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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
PROPOSALS..


OHcs united States Cen. q SuSsistsnoa,l
Evansviile, Ina, Nay 20. ISss.
CyEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE
= s~ii4 - rscsivsd ~ tbs of5cs unffi sA1ER-
DAY, MAY 18th, ~ Y n. iSr the following CON-
uaiszzry stores:
1000 barrels FIonr. Choics Extra, IN
barrels full head lined brad 70 Be stated to
T~ther With sample q net les fh&a tEo pgnnEs.
100 barrels Mess Pork
All ar fatas 10 - q the bat gsaiity. sud to Re
delivered free of sxp=nre 70 the EuiteI States fer
dr.yaz. eSc At he e. 3 snbsistsncs storshezss,
al tie tine specified n ths propo@si- No extern
sica q ts1s Of dsiissry vii bs grHatsd en any
account whatever
6IoopsraSs aszss Be Of tie lest kiud. and every
package aust Be IN 1rsf-rzis shipping esasr.
No charge fog packages allowed.
AL articles VII Be carefully iusTecsed u az in-
spees3g on the part ef tbs united States and no
rasxsd this inspscts7n ard 3 certificate % sfhat
eject has been attached 70 tha orfEfaa. BIT.
Proposals vii b received for the shols or for
any PARA Of ths eE11titsea required
A copy Of this aaVsrfissueut "a slsu fran a
uswsp1p~rl zzzzs - ATTACHED 70 earh .r,rrressI
Blank proposals. VIII Be- furnished At this osiss.
Proposals mast be enc ase in a sealed esragsre,
sddresssd 70 The undsr-ixae1- and eEdarsszs Pro-
gozAls for sr1sistence Stores
Paynent % be mzse IN such fzrdz a. usy -
sunsii71 ~ che Treasury Of the United States
eh,cks f5r certificates q indsbtedsese
he right Is reserved to r-t@ct aay ali proPo-
sails II saeA corss shozsd be cesrnsd bT TIE EH-
dsrsixEe4 fer the beue1t Of tbs GoTszn1s1t.
Proposals Eust b signed By the PARTIES them
selves aEa got - clerks. aEsHtss etc
bl0dsrs are invited 20 b present q tae op@111s
l q tia hics y r. EHRAAS,
nsy& " oAps- Gna c. 3.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

enrspturing, and At intervals, during the
evening some of the ladies and gentle
men in the audience added their nellf
luous voices 10 the grand concert, which
wi b the bani ant ,gccasionally, the dec
diapason Of Heavens artillery, and the
excellent and beautiful TabIeduz Vfva''ts,
gave threefold pleasure to the evening
entertainment.
We regret the inclemency OF the
weather, which limited the number in at
tendance, bat, With all the drawbacks, it
was q pleasant aud merry affair.
The train returned to the city about
Two o clock -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

might make some suggestions, because,
from recent events, news boTs we're liable
at any moment 70 be thrown out Of en-
ployueDt
The Speaker again pronounced tbs
gentleman out Of order.
Mr.. Brooks, who had yielded to Mr.
Eearnou. resumed the floor. He said it
.was the pride Of the Speaker Of the House,
az yell IS his own, thar, in their early
days they we're newsboys and had been
educated 70 be journalists.
Nelson. OF n. Y, asked bis colleague
whether be was IN favor Of continuing
the Home at Fort Lafayette
Mr. Brooks said the NewsboY's Home
should be the Capitol Prison, and thev
should have such eineation as would
thoroughly fi them for champions OF ha-
nan liberty. He would have them each
taught the magma Chart, rot only i
English but in the original Latin. he
would have them thoroughly trained to
The principles Of that charter extorted
By the barous from King John at Runny-
nede, and which declares that 10 man
shall be deprived Of bis liberty except
by due process Of law. He would have
newsboys so thoroughly trained that
when men stopped item from selling
their papers By arbitrary power, they
would have the ability Of the journalist
toremonstrste against the gross injustice.
Mr.. Wadsworih, VITO was sitting near
Brooks ironically said has remarks
were reasonable. Brooks resuming said
those who violated the Constitution were
guilty OF treason. Those who lawlessly
arrested editors aad suppressed Journals
were guilty Of treason. A violation Of the
Constitution was the highest Of treason.
The Speaker-The gentleman is not
in order,
Brooks remarked If this was not in
order be haa nothing more to say, and
took his seat.
The bill concerning newsbovs IN the
District Of Columbia was then passed
uader the opposition Of the previous
question
The House resumed the consideration
Of the Reciprocity Treaty.
Davis, of New York, made a speech
against the propristy and expediency Al
this time Of giving the notice for the
CONTINUATION Of the treaty The House
adjoufDed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

