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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08
II A. KRNNEDY's extra fine Cambridreport

l. CRACKERS. Clean and healthy. OF finer stock and
keep louxer than any other Crc@a Sold 4, No ~ Court
land st. and BY ali trst Class Goceg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08
Gorsss, Carriages, &e.

ouARrSRsAsTEs's oY1cs, NV YoRx, April le, 1864
A RTILLERY HORSES WANTED, 600
IA Artillery Horses wanted, for which One Hundred AMI
Seventy 10 ono Hundred and Eighty DollsTi WI be psd
for all that pass inspection These horses must BE- sound in
particular broken hsrne not less than 5l hands
high will presented for inspection a, the Goveeai
Stables, 3Jihsi. between l1th aud lth ayennea
STEWART VAN NLlET QuaIteunss,er.
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6iationerp an6. 5anep pcoos.

WIN. II. WOGLOM,
w ACCOUNT BOOK MANUFACTURER,
STATlONER AND PRINTER
no. ls5 0reenwich.st-, N. Y.
u g. Revenue Stamps OF oil klds uron favorable terms
Jast reliable card of stamp duos under the lAw
price Is cent. send for copy.
WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. lOl Fulton
w G--STATlONElS aud BLAkK.Book MANUEAC-
TUREk3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08

UNITED PIANO-FORTE MAKERS
" Ne 6 wAIKER-ST.. New.Yssk. .
An the Ssclhodess being superior practical weyks THU
Company Il able 70 OFFER THEIR PIANOS e. LOWEh
PRICES THAN ANY OTHER fIRSTCiASS HOVSA-
Every Instrument susrsnteed for Five Yesrs
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CAVALRY BUREAU OFFICE OF ASSISTANT ou

CAVALRY BUREAU OFFICE or AssIsTASr ouARrsg-}
MATER No 10 sTAry ST., NEw-foRK, June 10 1854.
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.-l will
" purchase In OPEN MARKET all the Cavsty Horses
that may presented and inspection the Government
btablss 10th aud 3ohs in this city until further
notice.
Payment will be made in checks payable In cefese' Of
Indebtedness when ~ Horses received
Price, one hundred sixty five tl65) dollars each.
GEO T. BROWNING, Capt aud Il q NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08

0RGANS.-W. II. DAVIS, Church-Organ
" Builder established rs years. offers FOR SALE One
supefortoned, ts.op ORGAN with Pedal also Of u
stops, do one second hand Orsan stoy~ Tho above are
warranted Factory, No. 40 Dovnlng-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08
STEINwA,Y,I, q SONS GOLD MEDAL

~ GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS are now oops i-re1
the best IN Europe 80 well this country having received the
tfst Prize Medal at tho Words EXbhon IN London IA
Tho principal why the stenway Pianos superior
10 all others TO- that the nm . composed Of i've prscti
pans orte msherr father aud son VINO nyea, all he
own bnptoveuens and uni-r whose por.ona ,uper'son
every part 81 the Instrument Is WarrEoon
Nos u and - Esst tonrteenh between Union Square and
Irving Place. Nsw-fOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08

EOR SALE--An excellent PAIR Of BAY
Il CARRIAGE HORSES, sound and Kind IN oil hsr
meas Also COACH ROCKAWAY, WAGON, HARNESS.
BLANKETS 10 Can be the residence Of the late
Mr.. Isabella Weyman Bloomngda'e road and 9Id.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08

Wi,neu Seal
Proposalswi he addressed 10 BrJsdsr General GEORGE
ID. RAMSAY, Chief OF Ordnance. Washington ID. c." aid
will DO endorsed Proposal. for Horse Equipments"
GEORGE d. RAMSAY,
Brigadier General. Chief OF Ordnance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08
United STATES HORSE and CARRIAGE7
" AUCTION MART,

