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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Usawn'. Bronchial rr0chcr.
= 1 havensvsrchsng my mind respecting them
tom nrst, excepting to III nk yet hsttes Of
hat whish 1 began shkxing selt Of
Rev. HsNRY Wasp B8ECur8.
Tho Troches are STAFF Of life to me.
PRoS. Epw'D NosTH. rres Hamilton COlleGr.
Fer Throat Ia0usles tney are spec d.. .
NJ. WfLLP.
Too favor ably kno xn to need conmendation.
HIS. CHAs A. PHsirs. rres Mass. Senate
Contaia NO Opium NOT IN sthing i jaricas
DxA A.HAyEs Chem 1T, Boston.
An elegant combination for coughs
DE- G.. F EIssLOw, Boston
Irecommend their use t. publ speakers.
Klv. Z. II. CHa PiN.
4 Very bens fri,i when suff sriug from colds.
HGv.9 5.P:AHp asstek, ~t.1.asio. .
Almost instant r6iiefin the dfs,fS ssing lsbof Of
bseathihg peculiar to a. hma. ----
Kew A. Y. EGoL. STOW, Ney York.
They have suited ms case cxsc,ls relieving o.,
throat 50 ssstt could SIM with ease.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30


VALuABLs DiscovERY,-Aa. expert
ment bas been made 10 the Dep rtmeos
.! Agriculture, before large number
Of per .ons, clearly demonstrating the
praelicsbii'ty Of every man iq, the North
n aking his 0w0 sugar, A gentleman
foni Nebraaka, Mr. J. +. .R'Gge, who
Is about taking out a patent for mis- pso
cess, was the operator, From Sorghum
syrup sent to the Department. for exhi-
bii u in the course OF few moments he
produced clian and pure sugar, equal
IN oil respects to the best cedse ,suyer,
the residue Of the ryrup proving to be
a" excellent favored article. strO Ugly
resembling amber Or 90 den syrup Of the
saoP', and entirely ffcs from sorghum
IT, $780,, rx,xx.uass 4&.&
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
? IN 44s, sssass satsV -
EzsIE kAAW.AKs.
:

Great Brood 0asgs Desb4 Truck and zs;egyosA
Is "a sai =. 8Desx, 70
New York, Boston, Phila irlphia. Baitinsre. Hap.
ritbufg ard sli E ST. In Cities. cayr,ibgs tho
:: Gieat Through Unis.d Stated Ma ils. H. i.
EsxPREsS TRAINS LEAVE DONKlRK or
u Buffalo on the AR sal IL III traias from TIE
West, via the Lake Shore- .ilroxd as0 ironi Sxl.
smanca on the arrival Of trains via tho New
Broad Gsuge Atlantic and Crest sstsrn Railway
from Cleveisnd, a.. giving Passengers the nd
vantage. from Dunkirx er Buffalo. % from Clcye-
and, y ,of Fix Font Gauge. eomb,nins ease
aud comfort without change, in Wide, Koomy
Palace Cars, direct to New osk. A perfectiol
attained BY No other r0uts.
FUR rkEf0HT
between al points East IN Wsss, our facilities
are unr,vAlled. Forming close and reliable 80.
nsc,ivns u Dunlifs anl Buffalo With Wsstssn
roads, end At sslanapea With the broad 0suge
Atlantic ssd Orsas Wasss . Raiiwsy, BY ~hYch
route there is no transfer between Aea York and
q vel,rd. ..sss A4s1st -a-s ass 1t@.ss.aftl
ExpRssS FREI0BT TRAINS leave .N,v
Yors daily fot I'll poials in tn W 81, akink -
quick time ard ~ low Us b. any 9th sr fonte
Far Fresht or Passage inquire ~ Oh the pfin+
siral cfices in the. and ~ w. Clark strses,
Ch ego, $40 broad ~1y, New York, and - south
Strsst, 4. Is New Yesk IS state Stress, Boston.
CHAS. MINUT, asnl Sap.
s. =. sHREosa, W ssssvn Aeoot,
= n w BLANCH ARp, Con- freight Agent
w X. BASH GsperAl Ticket aeens ! dse1s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
Horr,d-pectacie.

