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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03

,tDt.b. eIl far.eIedby Dr. l. b|1I istlngi.
''ON'O cure "a -. line ihsa any other physic'it
..tre q ctulHy All pslmeuatly, with lc-t ttrtl,
% 800 occupation tr tear Of exp. slIr 70 all weslhe
with me ano pleasant medlcIn's.
AFIFABU5E SOLITARY HABITS
IlcIf efeetanl coL-e4 ueneet
rrRCtAL AILMENTS AND SITUATIONS,
u,idea. % Married ami sing e Laoies
bECRET ANU uELICArE DISORDERS
v.f,unai Affections Etuittpsaud al Disease OF n,
kin Ulcers Of the host throat and Body Iimpu
Zoo the lace sfiIuxs e. fht joints Nefyou-us.
.lsufulonal and other Weakucseefi Ia Youth and Oh,
.Irr advanced, Of all sgesi Of
B0ru eNEs slNGLI ob MARRIED
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
WILCOX x GIBBS
Family Sewing Machine,
Price with ntmmer and FeIIer 700
100000

h'N WIN htmhltf anu Efller AIO,UUOt
100000
DHE WlIlCON& GlBB's Family ewing Machine. d,
th' br't Machine. without regard to price for
Family sewing, Brniuing, bcmming, Eel.
ling, Tucking, cordinR
d tutmsA fat even seam which viii not fip IA wear
even ~hen cut % frequent intervals and makes the tight
stitch
peculiar feature Of Tins machine which deserves par
lieu az attention, sA PATENTED DEVICE which prevent
DE Po'1bhy Of setting the needle wrong-and olc whct
prevents he Machine being turned wrong
Tine WILCOX GBB's Hcmmers and Fellefs are the on
y really practiCa. Hemmers IN use and are worth o r
lat oi NE price Of The Machine s others for ami
~ use. They form narrow Light hem or fell far NICE
hal c4u be done b. hand Toe Needle svefy short aud
perfectly tfaieh enabling u TO- sew through hard tbick
seams rshers in hard cloth whore all Macbnes using
long or carved needles utterly fail
Tic feed las tendency to draw soft HIGHT good down
lut Che machine ut ull BeW LINEN CAgHEfc peffecttv
ltis Acknowledged by all who sec use this Machine
that it o. The
Easiest to Learn to Use and Keep
in Order
y any Machine made
" After much wear and many washings the stitching ID
oun go retain an the r0uudness ovenutss and htmue.s
Wluci are so much admired AZ rst"-Nsw York Sns
~ send for a circular.
JAMES WILCOX, Manufacturer,
4 A. srrasoS 4y.ni, Montpelier
houilfiier, Juut lat.. 1858.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03

all, favorng the Eclectic and Reformed rr,c,'g
hodicl 9, respect
br WILLARD G GEORGE torn crly rto,.
lhr orcrtcr Medical Colltge, aud Piesiut1t,
telecNc M'Acal society Mas sIoas Of it III he 4.
lowing terms
" nave ueJ lie Female 5tren gthenine Corii..
lai 10 that prepared by Dr. George Y Svrat "a
hanover ~ ,nnd regafdit as one OF The bestmel,
'oI female complaint that can be found
DR. J. hiu., author Of Women BE. Disease.
men Treatment says
" I'M. medicine appears TO exert specific Dg,.,
ON the Uterus lt - valuable agent in all d"r.e.
mems Of the Female reproductive o. guns"
Or. J.. smi h. President oil the New York At.oe,.,.
OF Botanic Physicians tays'
" No female II IN dellcatt health should Omit
timely use OF tbs valuable cufai4l. / owe much ~,
success IN midwifery TO he use OF this incidence
MOTHERS And NARRlED LADIES
lheio lowing frou r ~ .wsn worthy Joa,,
"As general fenelY for female complaint.
DOIlii ma ytf} valuable one bu BY the Proe.,m
is esteemed more hRuy iot 10 gopd results dun w
hucmtu Iu relieving the great suffering htendsult
hldt mn acknowledge with Df smith tha. mn
on NY success in mldNi ely due 10 the use Of 4 v
nehi3iue strengthens beth child and mother v
such cases iUIuW the dire u0usui Prof kmg b.
lowing my PATENTS 10 Use it lew weeks lte,lou. .
confinement, H. b. { tenefgy 10 impHtt- 10 Tie utn.
nervous system he iubor viii be- very much taciuitlr
AMI removes The ramps which many ltuales arc ...i
10. No woman n rAe knew tie grat value O.. n.
Strengthening lofdial would fail o dse it
have received uumerou. testlmoulsls from diF,f,.
pafi of he country Rh re used Knowing The gaot
t 60 ub,e 90 DONG viii WHr4ut every bottle vi 10,
Cordial a. Doe iati factory in ts Ie ute.
The fJ lowing IS mploms indicate those affection, ,
whieh The Female Strengthening C9rdi.i has ifst.
invaluable
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
rEsrlMnN1Al.s