The propriotors would beg leave inform the pubic s
their stables fully completed for the reception 81
HORSES CARRIAGES, HARNESS. &c, intended for
public sale by suction and they their patrons that he
interest viii be faithfully protected and returns made
promptly.
They propose holding ,ales BY Public Auction each
WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY throughout the year, and
jobbng dealing upon the part Of any one connected
with the sstsbhment wiz under any circumstance, be
allowed.
They hope to receive the patronage Of tho business and
sporting community and will always endeavor 10 merit te
continued confidence and commands Their facilities for hs
exhibition OF Horses Carriages busgie Haness &C.. cannot
be excelled in the country. The IS horses
with ostlers fully scqused with their duties togsr with
carriage show rooms capable of exhibiting 100 vehicles
Horsos Carriages Harness intended for Wednes drys
sales should be cent the Saturday preceding bnt win
received until Monday Those INTENDED for SsiuT
dsys sales should be IA the Wednesday preceding said
sale days bat will he received until p Thursday.
NJ b. Grooms will he in attendance at sny railway depot
steamboat landing in HewYork. receiving instructions by
post telegraph that horses carriages will arrive b. either
conveyance Tho public respectfully invited TO nspec
the arrangements H. J. JoRDoN acc. PropfieioTs,
9Th sv. add sith- at.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08

EOR THE PRESIDENTIAL CA IdIs lin
II READ COCHlNs RESULTS oF E"ANOii N''0''
PYovinx What ara the practical wois ngs ot,,cv
PRESIDENT LINCOLN'S POLICY. ii,
n. ma. aportsut ind timely book Of the sea'on whoh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-08

q. Ak 4 TERM of Is weeks which opens
~ sD Aug a. pays Tor B,afd Washing Fue. and Room
'iished except sheets snd pillow cases In fAEI SM-
INARY, FULTON, y. \. Tuition Ia common hnshsh, 10
J. y. GRIFFIN, Principal.
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JnstrurttoM.

DALLsTON SPA ACADEMY, N, s.s n,I q,
Il c,uercIa ard Classical Family Boarding school, 10,
a., Onens Monday Sept S. Admission at sil uneA oonu
.l poy .,,ii.r. 10 The Rev JAMES GILMOUR, A. m.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

Medary's impendetng sDen0cratic
Crisfs is restive uadsr shst faetahak the
manAgement of the Democratic parss
has passed into the hsnds Of the agens
offoreign bankers. It remxrksa Esd
We have been sskea several times
Who this August Beluont i sho seems
10 have perpetual leass npon she Demo
cratic party. He 10 . foreigner, con
nsction By blood or marriage Of the
Rothehilds, OF Eorope, and their Agsas
IN NeS York, 70 manage their inmense
nonsyed concerns in this esuntry. He
lives IN the style Of the Earepran pobsii.
~, feeds aad drinks wei, and Is path ~
the mouey mongers and shoddy eea.
tractors Of Wall street, sao elaiuI 10 Be-
War Democrats, a. the head Of The Dem.
oerAtic party 20 keep il eeassrrafSrs
When We read ia Mr.. Aliens speech az
Chicago, bis allnsion TO Jackson, in con
nectioa with their memines thers.
We wsrs startled, locked around
and asked 10 this .hs same Nh. AZ
len who ia the good old days Of that
good old Jackson, used 20 deRoanee with
such bnrning ssergy and eioquenss sAe
monsy power 81 home aud the foreign
money despots working ihroagh ihe U. 5.
Bank 10 crush the American DenocrAeyl
This sans Mr. Allsn d thns placed In
the attitude Of erouching 20 the smiles
and fsvors Of the Rothchilds, and tlha
bond-nongers Of Wall street OBJ my
country, what nextY
The s0la Wheel Horse" barely hints
at the real aials Of tbs. .eass.lo TIE uaoss.
ey furnished by Belnonb ihs agsnt 0f
foreign money power xbich i ia. synpa,
thy with every dsspotism 10 Europe, con
trolled the Chicago Conventionf 81 tao-
Msdary thinks is hamiIiasinE that the
Democratic partys has passed into the
control OF al European money power;
bat II has alvays been controlled by 8.
nneaner property. interest here. From
the despotie rule of the slave power 70
the service Of foreign speenlAlora 90. ihe
cutting np Of Republics, i nos dessnd
ing irABsi,ion. Every desposiam 10
Europe and The whole money poser Is in
symprtby With the slave pover1 in divl-
ding this Republic. As the Democratic
party 10 doing this work. why should
sA@~@ay @AA1NA ~ ~ @F@0 AM%1sAAAS NA@AAf
ity thai the foreign agent dispsnses1
Foreign eapiialisis and gosefpmenis
want division OF this Union- hecspss il
win reducs The only fornidabls 'Rspnb
tic to petty powers, whose energies Sill
be expended 10 their wars with zach 9th.
er. Every Europsan enemy Of the Ace
ricAn Republic desires the sncceas os tie
Democratic party because thsy believe
that vill secure The s1eeess Of secession.
But there Is sps despoi nore interested
than al the rest because the destruction
Of this Republic is pseessary 10 give
him security in bis dessruetion. al The
Republie Of Msxieo, Aud il is believed
that bis monsY il furnishing lhs sipsvs
10 eoulrol the Democratic Party, through
the agent Of The Rothehild., Who are 10
= speculation vhish shall nss them eept
percent on the dissolution Of ihr pAtion.
m.u tSnslnnah Gassfts. !
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15


