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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-30
CLEVELAND & ERIE B. b.



1854. WINTRR ARRANGEEENF. 1854.
On and after Monday, November 18th, 1853, PAsssu-
ger Trains viii run a. follows, Sundays exceptsde
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
SI9O a. m--DAI E1PRESS TBAI IE-StoppfnR NJ
Miloushby, PalresTille, Geneva, Eshtabuia,
OonneAnt ana Siraro only, and arrive at Erie AZ
LIS p. IL, N1nzirs 3.s5 .. m, Buffalo 5.2l . n
$40 II. lls-ClhCIkN TX Pf, ESS-Stoppfrgaf AZ
Rainesvtlle, Ashrahuia and Girard ouiy, and AZ
~ SSS y 5fls % P NJ Dunkirk s;l7 ?. n Buf-
3.55 ?. 5i.'1MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
stopping At all stations End arrives It Erie e.
9s1O p, m.-EICET EXPRESS TEAIH-stoppina
- PainesTtllo, As1tstuia snd Qirsryi only, a1d
GGgss a Aria e. y 42 s. IL, Dunkirk 2si8 q,
m-s Buffalo go a m.
LEAVE ERIE.
s.l0 A. M.-HIGHT HHPRGHs AIN-gtoupiur Al
Girard, AAhtsbula and Painesyflls only, and Ar.
riTea at Cleveland s. 20 EH
6=OA.M.-mAlL AND DECOOdMODATIONT TBAIH
-stopPing e. AZ ssas.oa5 and arrives st OisVs-
$50 A. a--EOLhDO AXPRESs stopping at al sta
tiOns except ewanvfiie, SGybroos, CnIonvfIls
Perry, Msntor AID Wicklids, and arrives at
7:t6 ?. z--DAY E1PEES5 TEAIE-stOppInz At Gi-
rardt Oonnssut, Ashtsbuls, snd PainesgIlls
only AID srsiye- Ia Cleveland at 6:25 P. x.
- Second Class Cars sre run On al through
Frsius.
All the trains going westward connsst Al Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl lndiansplia, St Louis, &c; and all through
trAins going EASTWARD oonaset at Dunkrk with the
LSsln9 o. inc 9, = = Railroad and Ct Buffalo with
those OF the New rorh Central aad Buffalo 3 New
York Ulty Railroads tor New YORK, Albany, Boston
Agara falls, &o;l and at Erie with trains on the
A9-Dsy ELpress, EGst and West, connects at GirArd
IN Trains on EIiss6ld Pittsburgh Railroad fer
Linesvills, headvills, JapnestoEn, fe,
UsTeIAnd. November ists, Iss5 ' 1i' SNf =
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sPEeIAL EBTIEEs.


QUA FL earnestly caution all
young men suffering from Nervous Debility, SC,
aeainBs endargtrinR their health By patroniEing
any Of the Advertising quAeks You can fully reooT-
or By the methods used By the Advertiser, and b.
hundrsds q oths n, AID IN 10 oTHEl WAY.
Ro1d Letter which viii send you'll you VII send
ne post paid envelope bearing your address. pi-
rect to EDWARD 81. TBAYERt
janal-RadiW Lock Box, Boston Macs.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.
These LozenFes are prepared from highly esteeEl-
Cd recipe for alsTiating Bronchial Anecuons' Asth-
ma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds ssd Irritation or
Soreness Of tbs Throat.
PUBLIC sPEAKERs AND YOeALIsTs
VII ma them beneficial In clearing the voice before
gpeaking or singing and relieving the throat sfter
any unusual exert on Of the vocal Organs. having
peculiar adaptation to sfsotiOns which disturb the
organs Of tpssch.
18-sold By ali Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
n the United States and most Foreign countries al
s cents per by jaaI2-R b imo
~At this season Of the year Coughs,
Cod, Hosrssness and ether Affections ofthe Throat
and Lungs prevail. Madame 2 .d8e POrter's ouBA'
TIVE BALSAM is 8 certain and immediate cure
10 family shoald be without bottle in the house
It Is only y cents ard viii be found worth as many
dollars for 1hs cure Of the above complaiut5 1t Is
for sais b. all Drugsists, At md 5'c per bottle.
HEMadame Portsr's Curative Bslsem can Be OBJ
szined at Benton Bros, and Strong & Armstrong's'
wholesale Agents. Cleveland, Ohio. jan25'R2 lw
He Chief Attributes Of Manhood sF
teuusntiy lost or suzFsnded By msI-praotioss and
esozs habits that viii Inevitably lead 70 heredtar
siusass unless checked IN time Reed te truths IaS
scvr in ths treatise s'HUnAR FRAIBTY, or Pm
VnLoaFasI RusEAloHEs." II is elAboratoly HulTF
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A MAN OF a THOUsANDi
4 ooNsUMPTIvE oURED.