regard Nj Eddy a. one of the most capable and
success ful practitioners with whom have had ofica
intercourse"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03

inc entct OF SlEkllNb' = dBkb6lA in eighteen
months
CERTIFICATE.
This is TO certify that, sbou. 81 yhteen mou.ts ago
commenced u'ing SrEELiNG's ANHRostA. Ny HAIR WIS
short, thin, and rapidly falling out. had dried mans
Hair Tones, lnylgorators &c Sithout receivius a1v
tcnea Soon after using the Ambrdsia my hair ceased
falling cat, sad commenced growing 70 rapidly as io
loush nc Vow ny hair is thick soft and glossy aui BE-
i've feet four inches In lcngh-when let down reaching
the door. This wonderful result attribute solely 3. the
use Of SrERlNa's ANBRosiA, a. since Commenced using
IL have applied nothing else TO my hair.
Mrs. l.. A. BROWN,
No, iai broadway. New YORK
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
Some Business, 81.

Montpelier FEB 10, 1881 rs
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03

through iai5c certidcass references and tecommfs
Iauons of Their medicines ~ i4f i,uf no cannot ~
pose 90 contradic hem ~ Shu Decides, to farils'
'heif imposition. copy from Mcdc1l BooAs much thh
~ written OF The qualities aud ELECT Of different herbs
aud p,autsa ascriDe all the same 70 their Pills, ~.
racls Specifics &c., most Of which II not all contain
Mercury because OF tie ancient belief o. ils curing
tert lung hDt NOW known 10 " klli more tbRu 10
cured sndth2'e not Killed COM nationally injured Tor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03
,NORANCE on QUACk DoClOWs AND NosrRUy
MAKERS

through the ignorance Of the Qaaok Doctor knowing
no other remedy ne relies upon dEHOuRY aud give
all hi' patients an fula Drops &c, 20 the Nostrum
haser equally Ign rant adds 10 his 20 called Extracu
Speenc Atudoe, &C. both lely ine upon It's effects u
curing few 10 hundred, It IL trum tted In yAtioui
ways throughout the land but ALAS nothing Is said
'l the balah'e some OF whom die others grow worse
sud are st to hnSer and suffer foI months or ears
Wv relieved or cured II possible by competent physe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-05-03

who kuoA ftl1 the nature ana character OF spcc.t
bsrlet aud LEss AZ 10 het ouie some exhibit forged
Diploma gi Institutions or College, which never -
isitd ir auy pert OF the W0 Id others exhibit DipIo
m.- 10 thc Dead. how obtained tnAnuWn not on v
l,umns aud advertising IA oi those Inserted Ia
Toe ui mas lut 10 iurlei their imposi ion assume
a1r NJ other mott celebrated th}sicians ony sac.
q. bd NeitA.r be deceived hy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30

lhefiAfa- heh. - lsai-
0FFTcE Is Jaqusz- Frsness's stesc, We. Il
First street. Ofioe. hours. > to y. =. ~; % 3
F.a. mar1a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
For constahIe.