marks upon the situation in general, the
fnances, dc, the speaker now came 70
the most important portIoa ofhis address
and that was 70 ths prospect Of peace /;
and 90 gyeat was the anxiety Of the audi.
snee upon the subject that there was an
Involuntary move nearer 70 him as quick
as the word peace Was mentioned and The
breathiess alxiety prevailed TO catch
every word He commenced By fraakly
eonfessing TO the people that the Confei,
crate aulhoffties bad abandoned all hopes
Oh any assistance fFem. the goysrnments
of Europe, OF through the occupation oI
Mexico by the Freneh Our hopes for
an early peace were dependent entisely
on the success Of the Demecratie Paris
ofthe North in the approaching Presi-
detail election, The whole poeulatiou
OF the North, the rich as sell as the poer,
we're no called to face tie war with
all its horrors. and he believed
they would not submit 70 the
draft ordered for the 5th Of September
aext; that they would resist hy force sol
arms FIRST, that the Peace Party would
eontiune to grow and be snecsssful in
the approaching canvass
President Lincoln has already taken
alarm at the elxmOr Of the people Of the
North for peace, and their Condemnation
Of his course for refusing to treat with
Messrs. Clal, Holeombe and Sanderss
band the consequent disaster he had
brought upon his prospects for re elec.
ton, and i was aciualiy be who seat
Messra Jaequess and Kirke to Richmond
! 10 obtain President Dayiss declaration
that our GoyeFnment would not treat
with The enemy except upon abe basis Of
the recognition Of oar Independence
Such had beea heraldsd 70 l9e North By
Ar Lincoln agents, who, At the same
tine, however, acknowledged that Pres
idens Davis informed them that We were
not hghting for the institution ofslayery,
but for our tights As sovereign States,
and tbe inaiisnabie right OF selt-govera-
tment The honorable speaker dweli al
length upon ihsse ,peiuls, said be did
cot desire TO excite Any undue expec-
taiions OF alarm, that everything depend
ed upoa ShernAns being routed from
Atlanta. That Richmond was safe, aud
AAataAA HoAFAf a1t EAAAc EfSAh lAliiE
field oi tbis war. Everything indicated
that the enemy were concentrating all
their available force there, our Govern.
msnt vas doing the same
Mississippi would have to take care OF
herself for the prssent, FOR the fall Of Al
IantA would establish Trans -Cbaitahoo-
chee Department. cat Us OF from Rieh-
moud, and entail upon us Tie same diff
cnlties Which soW existed wish regard to
the Trans. Mississippi Department. It
would enable Liacoln TO enforce his
draf, upon The 5th Of September next,
secure The re election OF that blAek-Bear.
red monster, aud prolong The war TO 40
indefinite period oil time. He, hoNexer.
hoped for The best; be believed be could
see a RIimmer Of peace 10 the distance
aa fact. be felt fully convinced oft him.
sell, bas be repeated again. that every
hing depsaed upon the Foat of retreat
Of Sherman ssd The success of Ihs Peace
party e iks North De advised sxery
one % come to the rescue, and al veald
be well.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
: sHoTEL REoPENED.
. Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRfCH, Proprietor
5 Ger. ssai~ ana Third sts,,
igsE sEvANsvILLE, IND.