DR.. e. JAMES, Retired Physician Of great
eminence, discovered, while in the East Indies a
osrtain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
was discovered BY him when his only child, deugh-
ter, given up TO die. His child wss cured and Is
nov alive and we'll DESTROYS OF beneftting hts tel
Low mortAls he will send TO those who wish It tho
recipe containing full directions for making and sue
oesstuly using this remedy, Tree, receipt Of their
nOmes, with two stamps TO pay expenses, There ].
once take hold Of and disspate. Night Eweats pee
vishnsss irritation Of the nerves. failure OF memory
difficult expectorston, sharp pains in the lung8,
throat, chilly sensations nausea at the stomach, IN
aotioE OF the bowels, wasting away OF the muscles.
The writer will please state the name Of the pa-
psr they see this sdvsrtiment in. Address,
DEADLOCK & CO.,
iTIy-Is7 z75 North zd-sf Phiiadslshia p.
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NORRIS,

Arabian Condition Powders,
Tbs best snd cheapest remedy for many OF the discs
% peculiar 20 ~
HORSES, CATTLE AND SHEEP
Sow in Uhe-so ssys svery one who has used them q
1s5-See Circulars. Sold By Strong Armstrong
Benton Brothe-B, T. W. Palmer. Wholesale and BE
tail BY the Proprietor, AZ l6l Outa-ioSt Cleveland
@. g. NORRIS, Proprietor
Ard hF all DruEglEts in the oonntrT. rnrIs
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y EAL ESTATE.-E. N, KEYEE.
~ SioTmeTly q the nrm Of Litties 4 Keyes, has
d 5uPsror-Ss and Public Square, and has oonstsntiV
On hand several thousand acres Of first quality Rarma
ing Lands In the States OF Iowa. Wisconsin md mlS.
sour 70 ezohAngssor city country properly; alrS
or Hukind5 si RoEsonai REopsrsy. Part cash psids
4 sr-eaasFr G1TifrS54s
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

Hagsn's Magnolia Balm.
This Il the most delightful and extraordinary nj
ever discovered. Il changes the sun-burnt lacf
hands 70 Tearly satin texture Of rsvsshins beau
y, impsrtins the marble purity O. youth, GLd thi
pEsFIHqUH appearance 20 inviting In the city belle q
fashion. II removes tsn reckes, pimples aud rough
nea fron the skin, leaving the complexion frosh
transparent and smooth. II contains no mstersalih
iurlous to the skin. RsFonized BY Actresses an
Orrs Singer. Il e what every lady should have,
E9rsoh EvsFTWksrs.
DEMAB ). BARNES 4 90.
General Agents,
iulyi-R1 e Arnsdgay, New YorE.
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The OLDEST REsULAIOR FOR FEMALEsI