MrssnseEBiToha: Please announce JAMES s
WILLS a. 4 esndidats for Constable.
MAsY FRIEsHs
FRAgK NORRIS viii be ae~udldAte t5r ~,
rlectiou 20 the ornee Of Constable Of Pigeon
TOwsss.iP ~ ne ensuing April rissis;'
HENRY PLoEcER viii Be candidate ior r.
elsetiou to the once u con.fAb BIZ u Pigsoa TENN
ship Al the ensuing election.
WI. IAPP l. = candidate ioF ths sfsss q Go
stable u Pigeon Township Al the susslne april
s.cetpB.
Please shneaESs ne - candidate for ecnsts-
bls Of Pigeon Township at the ensuing April
election. ROBERT 7. HULL.
AR. EnsToa ;-Pirase Annosaos E.s - : eandlf
asts fof the 0aaes u eJEssAsIe Of Pigeon TssB
ship At the ensuing April slsssion.
JOHN G. sARGE ssT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30

INTERNAL REVENUE.
UniFed States Internal Revenue
ANIMAL Taxes Fo- 1871.

TIE sifansrezget taz-rlksta L hazEsT ltlls1 e
1he rroxtslsnz saf ths TAs5ei Stsfes kxtisr AaN
reIafffe ssth- sssessalez.ls i asssi4a' sazea-
b iea sixsF -e-tf41 4 re 81 g sEfF q ~
# iz HHs-ie o. eats - 81 Isrsoi fa-insfsi =
Il 1s=. lions SO ccFz.a sftg-s za44 iaaAz~
n arr-sal sltgtFs Lesuss. y az - - EtEsEF EHt
EIzzE no. BAL ~ AAT g EzrE lEAEs y ws e
Z l5ss aE E-t-z2 t5tas A,si sssat s-ssszsE % tae
District rktr. laesta1 - shs elzsu1t = sau--4
ipcszasa IL arm rs ~ e8sses- -isrssi TAe
spoclsl tsxs and d - tusirsss ~ s1fsftp1 ltbss
- afy ats l-c-1ss
sSsss Fsrsen rhoskait zzsa - lass- stsels fsturn
Z t1r Asrrs eT arc9rst1 r. tAs lsst f1t0rElath1a
Witch b ~ et'aiu st1i II ash t-s- sae Asssser
i relulro % ed s.i5y F'T stea e tss az ''sli
7 Ct the itsriz & suck lfsl
livery 4ers5s1 whk .Eeil deliver - a. Assessor
sas fsss o. .slt lIsf 81 STATE aisat, Nits a.
seat ~ eta.e the lsa.iztlsn or soEasEatioa r :
aEired > laxs j. -lbFs-t u tie q hye aEitlrs =
I 1eiisfsi Aaa IN zaeA ease fbe iist SiB D. E5a.is
E sut ny fbe Assessor % Assistant ASSESSOR, apd
from tie y4iEzisgn aBd uuzaersf3H 50 taade shers
I en- bs 10 appeal
Payts9 81 81 the sAngAi t4xsss except thsse faI
ilesases..si{ net = asuaneea uniu TEE thirtiefn
! day 81 jas.
1he appropriate BANKS % xhich &c mase "a
tara, Ind al ncoeszasg iHfyrsatian, sii Be faF
aizhed ~ e. s. Hsrnbrooks Assistant Assessor
! faf The BIB Division. % whnaa hs rsfuras shoasa
fe delivered before tste first Monday q u a.
J. G nuTcaISs0S.
L. :. Assessor, ist District
| Ninqspnfs Fsb =, lssf.
OFFICE is Jaqnsz= Frsnea1's store. We. Il
First >treet Ofiiaes hoars. . 70 ~ =. y. % 3
20. nar1a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30


TnE Lars Mas Gas. G.. T. BrAuEE.
GARb.--The New Orleans Picawpne con
tains an obituary Of Margaret Caroline
Deslond, wife of Gen. q. r Beaaregard
The Picayaae comments az follows upon
her death
Belonging TO one'of the best Creole
families in Louisiana, closely connected
with those who have held honorable po-
stions 10 their country and abroad,
known and esteemed by large and low
ing circle OF friends at the South, at the
North, and in Europe, ret TO none OF
these was she so warmly, SO devotedly
endeared as she was to her husband who
Was absent, and to her relatives and
friends who, night aud day, during the
years Of her illness, have watched by her
bedside, have anticipated every possible
want. and soothed her sickness with an
unwenrylng devotion commensurate with
and comparable with their love alone.
When the immediats predecessor of
the present Commanding General Ger,
Butler) was 10 this department. be per.
sohaiiy NthdeFcN 70 beF al escort ana
every facility, il, aud whenever, she
should wish 10 Join her husband She
was too weak, too i'll to be removed The
devotion Of this lady io'her husband, her
love for him, was such that she would
not allow her family to communicate to
him her critical position Her sorrows
and her sufferings have been respected.
even by strangers, TO the day of her
death, and her entrance into the land
where there is always peace.
Is it possible that Butler, the beast.
treated so kindly and considerably the
wife of the worst rebel in the South?
Whist beast be must bel
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
eoeRoaATIoN AorleE.