THIS OLD, WE'LL KsrARLISHrn kNrn
"a Sidely-kae~n Hotel has been eiesed fcr s4x.
erai wesks unafrxoing rspaira, Ia has, aurins
Ahis tinae besn repsfnted inside ard eat haa h-ee
safssGbll nttea ues and 10 = gruAt naeasaEs fngn-
fshss eth see keas ard furniture The prepriS.
ser has mAse sssry Arrangsmsnt e rsHdsrs IA.
heass eonyfaieats hsAlthy aHd agreeable 20 ths
nzaiie
fneaking The paeiie for the me pstronsFs that
tsF series Of years has becu extended 10 the
Hshtagtons ke taxiess FnhesAl e cir er.tu \,
SD viii endeAvor % havs his table farnishtd and
~ hoase naAnagea u way 70 merit fhsr eoatIn.
aed pziFanare as & 'z
sianibuass vils carry pss.snErrs ae ana ssura
the Depot free ipl,s :
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

= oA 1T NJ OhFI NDhEo
wARR ANTED |.
Z OR NO PAY ASKED.
CONSULTATION FREE

wffi furnish fvssrsscs rom ne Ses Tsfk
Hsspttais epd tbs citE Colisfe elso, PTof' VII
lard Parker, Ne. Il west c7s ret Dr.. J. X Ceil.
tsu, cher sslsty q Pr5hes street. Ess 1sgks ase
City, Eiver ard HIitsry rs1srvboz p d.
= Ls<tsrs, WITH rstnfn stamp frpEp ptiT Azissfs1
Asdisinet es1f ~ sEps--ss sta esfsst.e =, y Y
WFfffng wh ~ the aaonsy ncroni pan - fbs isfief
e#~ fscacsDsqrxhs Asutfon koafa. - NssA -
Psst once and Intsrust onai Hotel. Cf1aIsfsiei
Avsaae,Sas fslssk il rSsF - fhs fassSefsr D~Poti
Cairo, IIls Post gHes box No I'll
e z s9r Oesss hsars fsss q y = h, sAs ron
80 .. 49, E7ssao@ s rs BELL. n. D.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

20 ~ aiisndAnf trais efsympteus. ~ setrnsr.
ass sharu than uedfciaa fhafs & asfhlas
u TIE range OF the Malaria sfsiica that fer ,ss-
Hrnt b.af a oosA4srisaa sitk Ia In this alsesss.
tah Aeeaunt II this aenshrf1i plaht $40 ~
y, pages III ana 1855 s ~ = 7-----7 E
aefiea ~ expsriisen T. "a which pr. Ball hn.
= ~ yseFs eaaaEea. has Just hssn hEoash h la
sassessinl tefsahnsf Ice. aaa hets us snablad Il
cnef 10 the public eamhlHafian efCiearan usth
etasf approved tonios, ths whals preserved In ths
eest Quality of copper ss-diztille1 Boorb1u eAiskr
fas1h he y contaeat IS - - nAi In 4hS aaF1as
mtght furnish Nelams " osFfiaostss, bat
ssblie have kAr slnes iaarusaets estimate
sags ~ thsir trus sssinA Tka sAfsss plaH s.ser
every one 70 u for klmsaif the virtasa on 4 nsw
ceielae. Give sfssTl-ll 7f g "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
Cedron Bitters

ose trial and soH viii hsgsr ne any esAsrs
u = not nscessafy % ruhiish ipur list - sas-
eases i.f which the cedrsn Buffers aFr : sI.seihe.
10 all diseases 81 the STOMACH. BOW
Els LIVER or H<fBSKfst 9tA411aE
a All snectiohs Of the BRAIN nEFEED-
ING UPON nEnANaEMnH foF
THE STOMACH on ROxyEIas
ls sy.T, RIfEuMATfsn AND EEu-
Aua In FEVER AND AouIEi
TIA a--siusd % suisrn-as AZ tBss fsnas6Sas n ~
at 7alg cures thsss dissaaazs saa 81 rnsvaErs
taesns fe E5fA Il FsfHW aHaaan
A elise Elaas faii of shs Bitter, ssksu - Asas
h%ioFs each yeA wtil oAsfats fks at ees4te ef tks
most aaheaithy eiIa1Afe. ana scrash tie p4fssa
sAking q against eissass under tbs = cot trytna
sqposufes. tf s. , - EA1
told By Druggists and araesrs Ena~ra'tFa
So pr. JoHN boLL.s fFtnctpai onss. ,Riak
~ 4, Louisville. Ky.
sold BY .sts PKTER yiERLrxa,
hbs SOLE Akeat. fykt fvfas. lad H "a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
SCHOOL.
ois5 = Mathematician
81 49, 20 AND fs - - ~
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
sSON A. ALLESs:Prineipai

