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The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27
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Sensible PRayefs

We take the following from the Hart:
ford Comm Times:
A Congregational church in q. neigh.
boring State got SO completely. enlisted Id
enc Ct 4Ae political eentes1s, that little az
tentiCn was given to religious questions:
The minister was constantly preaching:
praying and e3horting On political isaues:
aud his deaCons and laymen followed suif
at the prayer and conference meetinFa.-
Finally, q worthy old farmer, ono Of the
staunchest and best members Of the COO:
gregation, and firm, undertaking Demo:
crat, was called upon to offer prayer
Said he:
80 Lord, uphold the Democratic party:
which has received Thy support ever since
the great Je6ersonian struggle. Oontinu6
to bless that party which has, under Tht
protection and providence, brought kreiS
blessings upon tie republic. IfItbeThy
pleasure land believe it will be), oh CT:
~ that party through this struggle TO 4
complete triumph. Oh, bless the opp0:
nents Of Democracy, personally bat nt.
terly destroy their ianatical aud iniattotla
schemes, if it be Thy will 10 do 90, as 1
verify believeit Is. Be on thesIde IL De:
mocracy; as Thou hast been, b thsi4
pedcefGl pursuits, instead Of wickedlS
warning man against brother. And olE, I
6eseech Thee, especially, to free the Chris;
tian churches from the political stSife and
bitterness which are re0ding them astffSI
der, destroying their usefulness, aud tufiiE
ing them unhappily into mere pOiitiedl
associations. Let Us hear sOmelhine Il
Thy word and mercy on the SG6Eath:-
We have already been piled to fullnsss
with political fanaticism, and our minister
has become stump orator agaIast ths
good old party which Thou in Thy wis
dom hath upheld so long, and So repeat-
edly guided to victory, and sustained in
the establishment of sound TieSsuFes.-
Oh, turn his mind from these things, and
direct his attention to his Legitimate reli-
gious duties, or turn him directly over
into the hands Of the Abolition party. and
let them take care Of him; and provide a.
a true minister of the gospel. Al any
rate, the present state Of things CaaHot
last. If politics are to rule, shall claim
one half Of the time In behalf of the Dem.
Ocratic party, so that there may be free
and fair discussion within these waIIA -.
Amen I" - '.;'
This was 3 stumper. TWAS the Arst
prayer ever publicly offered in thai eAaeoA
for the success Of the DsmOCratte paStw
and its nominees; though hunG w. e
prayer exhortAtioDs had been maG1HiA q.
position to that party. When. IL 80
man had finished, there wAa o 0ilonee q
half an hour; and the meeliAg thea "a.
journed. And this ended NE pellsical
preaching in that church. Ksom tkst -
forward the minister AttsaA q u - -
pei duty, and left all poliii 49, q
be settled outside of tlls shnseh. Aaain
the society pF0spssad asa tAspe ~ 3
better feeling aanooG the iasHib
Christian charity /; Iasss 6ss(,l -
The old mans prayer Masa 6nsi. = =. e
more respects than one.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27
%b---
The Few vs.. the Many.

