ~ -'-'-'---''--'---'
1t was known that in making military
appointments in Illinois no question of
politics was made at all. 800.
Richardson asked if his: colleague did
not sign a protest to the President that
no Generalbe entrusted with "a, COM
mand except heconcurred in. the Presi-
dents policy Of carrying.on the war. .-.
<@FruhbulE said would say now and
forever, that ifbe: bad the power, no man
should lead an army who did not agree
with the President in the prosecution of
the war 80 CfrF 81 re-. III n
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string up,tbe Rebefs.l

= NASHVILLE, Feb. 4 Ito ON Stokes
cavalry. Est Kentucky regihpeut,2dasbed
iulpoh a camp of rebels eat ,Middletownf
Tenn Is miles west Of Nllr:freesboros on
the ID inst, killing ten offthe enemy and
taking 10eprisopets ,s9 =, 5 =. - q , .s51
The cavalry took them by surprise
All their camp equaippage, horses wa
gonsf &C., were taken. srs.l ~ v.. zen I'd ~
-. Major Douglas of they-Douglas rebel
battalion and all bis officers. are PR toner's.
Davisrs cavalry, at Franklih,1 eapGred
IS rebels, all Of whom have arrived here,
including about 20 Severely. Wounded :
The weather is1very coid7 F-''''-'''-'''-
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES
ApD1TIONNL EVIDENCE.
REEDEsBuRGn, sAyaIna; Ceunty,0 %, }


-l.t .....l,9 .sT..f Jplv 2 lo52, IL
Dr.. C. w. EeB AcK =. Dear SIR - have beet
afflicted for about eighteen years with Rheumatism
In my left thigh, and hip, and in THAT time HAYS
trief great mary remedies aud at considerable
expenses, without much telisf A shortatiIne
sineg Twas inanced by your agent in this place, J
W Grindle, 10 try your Scandinavian Blood PILLS
and blood. Par Der, and am happy to say that OBJ
tanned more relief from them than from aug other
medicine ever used. 1 believe that theeoA nsed
use Of your medicines would entirely cure me-. Z
Yours, &C., .s -4 j. c. MARTIN.
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Particular Notice.

1aere 'e many propositions sold under n name Of
s1feEs. e.sa quart hnkfles nn.naa.l.S ~ III.
yeaoH ths tuss Sisgised BY Siss or Corian-
der Seed
g7is ctts of Biaers has caused aud soiH continued
cf'sssds 4oMg as they can be sold hundreds 70 de he
sieattef n drum ksyd By their The system il kept
Of tcorst kind NE dssirs for liquor e created and
dnhEurd iEis-frurlt6aa! n 7
Tor Hiess scfo -desifs aud WILL HAVE q Lfc.or
I3itsers, stS ollo,oing receipt: Gel ONE
BOTTLE u QFEAND'S GERMAN RITTFRs
aud mig /, Z TIRE QUARTS OF GOOD brandy
OR WIFI 3 n, dad IRE. resrh ,ciH be preperatier
thotsgiIt tE&CEk5n medicinal WRITES aud tr,e
excellence sBg Qf tie numerous LfoRor B.ftes in Hs
sAdrket, Cn,f sctlt c0Sr.MUCH LESS. You .r.u
hare ott He4ti;stes Of FTO0FLANDs BITTERs a.
connection i9 a,GQQpr Particle Of Ligvor, at much
Jess price ese iaeror preparations sei cost vo
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The results Of the naval-engagement
Z yesterday werestwo vessels'snhI, four set
on fire, and the remainder. driven away.
u The foreign Censuls hereheId, meet
ing last night, and were unanimously
OF. the, opinion. that the blockade had
been legally raised. SIS =
Z > Tventygblockaders are off: the bar to-
day. - 49, :
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Railroad Accident.