sEAsseis of tbs 5. Military Assaeux W.,
foint, ana tsz nsay yssFa a. lzstrVsesar :
= 80. 81 roath. ~ zasssr7l
flfHE SECOND SES -IoN OF THrs scKtrnf
VII Som usenea % M0Raay. ensesss - -.
@khs In the bailaiag FIrss sersss : - :,
whirh y ecrzpi~G BY Mr. Behm's Cea,s.---,.t
GeileEe.
TIE eonrss q stady iseluAes al the brNneAss er
= ca1Efess English asa Cizssscsl ef arsffos,-
The studcnss are fseetred 10 Fsrfofaa knch r.i,,
t<ry - sscisrs ceasfihaas 10 si.cipiias- 1919
sn4 - easy asd <zsoraai carriage -
I - sehoi sstie year eonsisfs q two sessions oi
tesatg wszkz eseh
TriffoS --Sso per sassien of t~eaty weeks, one.
haif IayAlle ~ the commerce meat, Aaef the hNt-
aaee al the middle % tbe sssSiea. s
No atsinetiqu for withdrawal of scholars fraus
fAe Sehooi during the essiou sxzspt IN eases .,
prptrattrd siekaiss 4 E
EAEEogH Per siuteF. sns hlas Clesh Reund.
aeoua, standlA collar % heck in front sin lc roa
e sinR giit tuttoss C. 8. Artillery. aud ihrrs
saali enes % hatacn he euis; Cadst grey cloth
Fssstsloons. wtth aek onFtl Oh abs out-r seam,
trsm the waist 70 the ankie; ons biae cloth miii-
tArs cap. saaa .-.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
Proceedings OF the Gibson Uounly
Uni0n Convention.

&AElSASRf AAHef - - L"AAf N8eAs
Pursuant to call By the Chairman Of
he Ceunty Central Committee, the Con-
vention assembled =. o'clock, p H.
0a uosion,I II Coekrum was chosen
Chairman, aud ]. 7. Ersin Secretary.
Oo motioa, the Chair appointed one
maa from each fosnship 10 appoftion
The votes Of each to<aahsp tusbs cast IN
The Coaveaiioa. and also as committee
on resoluf5oaAsiAEs1 svsf
On motion, ahs Goasention procs sded
to the nomination of a county ticket
whsrsupon the f0llcwing tirkst was IN
animoasly adoptedss ss ieef
FOR R<prssSniativs--Capt d. T. Em-.
Fer Hsaswro---Dr A. Lewis
For SheyJG-J. J. kirkman.
For Ssrrweyur---J e. Erwin.
For Conmissl1ssr fshx AIbsrn.
For Csrsasr--Geo. King
0n masieD. IL was agreed that the Cen-
tral Committee fll ell yaeisnces should
there be any.
On motion, wm. Hawthorn, Of Pike
county, was recommended Tor The State
Senate fnr tAo, eoantlss Of Gibson. Pike
and DopoaS H#AH
On motion, i vas G8k#H 88
Resolred, That this meeting cordially
recommend 10 the unconditional Union
men of Gibson county to vote at the en-
suing election for the Hon. w. z, Edison,
for Judge of the Court Of Common Pleas,
for the district CON mpasse Of tfsrl eoupsies
Of vsnderburgh, Gibson, PosAy and
Wsrriek> "a ~T@ ~~Hm ~ 5
On motion. the Hon "A. p Hill vas
eordgalIys recumra ended Zoe the Office Of
/ District Attorney. tis@sA a'a] % TsA
The Hon. VIM. P. Edison being loudly
/ called for, appeared and delivered q very
able and eloquent speech.
I On tuotion tie follewine resolutions
w,re uuan;mouslv adopted:
[ Pe.ohp1Al That the nomlnasiou of
Abv.han TSheain and Andres Johnaop
/ To- ,h.~ ofF;e..' az vpres,teot and viee
| prs.;dan, 1fafhs T,nisn.i states vass,s :
bn.r r,ost h,artv, aporoxaI. and thai we
/ viii use an proper efforts In in aid Of heir
election.
ResaIred THAI IL our uaost sarnsst
ass;re that ~. Union of these States be
preserved and declare tha, IL is the duty
I nf thnRe WA0 %Ef1anfts tn aGm 4ftF
he .aai,. f,bS eovsrnrrant n aarnest-
Iv nrosecvts the war until the prrsent
! -ret~llion hs Overcome and, ,he .ueeple Of
!, All ire States shall isbsve vialded{m {melicit
I oDedience to the Aws and rfshffuI 40
thorstg .of the natioa, w,thous regard 10
the interest Of ary fnstiinfion which ray
happen 10 stand srppsed to the attain.
menz Of skismost dssirable and righss
eoas o5iieclE. ..'..ss...ss s's '''..'. .sas
Rssofscdg ThhE the receSteSu 10 arms
nv the s,vefended Demoesatie Stale Cen
premise. and we'll known bv them 20 Be
tal.e. that Il IL veil eaIenlateA 20 z,rs.
sass ssv,l rar n snr s,sts%wss aesi5pe5
ard made bv 4 srsstorous fsw. for ,he
tbe nnrnfsa. s6f .fnvofvina1 thoss .whou,
l thsv nprssend. 70 lead ana ipssruc. IL :
I'm ezt d.n1erozs treason and terrible ca
I.n:ty-sbe work Of traitors in aa AZ.
,erDws ze.ken the hard Of -she l,ss-
e,nruept and rriva material and 4, trea.
son and rebellion, = = = : { !. =
Resolred, That We most cordially en-
dorss the sdmini''raaoa 9t Ohver r
Morton. a. 0efeEhos u n aotases aaa
recognize ID am sne sAtessS s1ss pa..iot
- 80 a ~ a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