All who have watched with care the
events Of the last few years are well aware
that there is a dangerous tendency Of
wealth, and with it, as natural cOnse-
quence,' of power and influence. in the
hands ofthat portion ofcommunity usual
ly denominated-and the term is well
enough understood-the few. The caus-
es that have had weight in producing this
concentration Of wealth and power are
very numerous. None, however, have
been so powerful as the improper exer-
else, and that, too, with the tacit consent
of the people, of the powers of govern
ment by unworthy hands. 1t is not the
inefficicncy, nor is it the fault of our gov
ernment in the abstract (; but, and we re-
peat it, in the improper exercise of the
powers of government entrusted in the
hands of the unworthy. The influences
Of party feeling, ,forbidding the attainment
of the proper ends Of government, are at
the foundation Of the evil. 1t is not till
the people think less Of party, act less as
partiSans, that evil can be remedied. In
the heat and delirium Of party feeling they
elect their Legislators, and under the same
jaundiced influence they watch their move
ments. Either all acts are unequivocally
condemned or extravagantly lauded and
while the people are wasting time and
breath in blind devotion to the god of
party, their rulers are often enacting laws
for their own personal benefit, and greed
lily grasping the spoils ofoffice. 1t is get
ting too common that the qualification for
a candidate, and paramount to all others,
is wealth. Wealth makes knaves honest
men, fools wise, traitors patriots, and fel-
ons martyrs! He that hath wealth has
praise and honor lavished upon him with
q profuse hand.
Perhaps the cause Of the evil tendency
of which we first spoke lies still deeper
Is it not in that insatiate longing fol
wealth, gold, which seems to act with
double force in the American breast, that
causes men to look with eager eyes on him
who possesses it; and worship, as it were,
the possesSor, merely because he has in
his possession the idol of their existence
Is it not the Fictitious lustre that boarded
gold sheds on most men who hold high
stations of trust and emolument, which
invests them with more than half the tai
ent and capacity usually attributed tc
them?
Be the cause what it may, one thing is
certain-that honors and privileges are
heaped upon the rich, and that in their
hands is fast tending that power which
will ere long prove too great to be resist
ed. MonopoIes are springing up around,
and capitaIists-rich men-are rapidly
and surely grasping the golden sceptre,
which has, even here, tnore influence, more
power. than talent, integrity, or intrinsic
worth. The people can alone remedy this
growing evil; but they, with all thcir
jealousy of rights and immunities, will
not awake to the evil till the chains are
too firmly riveted to be broken.-[Bo
ton Investigator.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

AN HONEST LIFE.-Thc poor pittance
Of seventy years is not worth being a viii
lian for a splendid tomb? Sleep you
with innocence. Look behind you through
the tract of time. A vast desert lies
open in restrospect; wearied with years
Of sorrow, they sink from the walks of
man. You are to leave them where they
fall and you must go little further,
and you will find eternal rest. What
ever you may have to encounter between
the cradle and the grave, every moment
is big with events, which come not In
succession, but, bursting forcibIy from a
revolving and unknown cause, fly over
this orb with diversified influence.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

WHY He LEFT THE CHuRcu.-"I be-
lieve you are connected with the church
in Elm street, are you not, Mr.. Dickson!"
said the customer. "No, sab, not at all. :"
What! are you not member Of the
African church ?" Not dis year, sab. :"
"Why did you leave their communion,
Mr.. Dickson, if | may be permitted to
ask?" Well III tell you sah." said Mr..
Dickson, stropping a concave razor on
the palm of his hand, sit was just like
this. ]. jined the church in good fait I
gave ten dollars toward dc stated gospil
de fus year. and de church people call me
Brudder Dickson; de second year my
business not so good and I glib only five
dollars. Ttat year the people call me
Mr.. Dickson "Dis razor hurt you
sab ?" "No, the razor goes tolcrably
we'll" "Well. sab, de third year | feel
berry poor had sickness in my family;
I didn't glib noffin' for preachin' well, sab,
artcr dat they call me dat old Niger
Dickson, and l left EN-"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

How is Europe bounded p said a teach.
er to one of his little pupils.
I, thou, he, she, it was the reply.
For shame, Johnny; try again.
'Oh, please. sir, remember now that
is the answer to one Of my grammar ques.
tions, and | thought was to be heard nv
grammar first
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

a FEW mornings since we were relating
in our family the fact Of friend having
found upon his doorstep fine little male
infant, whom he adopted, when one of
the olive branches remarked:
Pa, dear, it'll be his stepson, won't iii?
We thought it would, decidedly.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

"HUMBLE as am" said bullying
spouter to a mass meeting of the unterri-
fed, III still remember that I'm fraction
of this magnificent republic"
"You are indeed" said a bystander,
land vulgar one at that"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