= SPRIYGiFFiiELp, Ohio, Feb. I. The mail.
train zgoing North on the S D. and c.
+railruadl struck n wood, wagon at the
yellow Springs roads crossing, killing j.
Ca Packett,1the driver, almost Instantly
: The engine was slightly 1iniured. Q. q =. I.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


1888 ioRDER TO REPAIR BRICK SIDE WALK.
Jan. II, g. And now it is hereby ordered
- and directed by Tho Common Council of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners Of all lots parts OF
lois fronting adjoining the north cast side Of
.f- First street between Vine and Division street,
81 " in said City, tie side walks thereon 10 be
repare within thirty days from The publication
-.--g. of this order. 49, p. BURkE, CleIk. D
-, Clerks Office, Jan q, 1863. - 90 s.AE,J&
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ARRAY I'm the Houses

T NEwL DIRK idryFeb. THE European
steamship line has decided 70 make the
passage. money payable in gold or its
equivalent in CURRENCY
T. a Washington, dispatch reports7 an
ARRAY in the House today betw cen civil
fhausaand two army oficers.,as - p .si5d
81 Revofvets were freely drawn, where
dupon the two officers, Capt, o Brian and
/, Lieut. KeeiaR at once aMithdre S.sai 80
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CORPORATION NOTICE. N

Jan. II. ISt3.-And now it is hereby ordered and
direeted by the Common Council 81 the city OF
Iy4ihst5 Ie, that fheOwnrrs of all lots parts of
lots fronting on or adjoining the southwest side
of First street from SyGamOTete Vine street, ia std
City caise file side vel KS thereon 10 be repaired
within thirty days from the puhlica ion of his
der. Pr BBishA, CHTk. T..
q TGlerlss ice, gancgl, 1861.
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Great Meetiag<of Newspaper Men.
Latest Dispateh---OaiciaI ProcIama-
ton. 80 ----''' -
HE4Do'Rs LAND AND NAVAL FORCES. : i,

HE4Do'Rs LAND AND NAVAL FORCES, : :.
49, CHARLESTON, S. c., JAN s3Ila e g.
At=about five, 0 clock this morning the
Confederate States naval forces at this
station attacked the United States block
aiding feet7off the harbnr- of the City of
Charleston, and sunk, dispersed or drexe
off cut of sight for the time-befng,. tn {
.entire hostile feet n therefore, wethe I'M
dersigned commanders, respectively of
the land and rfa1al,forces fthis quarter,
do hereby declare the blockade by the
United States of the said city of Charles
ton, s. to be. raised by a superior
force Of the Confederates from and after
this 3fsttd4S ofJaifuary. 1868. r-
HfglLAG T,2BBAgREGARD, Gen. Cons g. 9
6. D. INGRAHAM, Flag Officer, =:
fs[,'f Ff%& r CONG Naval Forces. :,
THOs. JORDAN, Chief of Staff y .
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Examination of Public
a aCch NnIS

~ ~ s~SAOO1S' -a-H~ -if ti p
THE sEMI-4NNUAL EXAMINATION OF
a thesSchools~ef- the City will com renee on
Taursday, Februafy6th, lS63s and proceed in the
f0ilowing Ordef,,yizs %" 81 ----------.--.--7 rs
= THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 5rIf. I'll ?
sI,Parla School #orse, 10Th Pfihiary,t Miss Ham
Principal, from to101a o'clock -. - e
Baptist Chufch. School House, 9th Primarily
Miss Wright, Principal, fronlls15 to ~ m. = :
PRIMARY, Miss Cody, Principal, from 111.af
to 3 o clock J.. NJ = - -..----.---...------~
Fourth Prinlsry.aIiss Eaton, Principal, from 8
4? FRIDAY, FEBRUARY, 9TH. ..Es-5.s-- 4
..CumberlandGhurch School House ,.l2d Primary, Z
Miss Rtlly, Prine4al, from y to- % O'Clock a. N =
II First. Primary Miss Headen,, Principal, from
10}52 to u O'Clock sn.s q: II
Locust Street Sehopl House, 10Th Primary, j Miss !
Mckay, Principal, from Z 10 j o clock p. m.
) Crescent SchoolT.:1Iouse, 10Th. Primarily Miss
1Icntz, PRINCIPAL, and (Sih Primary AIiss Bell,
assistant, from 10 ~ o-c:0afz II.
- MONBAYy FEBRUARY, ar#.t
list Boys In55srnsdiate Miss Bsrne PrinCi-
pas V Grs e Ge5sfh Mrs Fggieston princ
Pal, from ~ to.43a 9 clock P.m = . Z,
ia. NJ, TGEsnAE FEP s!s I1 lg1H.. ]
ID Girls IF f4tsrnsaae, Miss vaise, Principal,
from "a to A. sScfeek p. m - &, i 80.
= WEDNESDAY, TERTIARY, 1lTH.
1st. Boys Grammar, Miss Hooker, Principal.
Fist. Girls s:rasninar, Miss Fisher, Principal,
from l1aio ~ o'clock ?. = -.--...-.--.is I'D.
l. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 18TH x
I'd. Boys Grammar, Mr. L night, Principal,
from 70 l O'clock IN. g! r ----....-.-; = n
3D. Girls Grammar, Miss Clarke Principal,
from "a to 4115o,tiaek p. M = : ..-.--.---''s !
- @FRl DAT,FFEBRUkRY, 18TH.
High School,, Mr. Parsons, Principal, from g.
am. to AZ o'civck p m. - : a.
The members Of the Com mon Council, parents,
guardians and friends of education are invited to-
attend. The exercise will commence prompts at
the hour stated .and5to avoi iinterupton visiters
are requested to be present at the opening. =. b
s-zChildlen will notbe adm ted =
III. Q WHEELER, Trustee = d,
jan30 w BAK ER, Superintendent .
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