a ~ TFuVsa
=. - essea.e q hesnsAsaa word thrssxks.l stkS
49, - soa.n .nd his Wsrm h6seAess. IL lsss
thAa yeAE amer their tntFud urtin,. ettsl.ra
g.a wbassssen =. Widespread a. tns esatissa 81
ss = sa sa.tlca sss tA.s eruwniHf gtcry sf Ms
he rssa@ins @ te shsa Ia Ala i.s..s sisssx.rT
- rAiher eemetnstieas foI he duss 80 rl.in fs n
So - . the disoossfsr e cEDRnS wkisA i IL
essas ot ths eitisrs nes oasref - tke enkfF.
E. 81 heaof Belongs = the native fHHkhltanfs Of
t~atrsa AaerteA- teswhaa fts viftu.. AVE he~n
knswn ior more than tsla knhirsa years. A. a
with 4, the Indian bids ssnanos - Ia r~r~T Sz.S-
y malaria ana handles wifhsut kzar sAs west v.n
oaeas serpsnts. Il esissf ~llh AZ shsa
shale there is brssEh len IN the heAE ~ 9ssres
= Pstsnt 70 cure, 10 mafter whef y elszss. - .,
bsa Eai37l - = - y
Nhiie Dr.. Bull Is nas prsparsa 70 isssrs. tA,,
eAuAfAgant prctensian. he is neTarihelsas satis.
heS from a fhorouEh sxamfnaffoa n ~ sxssa@zn
relative e its virtues ehsf A. ~ s.~ssx mnd -
sentaslve Tor All diaeases arisipg fren sxpoaarp.
essssF 20 The eAaages 81 weathsr and cliAls o. u
tss = - saAtic In tnnnsRces. Il sfAads ufshsnt RI
yAisAad Justly ssasrxes the rspasazisa 4 has -. =
Sng enjoyed 10 C'sAtral Amsrios Aaa he y sst II
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15