.AT spiritual circle the other evening,
gentleman requested the medium to ask
what amusement was most popular in the
spiritual world. The reply was, Reading
our own obituary notices.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

Two deacons weFp oncs -
the proposed site fcf lha =. I,
when the nrst reW6gkOd. tII =
buried In that grppt1 ss /
swat an obsttnatS .ttSA. 8
Ond; "if my life b PaFed u
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27


n@LxIxOEs A "A n y - 1e X
b. ~. sHLvIcEs, -
ku,.,a =. ApvarcE-One Year, s5 SIX Months
~. Thrcs Noaths One Aonth payable 70 the Car
10 ts esntS; sinsls Copies lah cents
AuVRkV3sao-OA Square Of 10 lines, hrst insertion 81
- d 30; Business Cards Of 10 lines
tHrss Snths e0. liberal dlSoeunt VIII be made 90 the
Above for yearly and quarterly Advertisements which
eSsssa ess SVunfs.
Ma paurTTHo-o~r omcs Is repe,s With all the modern
sTeTy ttyta PRINTING, such a. Beoks Pamphlets Briefs
SaS.1 Randhls CanaFs, Ban Tickets, Prugrammes Ger
fFSsk1 u Stock Depes Blhsads, Checks, Receipts
6sTk1 kSbsls, Gso, n ptan Or fancy eolored inks.
Hs1sAanA ghAsF the sW, for sac this once; also
i-1N Toalaratdns Of Homestead the convenient
-. Juss printed, . complete form Of MINERS DEED
OSo, bssutifsIly executed MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.
TraHER No my Washington street. opposite Nasuires
80 Rcuss the ouly authorized agent for the MOUNTAIN
1EM0CRAT IN the ety Of San Francisco. All orders for
he Paper Advertising left with him will be promptly at
.sendedto.
", l. SRoNN athe EahOrirsd Agent ofthe DEMOCRAT At
beeFWsNA caerA for the adEeElsing, or for job
VoTk, M With him, Nh be promptly attended to-
cHAs r JACKSON Is the authorized Agent Of the MOUN
TAIN DEMOCRAT At n Dor0do. Orders len With him will
Sspro1ptIy astended 70.
~ nIDLRMAY IL our suthoriEed arcnt At sseramento.
II aFd0rs for advertising etc. len with him Will receive i'm
ls1kAEs AttsntiOn
Ar L. BIAS agent Sr ~ DusOeHIT at virginI" City
Nevada Territory.
COL W. KNOX ls our authorized agent Grizzly Tls,-
An sraers gVss hin 'OE the Democrat viii es promPuJ al
Once, on COlOma Street.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT,

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY HoRNISG' BY
nRx~xOHs % - n y - r x
..,-..-. ~. =. JANUARY.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

Once, on ColOma Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
Cedron Bitters

One trial aud you will Beqer use any others.
II IL not nreessAry 70 publish long list Of dis
easea lDF which The cedrOn Blfters are : specific.
IN al dlseasaa 81 the STOMACH, BOW
ELS, LIVER ora IClDNEYst
10 al alFeeiious Of thu BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DEHANGEMENT OF
rffe srOMACH OR BOWEBsg
II GOVT itfHEUmATIsaI AND NEU-
EABGfhf
Aud IL FEVER AND AGUE,
It's dssatued u auparcada all other remedies N
rqt 9nly ieafoa these diseases. hat IL PaEvHsrs
mem
vice glass fnH - tho niitsFs taken an hour
before zach meal, will 0bviAte the IN effects Of the
most HniWahhy CimAta aud screen the person
iakitN ibagainst diseaai under the N oat trytng
Bqposaias
Sold bysfugeists and 0rooers zsaaraiiy.
ssh JOHN HOLLIS Principal onies, Fini
street, Louisville, Ky.
Sold BY PETER vIERLfzo,
hbf sofa Agent, Exansvllle, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
- v - pc y - 1 IA >