u .oRDEE 10 REFAIE A bhICh SIDE ' Nix n n
Jan. IT, fS63.ZAnd now it il hereby ordered
and directed b. the Common Council of the City Of
Evansville, that the owners OF alt lots or paris Of
lots, fronting adjoining tire sontI.1cst side OF
Fourth between Locust aud, Walnut streets, in
esd City cause the side wall IS til rton to lie repaired
within thirty days from the publication ot this
orler- p. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Once. Jan. %. -,
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

WE HAVE JUST RECEItED A LARGE
w stock of Ladies' Clotlss ard saques again, ,
nOv4 No Main street
r ID RNETT'S tCoc0AINE, THE BEST HAIR
70 f% ID aoi in usv5 Just received at -SCHbABPtERS e
JauZ2 Liz 1..ss Drug Store.
2 -4i' oNOoD THINGS FOR CHRISTM 500
VI Large rat, Corn-ied Turfeys, expressly Tor
- he Eureza Baziar customers and everybody else
will he received without fail at y. 5- %
decZl 49, II. "A. COOK ,.
= g u XIsINS, RAISINs-Z5 BOX NEW FRESH
N JsSer Rsdsins: casks new currents ~ q -f1
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NEW BOOKS.
N Office to Contractors.

JTyHE COMMON COUNCIIs OF THE CITY. OF
Il Evansville will receive sealed proposals until
SATURDAY., l4thday of February, SGi. for grading,
graveling and paving the following alleys, yiz;ls
- The alley extending from maipto Locust;Streets,
and situaie between I hire and Fourth Streets.
- The alley extending from Third. to. Fourth
Streets, and situate between Main and Locust
Streets. - = y -..-.. ..--..-.-
- The alley extending from dLocust to Walnut
Streets, and situate between Second and Third
Streets. =, - - ...-..-.------------
q The allsy extending from Main TO Sycamore
Streets, and situate between Third and Fourth
Streets =. . -....... .. 4
r The alley extending from. Sycamore to Wins
Streets, aud situate between First and Second
Streets. t2 ..-.---.--.-------S !.
= The Contractor to furnish allGthe materials and
do the work agreeaby to plan and specifications on
file in Is Office II. BURKE, Clerk
- City Clerks Office, Jan. "a, 1863 ia
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RIVER ana Weather.

CrScrNNATT,J Feb 4.4Riyer fallen three
feet three inehesa 50 feet nine inches in
..,eAannef." Weather, clear. Thern eme tee
2Oo, "A''"
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6 he Daif,l H1t,rnal.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

y AEfFtt =
q A CeUeH, COLD. oR AM IRrs ITA TE D
throat if sI:swsd to progress results in serious
Pulmonary aud Bronchial aasctiops, oftentims'
/ fnsarahle = Il w. = ~ - 10
81. BROWNeS. BRONCHIAL, .TROC HES
reach directly the affected parts and give almost in
- slant relief l. IN BRoNcHfrIs. xsfhsLS, and
. CATSRI3E they are beneficial The good efacssfs
sufting from the use of the Trackes,aad their ex-
~ tended USE, has caused them to be counterfeted:
T. Be sure1 70 guard against worthless iuitatiohsi
OBTAIN oIiy the etpae Brossfs re'FsHtqs Trochss
which have Irored their efficacy by Attest Of many
years. PtBI1c SFEkKrEs and SINGtRs should use
the Troches. Military Offcers and Soldiers who
over-iax the voice, and are1exposed to- sudden
changes, should haFothem Sold everywhere at %
cents per box 49, -
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES.
A Reverend Gentleman, having been restored to
- health ina few days after Undergoing all fhe usual
routine and irregular expensive modes of treat
niert without success, consi5sxs this sacred duty
-. focommuncae to hisaflicted lelicw creatures the
MEANS OF CURE Hence, on the receipt ofiah adj
dressed envelope, he will send (freel oopyofsthe
prescription Us l.. Direct to DR.. JOHN NJ. DIG
j. NALL, ISIS Fulton Street, Brbokfyli,.Ny II -
FACTS FOR SeLD4EEs. Throughout lie In
diam Mid grfHaean esmp,ghs, the only MEDICINES
whishprovef themselye, able to cure the worst
cases Of Dysentery, scurvy aud Fever were noII-
2 IOWA rs FILLS and OINTMENT. Therefore.
lst every Volunteer see that he is supplied With
.f them. Only % cents per pot o. box : p 22sii
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. PETTEEIRsBBt6Rct February 1.-The news
from Charleston created great joy here.
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The Rehellinn Geaseds z