SWORD PREsEETATIox- have re-
ceived the proceedings of a preliminary
meeting Of the members Of the S0th ! ndi-
ana regiment, at which arrangements
were made to present al elegant sword
worth 1852, to 1t Colonel Af D. Owen,
together with the presentation speech of
Corporal Coup, and the reply Of the re-
cipiept Though the literary merits Of
the presentation speech may not be equal
70 the productions Of Webster or Ever
EFT, yet the speech breathes the spirit Of
heroes Of the 50th, who have fought so
molly and suffered SO severely.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

Kew York Markets.

SEw Texx, Nay Is.
Co.. cease higher, CSC for mid
Fio5r4S...s and Western shade
armer at s. 25 SsT 3; E 3 s ss.s
s. 55G s. 20: Fx5r.s & Il o > 7?ts
$ so for trade brands AfAe' e'esio { :,
6rmer.
Whisky dull and lower. - 20 for
State and 81 - for Western.
Wheat decidedly more active an. Zets'
Sc higher; 81 57G.Sl IS for Chi, ago
Spring; 81 81 for Racine Spring; 81 20
aSI 63 for Milwaukee elzb. 81 65a 81
y for common red Western.
Corn quiet at 81 4oaSl 4ffor mixed
Western and Southern yellow
Oats dall aud declined S6c@SSe for
Western.
Coffee dali and unchanged
Sugar steady; Poe for clarified; New
Orleans I5xeG.I7eY Muscovsda l6ac
3 Molssses dull
Petroleum frn; crude 3scsa ssc; RE-
fned IN bond 81 .e86Se; reand free 67se
coo.
Wool qaiet and frn. slA4
Pork active AMI Ermer; S27 "A Tor
mess ST IS for old do: $500 $50 .
for new do: chiefly 3, $50 for old ard
new prime. S2s6jS2S T5fo, prime mess.
Beef qaiet at sl6@ Sl9 for repscked
mess; Sa9 50gasS20 IS fer extra mess:
psime mesa beet qaies at SEC SIS; beef
hams quiet and nominally uneh2nged.
Cut meats quiet atil5Gl2 for shoulders
and l449 Is for hams; bacon sides dali
and nominal
Lard dan at l3tal4s. including a
small los Of kettle rendered al Ia, an
extreme; also. 900 barrels of june and
JulS, sellers optional. as ] Al
Batter frmer at 2S6e3s, and 35(H42
for strict IRON fair TO choice yellow in
fiFSins
Cheese, l2ega.l74e.
Moasy easy At 6 per cent, steady, ae-
tive and drmer;; 20I@20li for earrsa-
eY; gold active and higher, opening NJ
s2l, advancing 10 IS, declining 10 ST,
closing firm at s9s6ss59; Government
stocks little firmer; U. :. e's at 81:
coupons AZ ll4i. ) 20 coupons at 1861
@l07; T-30 treasury notes Of October
aad April at Ill
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