There is but one eEgUIsE AED suRH CURu ior GIRLS
or WOMEN who suffer from Irregularities, or Obstruc-
tiens Of the Menses, whatever may be the cause ei
for many years. The only Safe Reliance is in
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS,
that Ladies have for relief from tbs suppression OF
those PERIODS which, kept according to the calls
amount Of good health and strength, and which, Il
moi regularly experienced will p oduce Misery and
Of Females,
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS.
This Good Old Remedy for all distractions hss
been hailed with pleasure and prcnt for tTenty-nve
is an old ExCelienced Physieiap, whom everybody
knows. and In whom everybody places confidence and
respect. 1t is no nswfangled arrangement, but 3
standard remedy.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
have never fsiIed, and Thousands Of certificates
this effect be found 10 all parts OF the country
guarantee that ONE BOX will restore the natural
monthly functions to any Female, no matter what
her condition OF age; indeed; 20 certain 1Ie
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS,
which have ben popular and sure cures for over
quarter Of century TO restore the menstrual flow in
natural way that ladies who are pregnant MUST SOY
riege. They cannot do harm in any other way.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
are the only mudicine that Married and Single La
dies have Eled upon toT many years or can Tsly up
vert1sement TO your druggist, and tell him thatyo
want
The Best Female Medicine IN the World,
Which is comprised in
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLSl1
9bese form the Finest Preparation ever put for
ward with Immediate and Persistent Success.
DON'T be DeceiVedI
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills have received, and are nov
receiving the sanctions Of the most Eminent PhySl
clans in America.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box. IN
price, Ono Dollar PER Box contains from nifty tc
sixty Pills.
s%-PiIls sent by mail, promptly, BY remittinz the
price to Messrs. BENTON BROTHERs, Cleveland, @.
Sold by Druggists Generally.
HUTUHINGs& & HILLYER, Proprietors,
81 CedRr-5t., REV York.
-nraa. paana.
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FEIE6D Ia HEED-TBT H.
d. BUsst'g IHFAhhIBLEA EAIHIAEHTiBP PropArt.
iron the Tsoipe Of DF. stsshsn Sweet, Of OonRceiS
ths GrUs4 b0ns sstsr G1d has besn uEsd IN hI pral
so for the last twenty ysss with ths most a1tons
NJ Success. As An external remedy Il u without
Eval, and VIII allsvtebs PAIN speedily than anl
sther rreparsticn For all Hheumatic and Ncrvopi
D1sorder q e truy inllgDie, and Sc curative tCi
Sores, wounds, hrrainG, Bruises, &C., It's soothing
healing and powerful FthsuinE prOpen1ltie5,
Gts the lust wonder and OF al who "a,
sFer given Il trial. Over iour hundred csrtihcat
81 remarkable cures performed b. Il within ths LAST
eRo year, attest 20 this fact. Strong ArmztrDntl
AGpDta fnF Uavsiand. dN.IhaitanvzdkN:Etas
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DR.. 6 3 a 81 A ET,
Eea6~ q 1s Royal OoIgegs Of PEVsio
LnnHna EnnLnnd. G..nd..,rsn ~

Eeab~ q 2s loyal OoEEsgs Of PSysioiassI
LOAdOs, EaGtaad; GradsGss Of
Rioord's FO,p;saI for
FEMALE DISEASE
md . constant attendant Of Paris, London, New
IsAns and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten yea
has opened his Ofioe At the
johnson House, Cleveland,
Whors be viii be happy TO meet all those who are -
GIosod with B1bsoute and chronic diseases.
Es trsstment Is entirely different from the of
plan, and IL mid, eflcAOiOus and effective. BIS med
Ieinss AEe simply vegetable extracts nd oils, thsg
kaYs never bssn uSso but By two 9TH. physicians ,
America besides himself. he has spsn the gr0stos
art Of his lie and Thousands OF dollars In obtsinIr
. few secrets in his profession. BE tests the Urr
for all forms OF disease. No ohsrEsfor giving
hoauIt and true statement OF their csss.
ts BPEBHATOHHEA.
10 YOUEa MEE.-He can prove 70 yOu In few NH
Ntea that he is the only physician you treatts
With that cures this disease For every patient vi
viii follow his directions, he VIII give One Hundre
Dollars II be fails n Curtng this disease. No chargt
made for consultation These At distance who Wish
% consult the Doctor msy do 50 By sending q email
vial OF urine BY mall, with name and age, and
viii answer knd describe thsir case and the possibI
ty Of getting relief, By enclosing return posesEI
ramp maT1:lH7
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FARMS AND OUT PROPERTY.

NhhHIo MD UUI PHUPLhT1.
Fifteen acres on Ceasr-st,, with good House and
Oedsr Still acres, with acres of grapes
Esst Cieveiand-hear Euclid.St and Wilson Ava.
hue, large and convenient Brick House, with
Fruit, &C. For s5tOO.
n..sT!AAlso' Also e large number Of Farms, out-Lots,
DWellings, 40 TOO numsrons 70 aivarfisa hacIk
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LITTLE, DEALER In REAL
LIZ ESTATE, Bailroad and other Stocks Has on
hand large lot OF Farms and Farming Land1 n
this state Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
- Omee over No. 50, south side Of Pub. SQUARE
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s64. PeBnsyiTanla Central 1854,
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.