- its attendant train ofsymptoms, II Aets NOR
40 q charm th,a medicine. There IL nothing
if tie range Of she NatefiA Mediea. that for mo.
payt besf a comparison with Il In this disease.
full account 81 this wonderful plant may be
tnad 10 the llth edition Of the q. 5. Disponsato.
3, pages 1881 aud 1893.
series II experimon u In which Dr.. Bull has
- pr years engaged, has Iass been brought 70
f9eeessful terminal Ion, and be 10 nov enabled n
siier % the public combination Of Cedr0n. with
4ihsr approved t0nics, tbs WhOis preserved In ths
fest quality ~ eDpper-distliied Bourbon whisky
Nieh BE- l. epnhdeut has no equal 10 the world.
might furnish 4 volume Of certificates, but
fublio have long since learned 10 estimate
.4ags - their true value The safest plan IT, Tor
'gery one % tast for himself the virtues 81 nsv
medicine Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
COM MlsSIONRR,s SALE.

DY ORDER OF TaE COURT o. CJaM0.S
ID Plssa of the uouaty OF vAnderbureh ana
State OF Indiana, will, at the door Of the Court
HOUSE IN the CITY OF Evansville, on Saturday, he
Tta day Of January, 1885, az o'clock p n ssil at
public auction 10 the hts hest bidder, the uudivf
ded two thirds OF lot Nc. /, ia Wm Rates's sub.
division of lots Nos l25 and rs in the 6rssinai
Plan Of the city Of kvansviEe being Is fest mont
by 30 feet sp, and situated on Vine, BE- wen
second and Third streets. The property of the hsirs
Of Walter Raleigh, deceased. Terms one half
cash, and ons half in twelve mensAs, vita inter-
est etc. 4N-As@ F4a49~A akaEs- "
Ths rsmalpin gens-thira viii b seld 81 glse sans
time oE'ths same tsrna. s'4
toHN .. CHANDLER,
aesAs-sw4 s~Hniasisnar.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
House Furnishing
fsaTg kNui AZ
Retail Department

In our House Furnishing Department
we have fun stock of ~ : 81 k.D
Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs, Mats, Window Shades
Wall Paper, Curtain Damask, Lace
Curtains, Cornices, Table Oil
Cloths, &c, &c, making the most
complete stock to be found in
Evansx lie. sep -Hroa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
Compound P.etor.l of VIVA oh.rr

aas becoms household word throughout the
West and south: aud his Worm Lozsngss. in less
than year after their Introduction. attained
reputation ~ wide spread the continent 81
worth America. But the CROW Ing glory Of his
tie remains % be attained In bis latest discovery
Or rather combination; for be does not claim 70
have been tbs discoverer Of CEDRoE, which Is the
basis Of the btttsra nov offered 70 the public
That honor belongs ~ ths native inhabitants Of
Ishtral America, 10 whom its virtues have boeo
known for more than two hundred years. Ar. d
sitb IL, the Indian bids defiance 70 the most dead
~ malaria. and handles without fear the most
ONIONS serpsnts IL ~ belief with them that
while there is breath left ia the body, the csdrob
= petsnt % cure, no matter what the disease say
be.
While DR.. Ball IL not prepared ta indOrss tails
e1tr&yasant prstensiou, bs IL Nevertheless satis.
ned from = thorough eEamiHatisn Of the egidsnos
relative y Is virtues, that remedy ahd pre-
sFntAtivs for al diseases arising from exposure
either 10 the changes Of weather and eiiaats, or q
the miasmatic iunusnCes, IL stands without = r.
gais and- Justly deserves the reputation Il has
@lag snloJed 10 CeatrsI America and the West In
- IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
DYE-HOUSE.