WASHINGTON, May 24-The attempt
which wall be made in the Senate TO
strike out the three hundred dollar ex-
smption clause in the enrollment act,
will probably fail in the House There
is some prospect that Senator Wilson's
proposition to draft for q single year will
be adopted. The Arkansas question as
sumes al important phase. A Senator
and Representative from that State are
claiming admission to seats in Congress.
Better news have been received here from
Little Rock within day or two.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

b@r The following ia . list Of letters
from the one hundred days men, which
parties can get BY calling at ]. p Eli
otfs Family Grocery.
Mr.. John GiInan, Jr., Mr.. John Jacob
Weber, NJ. OK Drew, Jr., III Charles
Capeele, Miss Ann yicksry, Mr.. W. T.
Igleh&rt, Mrs. Harriet II. Quinn, Mr.
J. J. Coolidge, Miss Ann Curry, Mrs.
Rosette Herman, Messrs Goldman
Berg Il Co., Mr. A. J. Shue, Mr.. John
L. Amoy, Mrs Rebecca Larue, Mr.. c.
Armstrong, Henry Stephens, Mr. Joseph
Lechner, Mrs. Harriet, II. Quin, Mrs
Lsuss Schue, Mr.. William Mills, Mrs.
Caroline L. Mayes, Mrs +. B. Car
son, Mr. Samuel Orr, Mrs. Anna Sehni-
Ter, Miss Louisa Herman, Mrs. Sarah
B. Taylor, Mrs Mary Jane Manning,
Mr. +. d. Allen, Mr.. Richard jenkins,
Mrs. William Day, Mrs. @. s. Hammer,
Miss Eliza Hunnell, Mr.. George White,
Jr., !. G. Matthias, Er. Herman Becker,
BE Michael hehn, Mrs Mary +. Thayer,
Mr.. Annie Totien, Msssrs. HolIings-
worth Il Bros, Mr.. D. NJ. Curry, Mrs.
lila Stinson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

$1,000 Reward The Abovs reward vii
Be- gives 20 AnJ prrsea who ean fsraish prs-
serfption for coughs. colds. wAootlng eonEh.
asthma, and eonssnpsisn. vsich 10 equal to DR.
strieklAns's Malta ,us Cough Bsissm. This bal
San will cure the sbovs esnpIainls. also sglgtipg
Of blood and hight swsass. 0as City cent battle
Is sufieleas Tor Any ons 70 ny. The worst eases
cfehresis seagh. asthma. whoepiBg-s sags and
primary asss Of consumption Ars cures b, DR.
strieklsna's AsIilaons Cough Bslsau. Il can ~
had at any druggists. II = different srsm any
cough msdieisS We have known IN ihis sssatry.
myA "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

NEw YoRK, May 24-The TREES
Washington special says the Senate's
Military Committee is considering the
proposition to allow the President 70 call
out volunteers for less than three ye&rs,
also 10 repeal the three hundred dollars
exemption clause.
In the District Supreme Court Judge
Wyiie decided that gold speealations are
contrary 70 public policy and that plain
tiTs can neither recover profits made on
the former in hands Of defendants or on
monies deposited With them as loan on
collateral under contract for purchase Of
gold.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

TnH RisR IN rus RIVER We received
yesterday, note from friend in knight
township, complaining that we did not
mention, in our issue Of Saturday, what
tho river was doing At Cincinnati aud
Louisville, and consequently he and 9th.
era Of his neighbors we're caught nap
ping. and are in danger of losing their
rails
We regret that we apparently failed TO
do our duty TO our farmer friends, but if
they will look al Thursday issue Of the
Journal, they win see that We gave fair
warning, to all interested in the rise OF
the river, Si,at a flood Was coming.
Ia our river column they will End the
following;
AT Cincinnati IL has risen ten feet
ave inches during the twenty-four hours
ending at noon yesterday, with thirty
one feet in the channel This rise will
reach here to-merrow, and holders and
consignees OF freight on the leyee would
do well 70 DO prepared for it, At Pitts
burg the river is falling"
On Friday our moon report failed to
say anything about the river at Ciucin.
natl, but on Thursday We reported thirty
four feet in the channel At that point, and
rising rapidly This should have been q
sufficient warning to our farmer friends
along the river However, we viii wstet
more carefully in future, as there is nj
class of our readers we desire 80 mncl
to benefit as the farmer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
PROF. o. ]. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