oEpta EnH A EHffa stpE VIA.
March II. t8s-zAua neW Il l. bafehy nFdsred
snd difsrssd BY the cgnfnen c8unt{i slfbs Cts oi
kysnsvfias. that the asnsra 81 al uts &c nsFts 81
lss. fruntlas saieiang ths sai ltpusi sads 81
sixth stIeet. lson Eaia 10 lsara-l stffnts,
u aid CRY c4nas the side enlks thnrsa1 70 g..
brought e the proper Tvads. aud tlai thHy Gauss
Sidewalk q class sc. } Is isif easa thcFsau
sithu dirty fsys fraat fhs ruhiigatiau &c this
eFs.r
A. pFAKFLIs Clark
Clerks 0fice, Maeth 90 isaf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30

Far Justtee-of-the-P
HIRAM NELSON viii serve As Jusiiss-of-ths.
Peace, for Pigssh Tosnship. " sleetsi
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
s0EpoRATfos soTleE-

1EpkE faA a FtkAA ass NkfE.
MAfeh IL 50 AHd ata Il j. hertis stfafsk Aasi
directed - tte foaasii ~ tia slfs e s.
an%ailie fhaf he eNnafs II 80 f- parts ~ iets
ffonfius - % adjoining fhr 9sst eide 4
Eat street. ftnfH Centre - Srssn# tffsefs, it
sail elf .eaass The eide walt theeou 10 T. transl
C. ihe Hfgpfr grade, and hai tAes esuse slte-
walk ~ Class No 2, e. b. laid dozen tIHFtoB Wth-
IN tbirfs dsgs fFem The patl.siian si this eEta7
A. FhAfELtA, Chsfss
Clerks glace, Marrh ~ ISL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30

fIFHE COMMON COUNCIL. or TIN efTf
of kvnasxllls will rresise sastta8 Htsgl=als
mill FFllag, tbs 10 day - April, lsfi ~ sfssl
fas the siies citrate besvseH fsef a1sd sis5sissi
Street, ash eNtssstHs ffum seruus3 - 1hird
stssets. ii said elts A. ~ kfFhtN. tirrk
fieTk Z UHiee Mssfh n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
PAINTING.

INHE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
Il shop AZ Ne. 65 Maiu Street. whore he be
toond At All times prepared to execute IN the hest
possible manner all kinds Of House and sign
Painting, gliding and PAPER HANGING. BY
strict s1tsntioR to bu~lncss, be hcpes TO merit a
liberal share Of ratronge, N.ets
fsbis 4. W. OSBORNE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
INTERNAL REVENUE.
To All whom it may Concern.
x-oT ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT

AUN Akt HEKEbY UT II I'D THAT
4 yeur lse1sss. 4ggfieasssss fef q. 3 Lsaesses
ss{lfs Plat. Hggsss. Carsfla,s sif sFfss gshsaes
y ass ksaf sAsssereF aN ssassg res dala.l Is sas
fs feF saEs az Hse D. fast aa - BEFORE "a
srat - Me-, Isss
sesticH imposes Isns3is Il TVS NJ sDsED
D0lLAEs foz delivering l.isa u fr&u1uisnt iisf
Snstiaa 20 requires tts EetEFn % hs Furnished
date ~ ikls noti-q
section II imp - q 70 sats q F1rTI pr zen
tam ca the amount 81 TAI. and . fsTlqlE@Fs q
oNs agSpzKn DaLLAEs Tor nsgieeG y Eefusag &,
furuish the reqslr ! lists
ofl,s og@a moan q u Al. Ate Pm
3. s. 10 kNBAQtiK,
Assistant Asses 70 Nsndsrhurgh CoanfY
maraa Gft lie
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
DISSOLUTION.