4ttC IACDCl11O1t SCdcC0.
iFTNHE LATE WIDOW. OF DIR, CQWLES BEGS
Il leave to announce TO heF-eld friends and pat
that she still continues al the
same successful remedies which were used by the
Old Doctor himself, which won for him practices
at that time uhequaled in the N est She is 3pw
located two ard half miles North of Evansville
on the Plank Road, near Negley's Mill on Pigeon
Greek. 49, ,SE&E 1EEil-dtyi
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New YORK Money Market.
Cincinnati Market.

T. New York, Feb "A Demand; Notes
$40; One year certificates "a.
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- HEADoUARTERs ARMYyPeToMAC,
- - = = sIlol,,,,- 1Qe1

Y =
Parties who crossed the river yester-
.day'undera fag,of truce state that the
rebels il. Fredericksburg were very jjubt-
lant soverl the news from Charleston,
among which was the otficialsproclamas
'tion Of Beauregaru ana IngrahaIn5,ssst DE-
sselaringthe blockade of Charleston raised.
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Principal Once and ManufactOrA
uAe No. 63I Arch st.

Jon est 81 Z " a n %
fssscoassorst 10 h. w jackson 4 Co.. Proprietoss
:! 2 2a1 ron TKLF hy Druggists end psalers
svJry town in the UHfssd etstes. ncVsdtW
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Meeting eeyewspaper Men.

- I!MeeHns &c NewspaPer Hen.
= WASHINGTON, February "a meeting
: of.ne&spapef publishers from all parts of
the country has been called tomeethere
? on Monday. he&tIto urge the importance
of.redneipg. orrepealing the tariff 0nzim-
ported paper. s.
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NOTICE.

DERSONS FOLDING DUE BILLS AGAINST
i VIM. II. Walker will please present them for
payment at the Shoe Store, No. 70, Main Street.
- Wlf@fE WALK Err
j Evansville, Jan. 81 q. daw2sv
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WOODFOR SALE.

THoSE IN WANT OF GOOD WOOD CAN BE
i supplied BY leaving their orders at NIP,
Boyl's Storr or to John Smyth, on Division Street
between Fifth and Sixth Street,. ei& & S5Gt 2
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Testitying oftheir own personal knowledge To IN.
beneficial effects and medical virtues OF thess
Bitters.li.s 4 -tSE
. DO yon waht something to Strengthen youf
DO you want good appetite?
Do you-Mant to build ap your constitution
Do yon want to feel well
Doyou want to get rid of nervousnsssi
DO You sntenergygs
Dc 9otINant TO sleep well!
, Doyou want a. brisk aud vigorous feellirg,
II you do, use H0OFLAND'S GERMAN Rlr.
From ,. MENTION BROWN, D. d., Editor of "a,
-. Encyclopedias Of Religious Kaotrled0e.
Although not disposed to favor or recomm.u
Patent Medicines In general, through distrust q
their inRredtents and effects yet know of no suf
hcient reason whyA man may not testify TO tn.
benefit be believes himself to have received from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he mPv
thus contribute to the bsneft of others.
90 this the mora readily in regard 10 Ho,
lands German Bitfera, prepared by DR. c. NJ Jacl
SON, 81 this cityy becanse prejuJiced agairtt
them for many years, ander the impression thar
they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture lam in
6ebted DO my friend Robert Shoemaker Fsr g.
the removal Of this prejudice by proper tests, ana
Tor encouragement TO try them, when HuneripS
fEotp great and long continued debility THE ne
efthree bottles 81, these Bitters NJ the basdnnip
of the present year, Was followed by ayidenf relief
and res; Grafton to a degree OF bodily and roen,sI
vigor WI rh hadnot felt for six months before
knd had most despaired Of regaininE 1 there
fore thar Cod and my friand for directing me ia
the use at them. 2 ~ g, : J. NEWTON BROWN
philadslphia June u IA
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( Carpets 4! Carpets !! ,