This astonishing pFeparstioa
WILL, by Natures own Process, Re-
store Gray Hair 90 the Original CoIor.
WIN sake 81 Erow en Bald Heats.
VIII rsssers tbs Natural Sscr-tions
VIM rsnove At enos all Isehing.
WiIi remove al p.ndraa
WIN cure Ell Erspslsna--svsn so.id us@A.
Wtil make the Hair solt aud Gieaay.
WIN pFeserss The coIor u Hair 10 old Age.
. wiz Always Fasseu n, ana stop IL Fsiiins
And is oas u iAs b-st Toilet Articles for til.
Hair nsw Va U.s.
Thousands or Soldiers In the Arm
Have tsstiaes 70 the abovs, Who hs5 bscons ava
aad lest their Hair ~ Sickness change of einais
Hna inaftsntion, Nhfie performing camp duty.
A. Restorative and dresstng u has 20 equal
EELLEa 4 WHITE,
Wholaanla and Retail A renfu Ear EwansviHA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

EUREKA les CRKAx SAlooS.---H. Her
mann, First street. opposite the Postof-
Gee, has opened his Ice Cream Saloon
for the season. Being newly fitted up
for Cream, Lemonade and Soda Water,
the place cannot be surpassed for re-
freshments. mylS-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

NEw YoRK. May 24-Ths trial Of
Andrews, 8 leaier IN the JulF, riots con ;
menced this morning.
The Washington Republican of last
evening says, our army on Sunday noon
was fifteen miles beyond Spottsylvania
c. e., and everything progressing sue
cessfully. The Richmond Enquirer adj
mits having lost in battle with BatIer last
week, and fooss il upat 1900.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

operate with the Provost MarshaFs De-
partrnent in making = correct enroll
ment Persons knowing the names Of
those not previously enrolled, are re-
quested to hand them to the Enrolling
Officers Of their respective Districp
BIZ order OF
= Col CoSRAD BAKKE,
t~ A. A. P. " G. for Ind.
my23-3t
(VinceHnes Gazette copy once.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

JETTTRsoS CRY, No, May 24-Ths
Radical State Convention meets to-mor-
row Quite a number Of delegates AZ
rived to-day Il i said spirited de-
bate will arise en- ,he question Of send
ing delegates to Baltimore. A strong
inflnenOe being adverse 10 such a course,
Cleveland being preferred.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

NV YoRK, May 24--Tke indicationa
are that there will be no necessity for
draft Ia this eity nnder the recent Gala
The Supervision Volunteers Committee
claim that the city Is entitled TO a credit
OF about 300 tronps over the number
required under ali calls The Govern
meut, however, claims two hundred Jet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

The CoSoERT.--Earnest prspArAtions
ere being made Cor the proposed musical
soiree tomorrow night, and our conf.
dence that il will be a ''good thing" in
creaseA Tickets for the concert will be
81 each and can be had At Warren &
Conyngton'a and at John HsAly's Book
Store. M ~ l-.-..--.--l ~. r,..n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
NntIee.
OFFicz PRovosr MARSHAL,
E-au.w,lia Mav 81 10

0FFicz PRovosr MARSHAL,
a-r Evansville, Nay ri, 1854.
The Enrolling oResfs oflthis District
are now engaged ia coreetiag the pre-
vious enrolment, BY adding such names
as we're omitted in that enrolment Ev-
cry citizen liable to do military service
is interested in having all enrolled be-
tween the ages of 20 aud IS. The great
er the number TO be drawn for. the less
chance that any particular individual
will be drawn. 1t is the personal inter
est Of every enrolled man that the quosa
in which he Is concerned shall not be
made too large, and that his own chances
for draft shall not be anjustly increased.
Both of these objects will be attained BY
striking out the wrong names and co
rolling the right ones
Il is hoped that all eisizsns viii 60
s-asss 80 - - 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

DEs OF JCp0E BuakE Hon, Mat
thew F Burke, Of The adjoining Judicial
Circuit, died al Washington. Davies
county, on Sunday morning last, 10 the
37th year Of his age He was gentle
man Of fair ability aud OF 6ns social
qualities.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

USIoE KEETucEIAss.--A number Of
gentlemen, delegates from Trigg, Csld-
well, Lyon, Crittsnden and Livingston
counties, Kentucky, to the Unconditional
Union Convention at Louisville, arrived
here on the Armada yesterday morning,
and left by the train yesterday morning
for Louisville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
CITY NEWS.