Celebrated Steam Dye House,
HAS JUST BEEN REsTrTED AND Is NOW
I1prpared 70 do az hne coioriug a. can be done
Market Streets
HA- Dyes all kinds Of plain and fancy works-As
go0d and cheap - any estshlishment "a the West,
on short notioa. ~hll w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

The EnssnsEaed haEink sold azx ksxsztfrs ssock
sf Eszd5 Nae Cleshiag. AID Gsatiszsass Far
nishtaz Gueess and retired from fks z8ssEress,
ts his nEzzer0zz friends and Customers Ter tbsir
past patronage 30 MbsrAiFy sxterdsd . hfzn, ard
wsGid respectfully rse01msuz hassrx1 Tsyl0r 4
Co., VIE have szscasde4 D in IN tia hnairssa and
who are now prepAre6 70 f1g1ish % ghafr este n
era svsry rtsels En thar uBs, - gzs pssy hsss
qcAlify, ard - Fhs Dsst kyossbie pzssaa-
azss1 n LYoH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
COAL.

Newburg and Eureka Coal.
FINHE UNDERSIGNED WILL FURNISH TO
Il cons 4mers, at all times, superior article Of
Coal IN quantities 10 suit.
MoRTEN 4 Co,
novS OficA Ne. s. Snath Wsf~r S..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
HOUSES FOR SALE.


CoTTAGE ON CHERRY sTKEET,
n between seventh and Eighth, with sixty net
lot. si
A Frame Dwelling on second street, cppostts
the Presbyterian Church, near walnut.
Two houses on xth street. near WalHnt
Frame nweiiing on Leet street
street, near Main -f
Also; namher OF vacant Tots, suitable br
eaalaiag sites. Apply 10
THoS. Z. 6ARvrN,
GO. .Ieod Thira street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

Ever brOush. % this market, consisting
of
Brown sheeting and shirtings.
Bleaehed Goods. American and
Foreign Dress Goods, Prints, Cash
meres, Satinests. Tweeds. Cotton
AIDES, Linens and Ginghams, Gloves
and Hosiery, &c, &c. Also q full
stock OF Notions. ~
These Goods Sere alt boasht before
the great advance in prices aad we viii
guarauteeto sell as low as the same Kind
of Goods can be Bought in any market
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
IN THE
Retail Department

We have -full stock OF
Ladies' Dress Goods, Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints 81. "A,
5-4,, 104 Bleaehed and Brown Cot
tons, Silk and Mozambique eircu-
larsand Sacques, Ladies sun UNI
sbrellas and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, SC, 70 which we would
call the attention. Of all wishing to Pur-
ehases in our line of business
q zs5s f~+-~As-
ny2o-lY JAoUEss q FRENCH.
- No. 10 First street. Ev1nssfils
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