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A settlement in Csnads:l .eas wss re-
Gently the scene Of hossid spectacle. -
At place called Sandwich Esst, there
lived i poor, widowed colored woman,
named Rice. with five children, the cid
eft I them gil aged nine years. 1bs
unfortunate woman was seized with the
smalI,pox, from the efcts Of ,whieh. she
became totally bird. Her neigbbo,s
at ouco CEASED. CO. visit hxr. hnd heis both
her and her little. ones To provide far
themselvea during ,hs ,intensesy cold
weather a. best as they might. On New
Yeas eve, frem some UNI blamed cause
the shanty eau hit fi,e. and although the
'aeighbors saw it uruing. their human III
ty did BOT osesrah their dread o. tho
smallpox, and theyAleft tho. unfortunate
INN ties to th, If fate.- The woman and
Two OF the young children. were harmed
10 death, Ivo Others .frexs to Heath. at
the ruin. OF their house, while The cldeet
gsl escaped from the, burning sbanty
and Tan toward q nsighbor's house, but
bsfore she could reach any place Of ref
ugc she sank under tho inf lence Of the
cod and froze to death. When her
body WIS found sshe wasi petfectiys ma
ked.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
THE tONcESsiONS 4 tXrk RiEACE
or A1a InvA lac

!; Publ;shed for the bsneas. AMI NJ wsfuing and
CAUTiUN 40 you .G MEN,
ehO suffer from Spsrnatssrhea, Nervous Usoi,i-
y, Premature Decay, eie., suppiyi~Rs ~ the same
time The Means vi SELL C9re. BY one WIG
has cured himsdIi seef being lut 70 crest sxpepse
and iljqry throsgh medical kunbug an susek.
cry.
BY saslosing . pos paid addressed envelope.
single copies nay be he'd Of the authoF.
NAtaAkIky MAHtAlR, 6eq..
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
To Horse Ownera

DR. SWEETS INF .LIELE LINfMEET FOR
eRSES is uurivaled BY any, and IN 81 cases Of
LAmeness. arising from Sprains. Bruises OF
wreoching. its effect 10 msgical and certain.-
ds tnsss Of Sdd.e Calls, Scratches, Mango, H., Il
viii slso caro- speedily. spavin and Ring bone
nay e. EASILY prevented And cured e the.! ise'p-
biiity Of = sddied cste. No case VI the kind,
howssss~ 10 90 desressts or htpelets thst Il may
g sllevisted BY this Linmenf, and its faitAfsl
sppltcation will slssys rempse The Lsqsueee, SD
nsbis % horses TO travel With cou pas2sse case.
hand forts timely use ~ the 6rst appss rasre al
La0ene will shscsu ny prevent rbssr formidable
diseases 9enti, ned, to which I'll rses are l,ablS
SD shi,h rssdsr 90 oasy othessiss sAlsstIs
here eearly Uoshlseo. !
- sdSwsissaaas. sls4aviy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
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3E WI II N ACnlNE.
Priv, ~th knner 1 Fsller, 90
THg wilcox Z GIBBS SEWING nACHI
- hAs ~ ~sessrs wifesmfrVunkfsFsSxs,f-
family sewing,
= iBRS1 dlAG, -1M II 81 4
lle1nnaln&,
EcDvfmg,
. fs:sssE,,,,,,.I,y1