Sick AND WouSDED-We are indebted
to the Medical Director and Clerk Of the
hospital in this city for list Of The sick
and wounded soldiers brought 70 this city
by the hospital boat X. G. Wood. The
list will be found in this mornings issue
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

LouisylLLE, May p The Journal is
advised tiaat Gen Joan II. Morgan, Al
the head OF I've or six thousand cavalry,
is At Abingdon, Va, and cuntemplates
an immrdla;e raid into Kentucky, via
Pound Gap. Our forces are ready to
give them warm reception
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

NEw YoRK, May z4-The cargo Of
coal donated to the Sanitary Fair BY
Geo. Elliott OF England vas sold at auc-
ton for SIS, 500.
Ii Is reported that the gunbosts Of the
Potomac fotiIIs have removed ali the
distractions in the Rapahannoek
Nothing from Grant to-day.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

ALE BuREETT ooHISs--Ths agent for
this distinguished humOrist and mimic
is in this city, and assures Us that calf"
will be here in person next week Our
peopI6wilIrsjoice 10 hear this, and will
rejoice much more fully when he comes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

New YoRE, May 24.-At the Old
School Presbyterian Assembly in New.
ark, \ J., 70 day, Jsdge Matthews. from
the committee On bills and osertures,
presented resolation on the subject OF
slavery, which, taking strong an.i-slave
~ ground, produced $ profound sen.a-
tion. twas made the special order FOR
FRIDAY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

B4-Alvah johnson has new supply
Of dicelliag houses, which he viii sell TO.
day and tomorrow very low, asihs own
efs desire t0emove away. ara Is %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

THE TABLEAUr AsB SuPPER AT IsGLRs
srArIoz.--Although the rain king had
taken possession Of the weather on Mon
day afternoon aud evening, two carloads
OF people, comprising many Of the moss
elegant and accomplished ladies Of the
city, made their way to the depot, aud,
at the appointed hour, accompanied BY
the Crescent City Band, SLED the trAia
and moved or to the appointed place stop
ping by the way once or twice TO pick up
others desiring to join the crowd Upon
arriving at Ingls's we we're ushered into
the large hAy-press building BY the side of
the road, which we found gsyly decorated
with evergreens, flowers, &c, with por-
ton Of one corner curtaincd OF, with =
stage erected, With footlights, &C., &c,
for the tableaux, In building about
one hundred yards Ga, the ladies we're
preparing a sumptuous supper.
The public bali, so to speak, was filled
With seats, but, unfortunately, the rain
rendered one half Of the seats unneees.
sary, as The people Of the Surrounding
country could not turn. out in the rain
After some music BY the Band, the
TableAux were commenced, and elected
much admiration and applause Among
other presentations We had
"The philosopher in asAreh of the
wind. A small boy cutting open Dol.
lows to see where The wind CONES from.
"HallOwed be Thy nAme,"-A mos,
beautiful representation. " Curiosity
"A country Post Mistress under
the Pierce administration trying TO look
inside letter without breaking the
seal Columbus and the Egg" 9TH,
Nursery" 1.-THE schOolboy,H "Ths
Lover" "The soldier seeking reputation
at the Csnnon's Mouth" "Ths Sever
Ages of Man"-a series Of very pleasias
Tableaux "The Magic Mirror" 9TH,
Earl Of Leicester confessiug his mar
rIags to Queen Elizabeth" "The Dealt
of HiAwAtha," "a Beautiful Turkisl
Scene"
The whole concluding with the uniqu
and comic song "lf you belong Z
Gideon's Band, 80"
The Tableaux were gotten up vii
considerable expense and with sxeeller
good taste and we're highly ereditAble
those managing it, aud highly sausfal
tory to the audience except our frien
Capt Dew who sighed because thel
were no more OF them. 80
After about half the TAbleaux wer
gone through wish,snpper was announce
and with the exception Of an occasion,
: loss Of rubber, from some OF The prett
feet that waded through The mud, 4
were eOgafortAbly AID satisfactorily
indeed sumptuously fed. aiuns
The supper was bounteous and
licious,s and all partoOk with ke
relish, superinduced, no doubt, BY I
inelemsncy Of the night
One other little incident for = n
ment married the pleasures Of two
three Of our yonng friends, Who, cons
ering water an excellent element for /
purposes Of navigation, and whea G
vsrted into steam, good motive pow
bat withal wretchedly tain drink, sta
id out Ia the mud, rain, and dark,
search of Legendary individual, sOE
what mythical in his personality, v
was said to be dispensing species
brewed beverage somewhere in the Vi.
ity. But the mud, the darkness, and
rain conquered, and they returned dii
= pointed and ehap-fAllen, being unabl'
end Peter. ssssa ~
The music BY the bad va. s1qui,
aeftss& 3 A9saAAa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
coLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