Dissolution Of CO. Partnership.
THE Co-PARTNERSHIP HERErOFORs ex-
Il isting between h. Browning, A :. Brow ain Z,
aud Gee. b. Browning, uaier the frm- tame 0f
K Browning SECS, MAS dissolved on the u iEst.
b the Withdrawal Of A. ). Browning from the
arm. 4. Browning aud tee. h. BruNniug, ua-
DER the nrra-n2ne Of II. Browning q sep, viii
continue the business At the old stznd-witi pay
ell liabilities Of the late nrnl, aad collect all
claims due the same.
RICHARD BROWNING
ANTHONY 5. BROWNING,
mhi5Slm GEoRGE u. BROWNING.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
n. b. cLIPF o RID.
Commission Merchant
BxCL UsIv ely

I HAVE DIsPOsED or Ny STOCK OF ono.
4 esgisss Prod cs, Sc, - End that I eannot.
nor can en7 eDs fisss 80 justice 70 thsIissTas ana
thsif shippers whfn shey tuy, for u Il zatgrsi
hat they vii al TIER eva goods Efss. as
hsss manf sainpsHs vii iiestAfser coness ~.
sssf strictly 10 tie
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
CherrY So sewer.

FTsHR g0MN CorSEt1 uF Tug CITY o.
j Etasss ~ III rgceiKl sfslei tf6pe-ais "a
er tsfafe Arfii i.t, tsl, 81 All exfsusloa 81
chsfry street kssaF ffoni lfs pm ssaf isFmhsn.
BgHr Eighth htsseks 10 Eeush street. 20 i- eani.
piaf@a - ths ] & day e srHsen8hef. 1855,
Plan sua sF@eiHeafigts n5ay - sen ~ fne
ceuaal hsAslaf. a PFATFLIg cisfs.
0le4k'a one. Mzzeh ~. issit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
SHIRT MANDATORY.
J. S NIT rs
SHIRT MANDATORY,
Nc. . second st,
Us sKAY's BLecx.l

SHfBTs MADE u ORDER PROM MEAS
- arrcrnt aud &c warranted. A stock Q
Teady male shirts and Collars aiwayscu hand, sad
.sAitss, etching BoSous kc., dens with neatness
aud despatch
rhsnkfulfcr pSss fAvsrs the subscriber respect
fahy soicits = ccngaface o. the patronage
uSerNly bsstewed Cor tue past Eve years
nefe7 SMITH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
NEW BOOKS.

general Grant and bis eamraigusi
ThsArt Of Conversational
The Nations sin and PunishmeRii
La Gaviosa; spsnlsh novel;
4 wemAn's Ransom. By RoeiBzon
oodfo's Cave; 4
Revelations Of Mother Juliana;
1t J. HEALEY'S.
No. a, ooroer Of Main aud First styests.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
MARRTED.

on the 2sth inst. by the Rev. J. G. White. a,
the residence Of thu bride father, Mr. JAMES
vEACH 90 Miss FL0RENcE eRkES, all Of this
city.
With the aboss We received portion ef excel.
lent wedding cake, and tender to the happy pair
cur ~armest wishes for their happiness and pros.
Perity.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
UNION CITY TICKET


For MarsAai,
ANTHONY TEsY oOkDE.
For tasrk,
ADOLPH PFAIFLtS.
For Csileofor,
WILLIAM q. BHPPLE.
Tor Treasurer,
JAMES DAVIDSON.
:or F,Fregor,
CHA RLEs @. 0kNESg
For Street Comnlfssionss,
ALFRED KIRKFATRIcK.
For Assess0fs,
fThres 10 be elected
WILLIAM WARRES, ia,
JOHN SCHUBERT.
JOHN PAINE.
for CoHHeifmeH,
lat waTd-wILLIAM DEAN,
ID Ward-sAMUEL NJ. ARCHER,
ID Ward--JOHN a. BiKKENBusCH.
tth ward--JACOB FLEMING,
9TH ward--AHDREW J. HUTCHfNsON,
9th ward-THORNTOS MALES,
7th wsrd-HENRT l.. DANETTELL,
sth WaFd--FnEDERick ". COOK,
9th wArd-NILLIAh Mills.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
ooKrogATIoE NOTES.