~ &L ~ I'll &GarpetS arpeLS - u CT
..-.---- IKE HAZE Just HEt EIVEB NICE
w Stock OF Carpet, whieh.ve will sell cheap'
Ha SCHAPkER. 4 BUSTING, %
decf6 No ~ Main SiIeet. "a
OLAsoEs GATLs, SCALE DEAMS, FROM
MI ~ to OsO lbs; Grain slfoytls, .Axes and Broad
Axes. Wood Saws, Common Cross Cut Saws, Pat
ant Cross Cut Saws, for sae nc tl''4- ''e'9-- -i-
= SEA. JACOB sTRAUB & SON,
noFZs f-''.' ~ Main street.
n EEDi Fed POO bushels rEsr Corn, 1850
IL blsies Oats and tobs Bran. IA tse .sr.-' il
ian ~ NlCKERY BROS
t 1i0nN-MEAL.-50 bushels freshl ground just
II At Ia-s la-TlII
iapl7 - VIeKERY BRCs'. u
TfUMMELL's- ESSENCE OF cotFEE.-zoO
II dozeB1 a and Is ID. packages IN capp @hdtin
foif, f,r sale IN quantities to suit at - -
--a isal7 - VGCKERY BROS. q
y I'm 1LLtSRRYu sTOCK-CLOsING OUT TO
D., r, i. M make roam fQr an carly ard large spring
~ stock Of Millinery, we will sell the balance VI our
.-,l ,i-ls WINTER stock oil eitssp.l f.,....
ilI . jaRl2E a... --rtdlsN F.lho. a. Man street
4. - - 70 r w FAIfNl 15 BAGs. COS and t0et
- "a - " for sale by tadss. T. GIf3fHRR'%Cor
Gscu Be. 4, Syesnors street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-05
Bswareaof Counterfeits |!

1 See that Che signature of &C. NJ. JACKSON
.is'cn the wrapped oF each bottle
PEIcE FER E3TTLE 75cts. Oh HALF Doz.
.EDRs So or -
\ Should your alest druggist not have the arti
Gle, dan 4 be PSI on by any of the Intoxicating
preparA tions that Inay be offered in its place, hut
send to Us, aud sf will forward, securely paeksc
by express. -.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-05

NTE HAVE JUST ItEt EIVEB a NIUE
w Stock OF Carpet, wheh-Werw will sell cheap. a
SCHAPkER. 4 BUSTING, %
decIs 81 No. ~ Main Street o..
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-05-22
From a Pena'a Man down IN Dixie,
Cosrcspobis,es Of tl,c stsr & Chrcnicle.


NASHVILLE. Tenn, May S.
I have no time &c tell you of the sights
seen, and the experience Of three months,
among the Rebels Of Tennessee Suffice
for the present, TIA. the Union cause ID
progressing rapidly TIE stringent Var
Ordsr-;ha, al persons Of Secesh prcc!ivi.
ties mas; take the Oath, be rRrcled std
give bonds, or leave for down beiow-has
wrought mighty chsnge ia public senti-
meut here. Some take the oath Of allegi-
ence, and tha. is called Iron clads )"
others the paroled, which is termed "CoP-
perbo,tomed; )" hu; scarcely one viii 90 to
Dixie The mos, wonderful change Is
among the Ladies'. But | will resume
that subject for letter at another time.
enclose a Song, very popular in the
nArmy of the Cumberland | assure
you that it speaks the almost unanimous
sentiment Of the army. The,e may be
found ''Copperhcai' IN the ranks, but
90 few that their kissing is never hesrd
only as they are drummed out. or forced
to resign for the good Of the service. l
do not know its author, only that he is
a true soldier It's publication will do
more good than anything l could say. If
the "Copperhsads' in Pennsylvania doubt
the sentiment Of the army on that subject,
let them send down specimen to visit
US, and he viii soon be satisfied.
NASHVILLE