CRTTH IT'S COEEEOTIND
Is First Glass Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
The Track is StOns Ballastsd and is Free from Dna.
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LUxURIANT BEAUTY,

promotes its growth, prevents itg falling on, eradt
stes dsudruii aud irararts health ard plcassntnas
20 the head l. stood the tsst OF time being TIT
original Hair Oooring, and fs constantly increasin1
In tavor- Iced b. h0Eh gentleman and ladies'
1It Il sold BY al respectable dealers, or CAD D.
procured By them Uf the Commercial Agents, ID!
BARbEs 90, s6z Broadway, New YOrE- Two n
Ees, 50 cents and slO0. luiylO-hzIsOW
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EEINsTEHIE's
WTMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
It is Not a Dye,

But restores gray hair to its original color BY sul
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustenanot
Impaired BY ago or disease. hllTSETAsTANEOUs DYEi
are composed OF lunar cauEtc, destroy ing the E5t
and bsauty OF the hair, and afford Of Themselves ~
dressing Heimstreet's InfmitAble ColOring not onb
restores hair 70 ts natural color by process
bTTt gives the hair
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DOn,t be Deceived!

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLSlH
1hese form the Finest Preparation ever put for
uard With Imutadlate and Peraistent SUCCESS,
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ZEAL E&TATE.
PRAYTON / sT0OKWELL,
REAL Estate AGENYs,
HOUsEs I'D LOTs FOR sALl.

the Insurance ONCE Of &. ,. BraytOz-
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BROWNS BRONCmAL TROCHEs.
PnslIo iSIT n l sPFGKERs AND voeALIsTs

These Lozenges prep ared from highly esieeLl'
ID recipe for alsTiaiing bronchial Anecaons Asth-
ma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds ssd Irritation or
Soreness Of tbs Throat
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-27
Sheet Iron, Copper, &C.,
TIN AND JAPAHEED WARE,

sE sales Room Ma5n Street, oppe-
site Court Honse. EoaadTy nssr
mouth Pigeon Greek
a. Orders Solicited. kbl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-27
How General OgIesby Came 20 be 4
Anii-slaYeFY MAJ.

From speech, made st Chicago By
Gen. ogIssby, Union candidats for Gov.
ernor of Illinois
May indulge myself Tor a moment, to
give you faw of the reasons why / be-
came an anti-slsvery mani (Yes, ysa9
know that what Affects the character Of
any one man in this country, Is Of bat
little consequence; still It was = big
thing with me, and controlled all the fu.
turs thoughts Of my hfe-made me hon
eat on the questions, made ne purely
honest. Ny father was a slave holder;
be had wife aud eight children, and
only one negro (laughter,) and indeuti-
fied himself With the institution Of sla-
very. He was Virginia born, living
10 Kentucky, cooper By trade A ne
gro fell to bis lot, somehow, with other
things frosa his fathers estata He took
that negro learned him the carpenters
trade, be lived in the family, while all
the children we're being born be nurssd
Us, took care Of rs, led Us along by the
hand, and father, (so am told, aud /
believe It's true, nsvsr gave him lash
or lick or "a unkind word lApplauss !
He was one Of the nohlest black men /
have ever seen. After a while in the
course Of events, my parents died
and left Us poor--veTy poor. was
eight years old. ] saw that negro put
upon the stand and sold Of At auction.
That did not eoaeern me very much, /
scarcely knew what it meant / saw
those who we're my friends-whom /
4 m&,f a.
about il and supposed - boy thstit vas
all right
That negro came often 10 see rs as be
was taken away only about eight or ten
miles he was then forty years Of age
Shortly afterwards . son Of the purcha-
ser, in his wrath and FIRE Of the moment,
exposed his old bare back, and gave him
one huRdred deliberate lashsa The
news came to us children through ny
married sister, that sad story OF how old
uncle Tom had been treated. Some
thing settled hold Of nae then young as
/ was and | made & resolve for . boy,
OF quite a serious character, that If ever
in the Providence of God grew up to be
worth anything, enough to huy him
back to freedom, would do II His
master, presume, was IS kiad as thsy
generally are. 1t is not the owner Of 3
slave an, u,Abusing, but the institution. /
am striking at something higher than .
mantle system. Time passed on,
andT remained poor. Finally, California
became the rage, and went there. |
/ got together money enough to come
back home aud 60 to Kentucky; /
kept my promise; bought him
and set him free, and | then swnre
/ eternal vengence ca the institution
Of slavery. Tremendous cheering
The insiution Of slavery never favored
me. love the people, for they we're ny
dear friends, and owned slaves; most
of my relations we're nearly al kentuck-
ians, and nearly all alarsholders l saw
had nothing to gain BY it There were
no free schoOls-no such things as learn
ing to read and write. l0st my st
tachment for the institution I never
saw she day when / wanted to own q
slsve-when desired to have the control
Of one. Ny purposes we're fixed upon
came to this free State where there vas
no such thing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-27
MEDICAL.
DENTISTRY.
J. c. BIERROWER,