akkhA - EAAh tahN WakAs
Msrch II lsSs.-=eAna sss Il l. hssslY prii.Fsa
and direefef by tas Cqmmet GaHHsh q tbe City -
EFansTlie that TIE bHusrs 81 ST fsfs parts q
ioses ireEtihE aEdstuins h. northeast sslis
ef afer street. frata Cherry Oak streets. 10
sald Ctr, caasA tie I'D Naist thereon q T.
fsfssirsd within tkaty dsss tser ths publistiss
af this oflssF
A. rF6FFr1s. ristt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
WANTS.

AHINERs-Slx or eight Miners eau hnd con-
wi slant work aud eoud wages BY applying GO
James Oakley, with messrs- Jacgness French
Of to the undersigned ON Green River
moss w. n. OAKLEY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
CTrx ADVERTISE ) ENTo.


Msfrh Is Isel.--ArA isesf IL ID hsfaAy 4Fdsrsa
And directed IS the Common isalei u tha t4ty u
Evansville that fhs Sgness - 40 rts IL Tagts 81.
his. ifeHfiaE sau % siiasnlnE sha ss+sl slf.
Aesf stEest. ffpm High 10 CeH.se ssrevts
r. said ciff. saase ths llss-walks User ~ Il l.
bfcnqtt 20 the pFapsr ~ B. sna thss hrs esass q
sias ~slk 81 Class ~. 2 ~ y laid deHn thsfeal
siihia thirty asxs iron the puHllasfish q; TT.
afi-r
A. PFAg&issS. rlsrk.
t..skss uRies gsrsh gH tss4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
CoMMIssIOH BUsIn9ss.

D~ss-ee - csftas reHnof 40 beftar than 70 Iaars
their srdsrs Nifh ne. Mr.. =. N. COPELAND,
safs ~ CoFsisnd, Ednnsnds a Co., aflI .adTo IL
Csttcn hrslnsss ms personal attention ne u oDs
among TIE bet Jsdgss in the State Orders
ssih-iud. n. y. CLIEFOED,
ssFzs 70. Front Row, Asnphfs, lena.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
TO THE LADIES.

Itsr kkCEtshu 81 ENPkkSs From
" aWs bsD0rcst's tbs celebrated Diamond
pasa, pstrootfed by ], EmPeratriee EuSeHia sc ths
mht9 II Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30

MKssnseEDiToEs Please announce JAMES s.
WILLS a. 4 candidate for csnsf1bIs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
Have in stock and arriving daily


Have in Stock and arriving daily
eSsks Trace Chains. =
.oo9 lbs Log ChAIa,
= Dozen c. 5. Planters Hoes, Z
20 e Garden Hoes And RAkes,
50 . shevelz and Spades. f
20 q Hay sna Maznre Tosks,
leo scyths. Snesths aaa crsale=.
fea . Biood's c. 8 Grass. GFsia and
Briar scythes,
Is gress seythe Stones,
50 dozen Hay Rakes, a
- =. Sheep Shears,
50 +" Cstten Csrds,
sd 100 gros. KaivSsA aa FOyks,
so dozen Pockss knives,
loo gross Tea and Table spoons.
50 dossn cos~s Mills.
% q. Meal Selves.
90 {" Curry Combs,
so kegs Wheeling Nails.
$50 aosea Psa-LOeks. Germsn 4 AsserieAH.
~ 80 Door Locks and Latehes.
1000 gress Arericaa Screws,
100 dossa shoe. Korss, Cath snd serss
Brushes, .fr
$50 Tee and conss<r scases.
cases Hard Frsns siates.
Z toas B<rea Grind st0uss.
Door, Gate and STRAP Hinges,
Borsng Machines.
Carpentsr Tools,
Cooper Teols-BsSton's and Whites.
Ohio Tool Company Planes.
Cabinet Hardware,
nm and cruss Cut Saws. -
Chain Punps, ~, &C. fszs..-'s =
As most Of our goods were purchased fer
-
Hardware, ws will oasr tbsm al tbs lssvest
possible rates.
JACOB sTRAUB & SON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
REMOVAL.