aIr.1s 1ssdlezi assa AID ID. Pres fseoss rurB4
Dr. ssrsokizaaazzAaxt MIxtnss a. n. cnty
ezrtain rer1sav ssr Diarrhosa and DyssstsrT : II
y q embfhssien - Astrirgeuts, Absorbests,
etimalAniss a Ar1 Carn suatiyes, zad 1s gzrr4nfsd
70 aE-ct e1fs 2fstf 81 afh-r means kass Lid
Bsr SALE - Dsas<isEs. Gsa-a.I Dspsk 6, EAst
fenEih ssrsets SRA ipH-efAs OAisr H-a .rrl.trr
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-15
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Dyspepsia, ssrvousnsss. ana D~biiity. Or.
striski&nd's Tou4e. We eAz rscsnzsend thoss
ssneFisE With loss Of spestf 3, In:aigsssion, or
@sSsspspssa, Nervousness and Eervons Dssility. 70
ass striekl- DDS ronie Ii isA veeetabIs prep4r-
alton frss from aleoholie fiqsors sc ssrsngthsns
The whole nervous ssxsezss 1t CREATES go0A sppe-
fl's AID i NaFrAntsd . sgrs pssPsPsia sad SsF-
voua ueasifty. t1a 7s9as1
FOF szis b. Druggists gFnsraiiy. at 81 per bet
tIs- Prepared b. DR. A. ssrk kisa4. 8 Easf Feussh
street. ci.einnAti, eh6s eas5i5aAs s~fs-zxs-
A Large PoFtaon0of ehs -
American peopie are whatIy anawArs q the ale
tsrisEs. not 20 ssy azBgsrsHs sssets Frrf5sss 70
the use Of many ef tiss worthless nostruzs saoss
advertised and Fufsa by zsprineiplsd vs.asrs u
Csagh Medicines, aud IA this ekangeAbls climate
Of oars. whers We subject to eomzaon colds,
It ia h ighly inportznt that every body sh0uid ts
made aeqaAinted with that standard Remedy
kadasas Porter's cosgh Balsan pleasant Asd
purely vegetable pfspAia aiiOn SOFA By all Drug
sisss. FFssszs sad % esats pss bOsfie-- ssps-lwa
Gravel, aad All sisszses of shs kiAs<ys aus
Bladder yield tofhs rsusdial Pgrers sf pr. Lad
ium's speciAe. - sossreign remedy. seps-fwa
The Missma and fol vapers kensrAfea by
the bet snn ~il bs E4s snefs deadly 90 Cur yoaaa-
tssss than the ensuy's bzyonsts. In shs lsdi.n
ssd csimesa campaigns. HoLLowkr's PILLS
we're asse IN snornsus qaaniities, They kept de
troops 10 perseet health he reader sf this
'notios : eannot gssA box u Pifls % oInimsnt
rom the Drug store tn bis place, let hin vriss 10
me. % nasdsa Lane. shsiosiss the snaoant. aaa /
vtIi nsii > bsx frss Of expense. Many ssalsrs
will nss kssp Hy nsdielzss ou h.Ed bsenuss tsey
e@nnst nsks g. 1ssh prsat e. On othsr pstsons'
naks. - ossh, - 'eenss. and 81 20 pes boa q
pei So ~ 85la ass ssps-l~a
IagossAEr 70 LABsEs ---rhsss v paBIlshed
istssr, as weti stAsr impsrtan ma ses 20
ali sslissss fsnAlss. IN Balls nsN sasrEesssassf.
usdsf he head Of q Rrirs.s.,' sfl =
TAs lsttsr refsrEss - = wEitssn b. ths saissat
Dr.. Wight Of tAs -. Lauls, Threat ssA sLsns
Insiitaia- Thqss snssEsassA VIII Fe&a ths siysE-
tissnsai. and. We think, sali On Dr. Ball. vhoss
consultations are free. snd who tssAis and cures
'Fitheat Unnecessary s1anluAtions OF syeraiiozss
Cures warranted or as P4y asLsd. Jys-iydA~
DISEASES OF TIE sERvoUs, sKaIsAL,
UrIRsEy. and Sexual syss<ns-ssw and TsIiAsis
trsztm@ns--an Rspsrts Of fis HOWARD Asso.
cLATIos. Seat by nal Ia ssAlsd lsts.E snsel,
spss. frss Of charge. Address Dr. ). sKfLLts
HouGHTOE, Howard As.oefanon. No. soash
stisth Street.. PhilsaesFAs4. Pa M
sprI'st dasiys Has ta as
= eoBaATE's HONEY SOAP. g
mi. setAlr.s.s sraftet eaau. IA .aek aa4.