This eslsbrzted Toilet Soap, in suss azi-
ysrsAi demand, Il MADE from ths choicest zA-
tsrizIs, Is mlld AMI smoIIient ia It's rAturs,
fragrantIy scented, asa sxtrsnsIy bene
acsaI in iss action upon the skin. FER sale By
Drnggiats and Faoey Goeds Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

~ The f. * c. r. r. Co make a
slight change 10 ths time Of starting the
mail.train in the morning, commencing
to-day. The train departs At5935 a. NJ,
instead of 9:25 as hsretolore-tsn min
utes later. See timetable for correct
time. rtsrrer baa aa3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

Pio-NIc.-Ths Evansville Female In
stitute holds q picnic at the Coal Mines
to-day. We hope the day may be pleas.
ant, and that all may have :" nice time
and delightful reunion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

CINCINNATI, May 24.-River twenty-
three feet and ten inches in the channel
Weather cloudy. Thermometer T49
Barometer 29e 20.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

American Cancer champioB.-DR
HEBBERs has located Ia the city Of ouiaey,
Iulaoa, No. 100 Mala street. third door above
oulner lisa4s. onos over ) 4. BeytoH's bosI
store.
lie ciaimh 10 b the King Of canosra ahd ali
kInds Of Fever sorsa. such % white swelling And
Bone diseases. sersfaLa. Piles SORE Eyes in their
worst stages, Liver conFiaists, Consumption,
Female wsaknsss, snd sals Rhssm. Tsslss,
Rhsumatiss,, ae.. 4s.
ras DOstsr h~cAno msster ef tbs Asevs dlssas.s
While travelling through kurops ssd America, snd
n. SOW stands at thu head Of his profs-sisa both
IL krpps ard Amsric~. Ia Doctor will take
pleasure Ia showing his sistsFs csrtasatss - the
above dlseaR whsra they have besH glvsn up a.
ise~rabls b. the bsss physicians n tss eouatry
Ths Doctor Al4o guarantees = in all s4sss
wAsrs the patisnt ilves up 10 the direction.
/ The pAsisat VII please correspond w~skly. xlv-
iaKa true sfatsnsnt Of tia esss. Nc. ---.
Sc The pear dealt With literally.
; Cancers extracted Ia fren four to twenty f1ar
hours without ins,rumssts or pAln. OF drop Of
blscd. mayi2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

Notice 60 Physicians and the Pubite.
ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTRRs.-rssstxo-
nAI.-"s sv Yerk, ssv. .. lsSe. 7. Aliseek a
Co., Ne. eot Canal strest--sentisns. lAtsly
sufsrsd severely Ron veAknsss ia my bach, 60
easisnsd ~ sa3dsaiy ovsr-srsriing nyssIf nav
lag heard year plassers musA reeomneadsd fSr
eNsss Of tAla kind, procured enc, and ,hs rssalt
vas AL that 1 csuid deslrs. A singh plaster
cured me IN a wesk
Ysurs respeeffaffv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25
River News.


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Armada. Cairo Science No 2. Nashville
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-25

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