u0EEk=em
GROCERIES.
DLATT co.'s BALTIMORE OYSTERS -
L Received daily. Warranted fresh
II. A. COOK, Agent.
(tosnEEsED MILK.--s dozen esaa Condensed
" Mia At II A. COOKS,
HONEY 10 dozen ID cans frssh Honey 81
H IL. 4. CpVh 2.
| 4. boz. FEEsH CLANS.
u i2 don fFtsa salmon,
IL dor DO Holsters,
6 doz picksled CLANS,
dgE do LobsleTss ~
IA. COOKS.
| CtovE oYsrERs.--s0 dos and 10 cans. Cove
| " Oysters, at II. A. COOKS.
(gREDN CORN AND PRAs-ss doz Green
| " Peas, and 10 doz Green ceru, a -,
| u. A. COOKS.
| OuHNETT 4 DUsKER's EXTRACTS rs doz
ID assorlsd Extracts At IL A. COOKS
IN BBLs SPLIT PEAS.
| ~ bills Pearl Barley.
3 bbia Dat Meal,
2 bhls FASinss % aatsa
es.s Pearl ssgss aea fsa-
hi Mis- Mist SEED, as n. A. COOKS.
| TsHEsH BLACKBEKRIEs--a don sasss fTesh
| Blaskberriss, a. ~ COOKS.
! C,TRAwBKRRIEs AND CHERgIEs
/ y % don cans frssh strawberries.
30 doz do do Cherries, q
! DIE FRuIT ~ GLASS siaz assorted cur.
rsnts eoo-eessTiss hasPssfT,ss, A9d eess5s'
NJ ii. a. tuok y.
| Ta0fCE FAMILY soAPs-ioo b9Ess sholes
| L Family soaps at Hk7CooK's. 2
/ OLIVE OIL.--ao cases Olive 0H. In quarts and
1 " 10 cases do, Ia pia's, Al " A. cook >.
| SsrOsE wARE.-5,Oo0 gals stone Ware. from
| > Putnam, Ohio, forss,is at Pottery prizes A.
/ II. A. COOKS.
-TsRxsu CAN PINE APPLES 100 dos cans
y choice Pine Apples at h. a. COOKS.
| - KKsli CAs PEACuEs. 500 dos cans fresh
/ T Peaehes, at H. =. oooh ,.
INEATHER BUSTERS 20 doa assorted sizes
l. Feather nustsrs, the oniy assortmsnt % be
| found in the city. at H. 4. COOKS
i nICKLEsi PIcKLEsi
L % bills ehoioo Piekles.
| 10 4. bbt do do
Is ten gal kegs de-
| Is ave- do do do
% deE gal do
todoE gal Do
50 don gal DO At IA. COOKS.
l'poMAToE UATsUP.--I bbi choice TomstOe
Catup.at IL A. COOKS.
4 4 ,HOiCE rEAsl
~ - y chests assorted Yoasg Tyson Tea,
tu1 do Guapowder Tess
| 5R do Impsriai Tea,
| 20 - do Japan do
| - = DO azsDrted Black TEA.
All ths above Teas selected By myself. and
easl mem 20 sns >. -. ,ss., ''1 ss iii
! t.i.. - a. = ..,.iN - ~ - "a esaoHba
% s'ssa Nus" A.Nei' " - - :. '.
| tAN IoN Fhs she :, 49, - eaSSs1
| - sN~@sa P'sss''SN cooEsa
| - = =
| ITAM aAuSAGEt
| II 80 lbs Ham Sausage, somefhing and
| nice Cali and try il, 81 IA, COOKS.
| DURE CIDER VINEGAR.
| i 80 bhls pure Cider Vinegar 1t
n. a 0ooA .
nAIsfSs cf-RRANrs A.
II 80 boxes Layer Rsisins.
| loo = d. do DO
~ ~. ~ z,nt,. c,r,.at.
/ ~ 49,. 4" aa.a. rtsrras
1 Ia "a. 'S..~.ai.ss $780,
mats ~ f psias' :, F'A''' IA COCKS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
HEROKEE INJECTION.
Compounded from Reefs, Banks and