ID Z N IT i - II.
Rooms Nos. and S. Marble Hall,
Second Floor, Nafa Street.
81 Special AtesnsIoa stvSa to the tnssrsiss Os
aEtiasial xsesA. zysS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-27
EVANSVILLE, IND, MONDAY. JUNE 27, 1854

d East Tennessee Infantry Lieutenant
Joaes, Of the same rsgiment; and Lieu
.snant O'Connor, 59th 0hio InfGntrY
These officers, with several hundred 9th
era, we're being transferred from Libhy
Prisoa to Mscon,to prevent their capture
BY Grant Thsy escaped By making 9
saw out Of the back OF common table
kEife, and saving hole In the side oI
the car They jumped out when the
cars wsrs running st the rate OF
zen miles per hour. The following
officers escaped in the same way, and are
expected here every day. Captain
Wsrren, 5th East Tennessee Inlantry
Lieutenant Crawford, 24 East Tennessee
Infantry; LieutsnAnt Clifford, Lieuten-
ant Smith, and Lieutenant Ewing, 10Th
United States Infantry. The officers
already mentioned as having arrived
here, we're about twenty days reaching
sks Federal lines
We Wish some Of our pro-slavsry con
servatiys friends sonld take the trouble to
look st these gentlmen and lecture them
on the negro question. They have too
much rsspect for the negro-soo high a.
appreciation Of the nsgro's uneonditi-
onG Unionism-for the good Of coasery-
stism. Why, they actually say that they
applied 10 negroes on the road for pro
visions. and they report, too, that the black
rsseAis, in every instance, bsfriended
them. The fool negroes at times actually
refused 70 dsvids With these Yanks, bat
actually insisted Ola their taking all OF
their every scatty allowance for day
These officers were bouutifally fed by the
negroes until they arrived ia South
Georgia where there are comparatively
no negroes, and then they we're fed By
the poor white trash, who are not
deeply enough interested in slavery To
turn them against their government for
it Here We have an important lesson,
which t'wonld be well perhaps to ssady as
We pass IL Cen.sal Georgia, were ne
groes are plentiful, the whites are all
rebels, and the blacks are the oaly loyal
citizens, and as you advance into North
ern Georgia, where there are only few
slaves there ara considerable number
Of white nnion \. What il the cause
Of this7 What here about this thing
slavery, that wh ws End slaves, We
6nd traitors7 v Is isthat If yoa want
70 know how maa nitors there are ia
community. you sAu approximate the
number BY sscertalning the number Of
alavehcidrrsf II slavery brfsds trea.
son must il not be wrong, ard should il
not be Abolished7 We think so
Captain Wilkins and the officers With
him we're ina terrible destitute eondiiion
when they arrived, 80 far a. regard 90
clothing They bad Confederate money, i,
but the poor white folks nor negroes
would have nothing 10 do With IL
They report the woods aud hollowa flll
of citizens in North Georgia who are
veil armed, and Tov they will not join
the rebel service. They shoot ihoss thas
attempted TO srresl them Captain wilkin
escaped once before, with Colonel
Straight eat wa rseapsnred ~hsa out
siy dsJa
Major General ssrednan, commander
Of thts pest, verY kindly assisted the
party 10 better rigging than shasin which
they sere clothed when ihey arrived.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-27
MEDICAL.
a Tlsso--x