II forms Dat even and elastic ses. ~h,.h !.
.ssrasss6 - NsePiw wS1k vvGnff tNSslS.~ 3
cut at freQnent intervals Esd also sndsr an cir
cums'snces '.io survive the ~nsh tub"
pAisntsd dSsies q e'set stllisy to iss,psy,.
prev. nts the possibility Sfssba mashfns beips ,ur
=, n ne .'snE sd,Iestes y sAs balases-whssl
Auo her fe..ufs .:Iicn desssves pus.u,tjc,a, =.
,en'ion !. TIE y ilcsx Psseas Needle, wAitk -
tits snpA.,iea,iy the ersa lo~ priced s1us,iv
-sn,;sn mscs'hs shs. ihs psblc hsvs losg sss
!, Ns indeed wonderful psoductisn a. Sne. fsm.
~ sss Is, ecaly no Other ~im bear am eonns,
non with it Pal. Ere~SAs Iossrs,f.
mechanical scndcr.--kbisssifsA nSAieSs. siF
machines Ligh. and sicrsrtlv sni.S.S ~ :.
simple 70 its construction that n seens sIessse
impnesso sofis to ses out u repsit.- lGS3S1e
Hss combined With Its own ,ess,,., merit. Al
the really valuable inp-ovs0ests Of shs h,.h..
prices mschines. - Penn. ylrasian ~'s"e'
ibi' mschiue IL the opinion OF The comm,,t.s
nils more neatly tho requirements az nerfec, -.
chine than sry on cxhibi.ion.-f rankl;s Is,tt,~s.
Taking into consideration sipr,ici,v .h..
durability and doing Ill wnrl chs conm,iiice ~.
| snnniueasly IN fave u the " fieos a (,,bhs. =
single thresa machine - Psnnss iuonid Niat. -
rse.ltHral Socsey~ Report. ..ssl ~ IL =
we must IN Justice exlScss our confidence u ~
merits Of the Wilcox h Gibhe sewing mach -. =
| We consider thsta grent d,sidsratum has L0en
applied BY Il In proving beyond douot N :, -
'nieaes are not. ~ was tupprtd. seeesssvy 70 .
GOOD mschine.- CArsstsan Advocate and Journal
june ~. 1860. s.4sEkaR q
I Alter much wesr ssd many vashinps the
stit'hins IL found "a, refsins sill the psndsees.
evenness and hrmness which are so n uch a mised
~ Grst.-Aep. York San,
"a prihciticiti is perfect = Enyin.er k~dor.
Pilad.ipAsa Press ~ - $3.50
Asersi'eahe machine OF this we have sx.
per,trce IN our osp family. ), Rsxon ,ysvstr.
The beauty and simplicity Of its mcchanisu
are admirable Ertresa f*l'ia.
| Nssewins nsehiue ha Atofore introduced hss
in 81 shorta time acqpi,edsuc we'll msli,sd nom,
ularity.- Cfncin. at, Gasefte
We esteem IL the t'st n, acbi Inc FOR samly sse.--
ne AitcA IS I'm e'rcsc''o"ai -Aiyssd ~ scsy Avs-
d'ed c,t.sens II PhaadsipAis,,1 10 s.if.s.p u. ..
~ SenA Tor All sUlov.A - lsuI
| JAMES WILCOX W. ,fsc,urss, -.
. sp3otf So mr. vd.s,.Nv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

FouRrEEH LADIES Woax All DAY
WIruour SPEAKING. = Hon. Ezra Cor.
nell, ct Ithaca, having conceived the
idea thatsths Tadie. OF the uospital Aid
Society Of that village could progress
In their noble work of se~i e Tor the
benefit sfsshs .sosdsers, II they would
talk les', accordingly %ofFsred t. . ,ntrib-
ute City dolla's ~ the Society IT. ", re
ladies could be toand. who wO0ld sew al
day without speakiogs The task VA
sntersd upon by fifteen s.lf.sac, ificing
women Of tifst Village, and fourteen d
them actually kcco,pplishvd tLia yery diff.
6euit feat of sell-drniai, although temps.
ed il vanou. ways y large numbes Of
visitors aud inte .ps,s. One Of the
number failed in the undertaking. tay-
ing been tsapAedy IKE sRSssof Id "
the ,ffsr # 40 apple, ito alp ef tho
tongue. : Rorhesier Dem.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
CNyTEtB STAT Is aIdb'EEl Il,
Beach street, Boston.
Directly opposite tho Boston and Worcester
ksilrosd UcpOt.) .-. 4 ri 81.

ID1TectIY opposite tho BOstOn and " OTcost0f
Rsilrosd Dcpof.)
THE UNnERSIGNED. WHO HAS BEEN
l connected with the American House, in hi
city. for ,yer nine years. has leased this we'll
known and popular Husel Tor tern Of years, and
pledges hipseli 10 his friends and the p,,bsse "
use his usmosf 6orfs to salfain the reputation Of
the UNITED STATES HOiEi, as . frst-c&rss
honse The pphlic. may1ely nptD 6odihg. tis
app, '.hces and cemforAs If hrst- riass Hctt4.
!, Pfiee, as heretofore, Two Dollars ref day 4
ag5-6m FRANK NJ PRATT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30
ErIfs or CoNSsCricuT,
c. .f,HrY CO HARSroND. e