compounded rom Roots Marks and
Leaves.
CHEROKEE REMEDY. As great Tnssian Dis
aiee essss an dissasss Fl hs ariaa-g oreaHs sueA
eoaiissscs q he Urtas. fgfamstien u tAs Bfad.
fgaasafios II tAs kidRsgs. sioas N fAs Bladds
hicffe, GruHsi Glesf, tonfsrrAasa aad 4 sspreiai
Q rsas sssnd q IN dose ef FlHoF ibss (or eAs
u ssafssl eAsrs az tAs cd aaHssoas silsiuss Aars
failed.
Rs-tt IS Prepared 10 a highly concentrated
gorm, the doss Icing from on,, TO Two teaspoon.
tals three times ser day.
aS-It Is liureiic aud Alternative In its action pa.
rifyng end rluansins the blood, causing IL 60 aow
10 all is oTiglaai purity and yiEor TINS removing
nom The systasn all peruiciona esuses which have
CHEROKEE INJECTION ss intsad
A. an ally and assistant to thoCherokee REM
ettys aud should b. used in conjunction with that
ssedicine In al oases OF 9onnoFrhpA, Glset Rluor
Alhus or Whites. It's Effects ars healing. sooth-
ng aud demulcent; removing ali scalaing, heat
eherdee an pain, insiead Of the burning and al.
7nest aeeadurahle pain that is experienced With
aoariy all The eAeap gaagk I,3safisas
Es- By the use of the Cherokee Remedy
md Cherokee EH.teetion-shs4twom medicines
AZ the same time--all Improper discharges are re.
moved, and the weakened organs are speedily re.
stored 70 fali vigor and strength.
- Fer iali particulars set cur pamphlet from
any dFpg store Ia the country, or write and We
vii natl free 20 any addrvss. fnil treatise.
80 Prioe, Cherokee Remedy, 81 per bot
Tie. % three hcttic- fer -.
SrPrioe, Cherokee Injection, 81 pe- bot.
tle, or three bottles Cor IS :.
So sent BY express 10 any address, on r~eelpt
Of price.
akS-sold By All druggists everywhere. -s.
DIR. W II. Merxxtm a Co.,
SOLE Propristors
No. 50 liberty Street New York
eS-S0ld In EvAas ale BY VA BIERBoWER
aud by al druggist eyerywhsTs. ffsblidAwly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
HARDWARE.

Our Fall Stock beng very
large and complete. we can
offer to our Customers and
the Trade. Goods that cam
not fail to please in Style
uality and Price. Our
Stock is now bought foi
Cash, and prices reduced
We offer the following in
large quantities:
FABLE CUTLERY, Knxliah.
TABLE CUTLERY, AnsrieAa.
TABLE CUTLERY. EngilsA.
FABLE osTLEsT. AasrssAa.
f
alEsis .sa
Eel POCKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
CHoPPIss AR.
CROPPING AIS 81
cHoPPTsg AXES,
r4E1 EoI
SHEARS AND Scissors
sHEARs AND SCISSORS
SHEARS AND SCISSORS
SHEARS 4Es SCISSORS
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS.
TABLE AND TIA SPOONS.
TABLE AND TEA SPOONS
MILL AND oET SAVE
MILL AND y our 81 vs.
WOOD AND HAND 81 MS
wo0D Nd HAND SAWS
Ie u
BUILDER's HlEBwAAM OIL
MECHANICS roofs.
BUTIDER's HARD EARE EI
MECHANICS TeOLA
SD
GYMS AED PfsTsLa.
CAETRTDGKs AND Ggs CAPS.
Guns ATD PISTOLS
CARTBTDGEs AND GUE OAPs
PLATFosH AID o0UsTKR sclLKE
PLATFORM AND coUSTER sCzLEs
SCALE BExMs lHD ETEEL T4RDs.
SCALE BEAMg AND sTEELYABDs-
GEO. q. sOENTAa a CO., r
sfJ No. no mhin street.
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iD MEDICAL.
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DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTERS'
The Latest and Most Important Dis.
cOVery or the 18th Century.

No MANS NAME rs MORE INTIMATELY
: y e0nneetsd with the history Of the MAtsria
1sdiea Of the United States, or more fsEorAbly
kn0wa pfonser 10 medical discovery, thaB
THAI Of Dr. JOHN BULL, o. Louisville, Ky. His
iui1asiabls preparation u SarsapartslA has long
si90d - The head 81 the various compounds Of that
yalaAble drug. His
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DERFUMKRY. soAPS. TOILET ARTICLES,
L PomNsas, eosmetiqaes, Tooth, Natl, Flesh,
H4ir aud Cloth Brushes Coats in great variety
May Be found 81
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DRUGGISTs.

HOE0AISE. AHBR0SIA, KArHAIR0S TBI.
- oophsrous. and al the NEST celebrated pre-
pArAtioas for the Hair, can be fonn1 81 -
20 No 10 ScEth First Street