8. T-lSe0-x.
Psrssas Of ssasatsry h@bats sssabisA vita
wsakas~. ias@itaae pelpifatlan VI the heart, iaek
81 app~sita. distress sftsr satGns. torpid liver.
sasstIpsfion. asz-rvs q sussF, q th-J ~in sss
PLANTATION BTrTERs.
whieh are ssw nseomzssaaed ~ ths highest mesi-
cal authorities, ard warranted 20 pEeaaes aa iu-
ps~Atsfs bensaelAt seeet Thsy are sxeesdin ety
sxFsssbis. sEsso-iy pars. aaa b ast suparcrri al
Fsquir.d-
Thsy purify. strsnxthsa and iavlgorats.
TisaT create = hsaifhT sppetite.
Thsy arssa an ti4ots . shshee q wassr And
aisf
They sTsrssa. ths sn..,. sf dissipation aaa
rssy ssrvaEthsa th. syssaua asa sailysn ,hs
ths SIZED.
They prsrsat miA&masls ssd lsssraili.ni &.
vwi4.
TAsy Furify Tn. breath aud sslaisy Of ,ss
stanasek.
TAsy care Dyspepsia Ana Constipation.
Tkey surs piArrheA Ana ChelsrA Msfhas
They ears liver conPlaiat Aad Nervous
TAsy aAksfh usak ssreng, the IsnEuia brl.
iisnt. aHa ar. sxha sstsd natures great restorar.
Tier eonfpassd o. ths eslesrAts CAlisaya bark.
~tntst grn~n, sassafrss, rosts and bsFbAs ~ pre-
ssrred ln rsrfeetfy pars 81. CFoix ran. Fer par.
tics-iArs. So eifsulars and testimonials Afeund
saeh bottle.
shAs4a has s-r Fsss.ss q. = stamp uanuti-
lated over the cark. eth piaatatia1 seens. and
oar sixnatars . aas ss@-l plato slla label. See
that onr bottle Il not re-nilsd With spurious and
delaisrt1zs stuH Any persoa rrassudiuE 70 sstf
fiantAtisn bittera ~ TIA EAllon or In bnik, 10
imPsxtor. Any person fmitatiax this h1stis- or
ssllinE any other msteEisl shsrgin, whsthsF called
Plantation Bsitsrs or nst, IA criminal under The
V. 3. Lsw. and vii Be- - prosecuted By "a We
already have csr eye on several parties ts-4iliuE
eur bettss, Sc, Who viii saeessd ~ ssttins
themselves into close quarters. The dens "a faT
praksas Fiantstfon kitters from ladies slsrry-
uea. msFshzats, &e.. ts iRoredi be. The sisspis
trial of bottle s the sFidsncs present. Of their
worth ard superiority, They are aasd by al rp-
specsabls druggists. Erocsrn. Physicians, Astsls.
s&laona, steamboats,, Aad eosatry stores.
2. II. DRAKE a CO.
Ne. 80 ErosdEay. =. y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-27
LYONS KArHAInoN.

Kathairun fs from the Greek word aKathre, er
"ksthAiro," stguifyiag 70 cleanse. T.iHvinate ana
rastors. This artiris u What its HAaaa signifies.
FER preserving. restoring aad eaastifyink the
humAn hair is tAa nest Tsua1ks shts pre- r4xAtioa
In shs world. Is Il again oSBed 4zd pat a7 b
the original proprietor, and is nov nsads with tie
sane ezrs. skiil and attsntiea watch gave u >
sale ef ovsT ore ziliiea bottles psr asnum.
IL II = most dsliEksfai Hair Dressing.
1t graduates sc1rf and sanaruG
II kseps the ksad eoo1 and clean.
II makss ths hsir, rich. ssft sad gioSsy.
II preyenta the hair from hiiing % Anz turH-
tuE grey.
II restores hair upon bald heads
Any lady Of gsntisman sho values hezutifaI
bad of kzir skoRid uas Lyou's Kasksireu. II ls
knawn an9 ea thranxhgut the cfsiiixed world
Sold bT ali rsa3sctshis eaAiers-
DEAAs BAzyES 4 CO., New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-27

PsFsaas Of ssasutsry hs4ts sEsHhi~a vita
wsakaes iassitaae. g@lpifatlan " the heart, iaek
~ app~stts, distress sttsr eatins. torpid liver.
saastlpsffon. aaesrFs % sussr, II thsy win sst
tFF Eha eatakrafst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-27
Arrlral Of Federal ofleers from Dixie.

From the ChAitasOoga Gazette.
Four Federal officers arrived here on
Monday, having Jumped from the cars
near Millea. between Augusta and Ma
con, Georgia Their names are Captain
Wilkins, u2th Illinois; Captain Murray,