BENJAMIN W. Greeh, President, and nm b.
Y, I,d,e. Secr tay Of the -'Coonec st cut Fire In
.uraoce Company" Of Hartford, Ct. being sew.
orsly and duly sworn. depose aud say, and es,h
for him-elf rays, thatth feregoine - ,rue full
ANA CORE i statement of the sGtifs Of said tos-
roration. . d thu, they arc the aoove nanes IN
ines OF said company has bern Deposited ia
any 5ts = o. Tefrisory ~ securisyfcr losses.
3igned y. ". GsEss, rfesident. J,
10 90 b. ELDxlpa., Score airy.
50 bscri oea and sworn 10 before mo ~ me
abov named b. W. Green, f,s Sdenf, ara Son .
u Eld,i ,p4. Secretary, shis 9TH day VI January
A. D., 1864. efss' y" y az -"
j8iaaesf as..s.aa. CHAs. E. PssKNs,
Ju ,t,cs Of the rsHcS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

O.. = - ~ J 81 lssssl5, Z ", 1884. ssds
- ~ An1itef Il he 6taea q Iowa, pursuant to
- 80 = q ssAss. y
|. - .iss/ ih's eo1 ~ 10 the "csassss-
= = q d oflss ear 4 RI 10 $500. 900
.S0is 49, 2oo,o 900
I. Toe assets Of the company are none
/. Cash on haa8, IN bank snd IN the
hands 0. agents, or ether QosDoaes dsWW
:. keal estate uniseo0oeso3s u0ue
8. Bonds and stocks ewnea By The eompa-
ny, nov sssussd ard rats u intesxss
thereon (ses schsduis) 244ssss
4. Debts Of The sonpesy sssassd byIM L
Z i,eh,s o{hervi,e secured. none
4. Dents Tor pro nioms and cash items, 1856 Is
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

ssps1, isssssl s'tSAs a.. Il displays
sslt11sssodud 49,, ssd . srs1
- 6cks /, ttas socoI0's proclau
ION 4 - essy and really ecbO&
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

MI .::.s.idsrsd eertais thsyshs 80
u Arksssas will retsrn y ~ Uoiot By
her ova Get before The Fourth Of July
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-30

4 :eqcislioshs Nsssasrt;al wssA ,
iaHRpp, 2otb. Gays: From o6icial data
IN The War department, il is ascertain
that \, ~Ap1s aq4lysd Of sroep' that
wspJ shll1At til i1tf6si seryic 10 the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10

THE sFLTT.-The Copperhead journals
in and out OF this city feel very sore
over the pitiable hzzIing out Of the
Cleveland affair, and they try to keep mp
their spirits by whistling about the ''split
or "breaeh" in the Republican party.
Not a member Of either House Of Con
gress showed his face at Cleveland; not
one wrote = letter OF sympathy or CO..
operation; not even Gratz Brown, who
had headed the call for the meeting, and
Kansas PomeFoy, the redoubtable author
Of the anti-Lincoln circular, kept out Of
harms way. Not a single Esglish daily,
to our knovledge, sustains the move
ment The Keio Era, at New York, an
ably edited weekly, from which the Jour
nal used TO quote quite literally, expired
last Monday on the very eve Of the meet.
ing Of the convention which Was to nom.
mate its fsvorite for the Presidency.
The only influential German daily, oat
side Of Missouri, that hoists .he Fremont
flag, the Cincinnati FolksfreHad, is MOI
apt to split the Union party very neal
the middle, as il advocated vallandig
hams election but IN October, 1863
| Louisville Press.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10
The EnlIen nernes-

The death Of he noble volunteer vet
eran, General WadsWoFih, Of New York,
IS undoubtedly the greatest individual
loss, thus far, Of the present conflict in
Virginia. An upright, honest, brave,
devoted solcieF-a bale, gray-headsd
man, who ieft bis farm aud his wealth,
among the yeomanry Of New York, TO
take part iu the war~-he fell leading a
charge Of bis division; = man worthy Of
the old Revelation. General Wads-
worth possessed large wealth and posi-
ton in New York, and was as benevo-
liant S. iaffaentiAl aud rich He was the
Union candidate against Governor Sey-
mour in New York His death is a
severe loss TO the service Of his country
aud State, but il will add much to the
glory Of their history.
Brigadier General Alexander HAYS,
Of PiGtsburg, Is another censpicaous sol
der Loaf 10 the muster Of our brave
leaders His daring was proverbial-at
Gettysburg he carried ihe Gag Of his
brigade in front Of bis men, and in the
face Of the enemy. Originally Colonel
Of a Pitisburg regiment be became
BfikaateE Aot kAhahtty Ak AhIehAms
He calculated at West Point
Brigadier General Alexander Webb
was the son Of General Watson Webb,
once the widely known editor OF tke New
York Courier and Enquirer, and now
Minister TO Brazil A man Of culture,
ability aud modessy--a soldier always
brave and trusted-he has passed to
death and history at the early age Of n
His family, we believe, is ct present ia
this city.
Brigadisr General Bartlett was vet
eran Of all the Armies of the Potomac,
aud at the outbreak Of the war . law
yer in Binghampton. New York His
gallant death crowned . most honorable
career.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10