% VIC. NEwIrT. FLORIST. HAS
c<&f>SA removed HE Nursery 70 Ftrss Aysnue,
&kIr4TpAsS next door 70 y. Dunk's Nursery,
S%Ex7A<s- ~hsrs he hes established himself pr
epfST> n'ansutty.
He ! ~ now ready for sale, all on their own
roots the nest varisfiss Of Roses, yvrheaas Gers.
NUNS. Fachsias Heliotrones. Palargoueans
Donh's and CNrnation. striped PetuntAs, Hardy
phiox, intermediate stocks, &c, all perpetual
Blooming Plants
Ihsvc also the new Double Fiowsring Zinnias
which ao~ers as large as the full Double DAhlia.
aud the Fhiox premonii, from Il beautiful varie-
ties. all fFom marked bowers.
The two packages Of seed fer 80 cents. sres By
mail.
a dne assortment ef Dshiias win be ready the
lat OF May. Eh2s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-30
RARE CHANCE !


Very Valuable Property and Bust
ness Fer sale
HAVING II contemplation = removal 70 Gin
einnstf. ~ orr far ssss on sxc@s.finely essx
terms. the fslioEiHg very ds-ifzble aaa valuable
Properly;
Tie large tpo-st6ry brick n,esi.roor yya,~h-ase.
vita Zee House szarhsd. sisxss8 on the corner u
loeusS streei and the Canal. tsiag Lot -. Dona-
tlen Enlargement, s5xl4f feet We woaI4 also All
With flf- pr~snises the Farnitars, Fixtur~- &C.,
larinsssns Sas~, DESKS. ceHhters, Truck. Scales,
erassTy- Pras.ues Or eosazsissien btsinsss; al-o
tie geed viii AMI sarcessoFslip 81 oar basiuess.
These premises xeli adapfed fer tobacco fac
tory and warehouse. also.
lie doubis brick SIHsks Hose ana EsaderiuK
Honsss sad s-ssas warshease, eorner Eoeast and
Dunbar streets, used ev f1r the p5rk business
also, fhs keftis Screws, Lard Tzts, Blocks, CIea-
ssFs, &C., Re-, comprising syeryfhing nsossssry for
The d=sirshls and couvsnieutfy arranged brick
Dueiiing. On Lgezssf strest, bsxwean sixth and
seventh, belnE Lsis Aos. II and y, in Block 81.
EsstaTn EalaFgsmeEf. Dos occupied by GeorEs
Tosf-r and in eosarlste order. on tbess trszalses
&ra two Cistnvnss staosss Wood ehed, Aes also a
large yard a!lsd vito rhoicr Frrit Treszs Shrubs
and Flowers sl=9,
Tse sIs,afsfsisa sus-hz1f q b f-zsue NzEehorss
situated on Lets and IN Block -, Eastern En-
lar- nssnf. RAINING through frDaa Chureh street
athe Canal En3er renf issg 50 PER month; also,
TIE veii-iurEsved and highif-caltisstsd Fzrra,
SITUATED near Qsk Bill CeEietery, containing q
arrrs. 81 Under ferea, srres q which l. sur
Tozlse-d BY new zad substantial picket fsnEs, and
tlea WITH kTuit Trees 81 evr-y kind. incIading
at-Eu- "A scEs Of vel Set besrirZ Grzps EiEes
% tnsss rrrTtses aEe sifnz'-f Esz frsrsse Dwell
laGs z11h = large C~lArs SEA-, Cisssrn large sta
eies &C. Fa-sess2oa e2n - hai Ist Il March zlsa
TE9 d7sraHls huii1lag Lots Sos aud = N
Heck -. E2sssrn EnlzEE=sasas. Adjoining abe
s5Syss also,
The Lot 2sxs1 fest ca Fourth strret, near the
ec-ner q Least, being 80 ezeesssnt stand for
steEss slsos
he undivided sns-bzIf AZ 2sxs0 BET, sdJ5inlux
thu Above-
Toe above property w3lt BE- soIa on Iong credits
II 5s=irea Titles HstsTsrAbie- Parties wishing
70 sxaralus any 81 tn anSse property, Vii pi-sse
raa 81 cor asr@, ssfnsF Loenzt street and The
Csns4 GEO. FOSTER 4 60.
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