As AUsPEoIoUs ONEx-A most singu-
lar and beautiful phenomenon, says the
Pittsburg Gazette, was witnessed By
scores of persons or Wednesday after
noon, which, if not prophetic one, was
. truly strange and wonderful work Of
chance. As the the procession was
slowly moving through the city to the
Sanitary Fair opening exercises, the sun
was buried behind blood-red cloud in
the southern horizon, while far in the
northern skies beautiful silver cloud,
forming, upon q magnificent scale. an
exact resemblance OF the American Ea
gle, slowly doated forward, presenting
majestic appearance, and retaining its
singular shape for many minutes. This
picture, formed BY the great Penciler Of
heaven, was, in every respect, perfect,
and the dnllest eye could readily per
ceive in il the form Of the American
bird Of liberty, soaring in the blue c&no-
py of fhesven.
Many who witnessed this work Of
chance, attached considerable impor-
tanee to its Interpretation, and be It a
prophetic omen or not, it will long be
. remembered BY those who had the for
tune to view it IS most wonderful cir
/ camstance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10
The Rebels and the Northern DemOe.

We invite the attention of Northern
Democrats says the NashvilleH Times TO
the following extract from the Daily
Register, published at Atlanta, Geor-
gia. We have the paper in our pos
session and will take the pleasure in ex-
hibiting it to any who may desire to per-
use the article entire. 1t seems that the
Richmond Dispatch, in a moment Of
passion, caused no doubt BIZ the failure
Of the Northern Democracy 10 take open
issue with the Federal Government, by
resistance to the draft and other overt
acts, had denounced the Democracy and
classed them with the Black Republicans
in virulent hostility to the South The
Dispatch referred especially to'the mil
isary ehieftains aud soldiers Of the Dem
ocratic faith who has taken up arms
against the South. The appeal in q
mastery vindication of the Democracy
says:
All this is trus--sadly and shamefully
true. But il is also true that other
members Of this same Democratic party
have been both consistently and persis-
ily opposed to tae war--haye resisted il
in all its stages-have written and
spoken and acted with heroic zeal aud
martyr-hke earnsstness against its spirit,
its means, its objects
But another point in the argument.
Despite Of the Dispatch, we must believe
that . considerable portion of the Dem
ocratic party-its best and nohlest por-
tion-is opposed, on principle and IN
spirit, to this infamous war. Ex-Presi.
dent Pierce, Seymour Of Connecticut,
Vallandigham, Read, Wood, Richardson,
and hundreds of others, are as hostile &C
the war IS they are to Black Republi
canism. These men are doing Us indi-
rect service. They are not openly and
avowedly our friends, nor could we rea.
| sonably . SIX this of them But they are
not our bloody snemieS United Ggainst
Mr.. Lincoln and his wicked policy, breast
ing the power of an Overwhelming ma
iority, firm to their convictions, firm Il
| each other, firm 10 the traditions anC
precedents of constitutional liberty, thii
noble band of patriots Is striving to erec
break-water that shall arrest the surgel
of this unloosed deluge If they did NJ
more than resist the Capitalization o
Mr.. Lincoln, that far they are worthy o
our respect and sympathy. If the!
hold up the banner of State Rights, tha
far they are advocating sentiment emit
tied TO our admiration Such Is thI
course they are pursuing, and such I
course ought to have our cordial sr
probation Step by step the same con
vietions and the same temper that hzv'
brsced them in compact, unity and fer
valor to denoance ultra federalism anl
New England fansticisn, will inevitsbl
bring them upon the right ground as II re
. spects our independence. We confes
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10

One trial and yen will nscer ne aey others.
IL is not necessafy TO publish long list OF dis
eases for " hich the Ceiron Bitsers . specific.
In al diseases Of the STOMACH, BOW
ELS. LIVER OR KIDNEYS;
In ali anections Of the BRAIN DEPEED.
ING UPON DERANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH or R0WELSs
In GOUT, RHEUMATISM AND NEU-
kALGIAs
And in FEVER AND AGUEy
tis destined 10 supereeds all other remedies. Il
rot only cures thess diseases, but IL FRKNKsTs
them.
A wine glass fan Of the Bitters taken an hour
before each neal, viii obviate the III eects cf the
most unheSlthy climate and screen the person
taxing II against etseass under the NEST trying
exposures.
Hss-Dr. JOHN ROLLS Princinal Os,,a rlah
street, Louisville, Ky.
sold by PETER yIRRIIEG.
RhS sole Agent, kvAnsviIle Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10
Dyspepsia.

Aud iss attendant train of symptoms, u acts more
uke charm thae medicine. There is nothing
Ia the range ef ths Materia Mediea, that for mo.
meut bear a comparison vita IL Ia this disease.
A full account Of this wonderful plsnt may be
found In the llth edition Of the u. S. nspeRsato-
", pages 1857 and i3sS.
A series Of experiments ts IN which DR., Bull has
been for years engaged, has Just hsen brought to
a successful termination, and he is now enabled TO
offer 10 the public combination of Ceslrcn, with
other approved tonies, the whole preserved In the
best quality Of eopPsr-distiiled Bearhon whisky,
which he Is confident has no equal In the werld.
lie might furnish volume Of certificates, but
the pahllc have long since learned to estimate
things a1 their true value. The safest plan Is for
every one 20 test for himself the virtues OF new
u,alIe4na giva
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10
LYONS KATHAIRoN. .

kathairpn l. from the Greek word ''kAthro, ''.oy
''kathAiFo. sixaifyiag 10 eisAnes. Fejayinats and
restore. This articls V what tts nAns sixnlnes.
FOR preserving, restoring ana eeaasifytng the
human hair i j. The moat rem4kabls praParztioa
ta the World. IL IL again owned &ad pet ap by
the original propFistoe, and is made " ith thu
sane care skiu and sfseHtIon which gave h >
sale Of ever one milii0n bottles per snnum
IL Is moat dsilghtfal Hair Dressing.
lt Graduates scarf aud dsndrun
IL kseps the bad oool and clean.
II makes tbs hsir, rieh, zaft aud glossy.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-10
Plain Questions and Plain Answers.

Esatn NuCsttohs anu IlaAn Answers.
Under the caption Of Plain Questions,
aeopperhsad exchange asks the follow
ing question, which We proposed to an
swer in the Yankee fashion. Have Won
ever known Democrat 10 hastily q
violation ofthe Constitution Have vou
ever known conseription law 70 be
passed under Democratic administra-
tionl Have you ever known citizens TO
be sent into banishment and exile
under Democratic ruleT" We viii ask:
Have you ever known any but Copper
heads to violate the Constitution? Have
you ever known rebellion to commence
under any other than Copperhead rule,
that made eonscription law necessary
Have you ever known any but Copper
heads 10 commit crimes deserving of
exile or banishment7 We have answer.
ed The questions, by asking others, aud
We now propose 10 exemplify. The pres-
ent rebellion was begun and organized
entirely by Copperheads, thus committing
most fragrant and wanton violation OF
the Constitution. The Copperheads all
through the North justified the rebellion.
The conscription act was made necessary
by a !Copperhead rebellion inangurated
under Copperhead administration, 10
put down which. Copperhead refused to
aid. You may take the line Of traitors.
from Aron Barr down to Dan Voorhees,,
and every one was Copperhead. They
are the only set Of men who have been
traitorous that it was necessary, for the
peace aud safety Of the country, TO ex.
lie them from the land. Here Is another
question asked by the same Copperhead
paper: Have you ever known any ad.
ministration, except Abraham's 5, TO create
a national debt Of q, 000, ,OO0, 600, in the
short space Of three years2' What ne
eessitatsd that debt7 What caused such
a vast expenditure Of money! A Cop
perhead rebellion, carried on with arms
stolen from the government by Copper.
head administration, To put down that
rebellion, to replace the stolen arms, has
occasloned this outlay Of money. Woald
you sacrifice the government for any
conceivable amount Of money! Those
are plain ques,ions, and plain answers.
Weigh them well, and consider what
course you will pursue Booaville Dem,
scraL