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The Democratic Meeting.

The meeting Of the Democracy on Monday
n;ubt last. was one Of the largest Winter gath
erings we have ever attended. Notwithstanding
the inclemency of the weather, the courtroom
was packed toits utmost capacity, many persons
being compelled to stand for want of seats
The feeling of dissatisfaction with the Admin
istrstion was very intense and manifested itself
by the most vocilerous applause of every thing
said in criticism of its policy. The speeches OF
Henry G.. Smith Esq, of McConnellsburg and
W. J. Baer, Esq, Of Somerset, we're efforts Of
rreas eloquence and power. TO say truth, we
had no. expected half SO good meeting as this
was; but our agreeable disappointment only
proves to us that Democracy is invincibie and
cannot be destroyed. God has, doubtless, pre-
served the party of Jefferson and Jackson for
some great and momcntous purpose. II this
were not SO it would never have survived the
fiery ordeal through which it has been coupell-
ed to pass during the last few years. But neith-
or fraud nor corruption, nor trcachery, nor
nobs not even cold steel itself, has provedeq equal
to the task Of destroying the Democratic party
Infinite Wisdom has interposed to preserve 1t
for tho nations good, and in Gods own good
time, the opportunity will come for Democracy
to pour out irs blessings upon the land. There
fore, be patient. 'Learn to labor and to wait
Work on, and fear not. Stand your. ground
Run from nothing. Keep your place in the
ranks. Think not of leaving the country. The
battle Of liberty must be fought at your own
homes--at the baliot-box. Wage tho contest
to the end and the Almighty Author Of Liberty
will give you success.
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February u,
Psl lblfc Sale
or PERSONAL PROPERTY
JOHN ALSlP, Auctioneer.
and TWO TENANT HOUSES,

The undersigned will oser at public sale, at his
residence in Colerain township, on FRIDAY, the
nth day OF March next, the following valuab per-
soma! property. viz:
~ head OF Hotses, IS head of Cattle, (sotns are
fresh milk ccws) several Hogs an Sheep. Thresh-
ing Mach'ne, broad wheeled W. soa, narrow Wheel
eu four horse Wagon and bed, Spring Wagon. fall
ins top Buggy, near.r new, Sulkey, Cart. Sle's and
slrigas Gram Pin, Pinvghs, hsrsoss, Horse gears,
Saddins and Brides, Double sni Single aaness,
Double and Single trees, Fifth Chain Log Chain,
nc. Gem and Oats by the tu.he. Graia Cradles,
Moving Scythes, Cooking Stoves, Ten plate Stove,
Coal Stove, Eight d j Clock, CunSoards, Desks,
bedstead', and many other articles tee nuosrons 10
mention. S.e 10 commence at O'Clock, A. NJ,
when tie terms will be made known.
WILLIAM S. BEEGLE.
February 70 1861
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truer words uttered Railways Pills are pills
that cure" The sufferer of Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Biiliousness, Costive-
ness, Jaundice, Dropsy, &c., may rely upon an
absolute cure, by the use-of one to six boxes.
1t is not necessary to take these pills for months
or years to accomplish cure. They should
be used in all cases where a cathartic is requir-
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the railr batwcen Newport and Morehead
City, and SURROUNDED the post at Evan Mills.
Col. Jordan, we are told, sill holds Morehcad
City, but may be forced to retire to Fort Macon
in Beaufort harbor. The ganboat Underwater
was surprised and captured and destroyed by
the Contederates.
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RPINGE GALE.

Tha Commissioners will sell, on Tuesday, March
Sh, 1884, to the lowest and best bidder bridge to
be built across the Rsystown Branch of th' Juniata
near George Ro1des' nill in Liberty township.
Plan and specifications will be- exhibited on day
OF sale. BY order OF the Com mis- sscners.
JOHN G. FISHER, Clerk.
February 10, 1864.
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THE ONLY TRUE pURGATIvE.


DR.. RyaDWAY'S REGULATING PILLS.
~ would rather have one box Of DR.. Rad
ways Pills. than all other pills in the world
They are pills that cure. When yon take a
dose Of these pills, you can depcad upon the
expulsion Of the diseased humors from the sys-
tam: the Liver, Bowels, Stomach, Kidneys,
Sysasm, Skin ard Blood are acted upon, and
and the bowels after an operation induced BY
Radway's Pills, are left ~ clean and healthy
= slu stomach would be after dose Of lobelia
No straining, weakness, or wrcnching pains, or
piles or tenesmus, but q thorough and natural
evacuationis the result"
This isthe testimony of one of the most dis
tngsished physicians in the world. Never were
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STRAY HEIEER.

Taken W trespassing upon the premises Of the
subsc rhsr RESTING 10 Cumberland Valley, sometime
in September last, year old heifer, blue sides,
white back and belly, no marks. The owner is
desired 10 prove property, pay charges and take her
away, or she will bs disposed of according to law.
JOHN Z. MORGART.
February f2, 1861
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TTHE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE
! &c cmpanv want an Agent in each county. TO So
lcit orders for their new 81 Machine, with gauge,
screw driver and extra needles. We will pay lib
tral secEy snd expenses. or give large commission.
For particulars, tern,s &C., enclose stamp, and ad-
dress T. S. PAGE, Toledo, o.,
Genl Agent for the U. States.
February -. lS54--3m.
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yrEMCTEGN.

Tho Stockholders Of the Bedford and Stoystown
Tntnpike Road Company will hold an election for
five managers. at the house Of James Frazer, in
Sctellsborg. or the first Monday in March next,
between the hours Of one and three O'Clock, ?. NJ.
A. f. SCHELL, Sec'ry.
February IL, 1861.
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NOTICE TO PosTMAsTERs,-The is great
deal of complaint against certain Postmastors
in this county, on account of their Withholding
papers from persons to whom they arc directed.
We will not mention any names at present; but
if these officials continue this kind of conduct,
we give them notice that they will be attended
to.
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M AR h led

sCOTT-STUCKEY.-O Thursday January 2s,
By Rev. II. r Sample, Mr.. JOHN w. ScoTT to Miss
NJ EMILY STucxEY, both Of Bedford township.
fTCHEX-SUMM MMERVlLLE.--O the ith inst,
at he residence of Mr.. Jamss Davis by John Nc.
Cisery, Esq, Mr. JAMES RircHsY TO Miss FRANCES
SuMyEEyILLn
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sv"The Little Clan. Sewing Machine Com
pany' desire to employ an agent in the county
for the saie.of their machine. 1t is said to be an
excellent invention. See advertisement in ano-
ther column. T. S. Page, Agent, Toledo, O.
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We call tho attention Of our readers TO the
advertisement of w. S. Bceglc in another COL
umn. Ifyou wish to purchase good perso nal
property, attend the salc
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~ NTECE.

My fees as ProthonotaFy, DC, can be paid at the
Banking House of Feed & Schelt, who ave an:bo
lied 20 receipt for the same until the May Court,
after which time they will be placed in the hauds
of an officer for collection.
Feb. 10. AB'M. B. BUM.
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BELL'SvSPECIFIC .pILLs--wARaAsrxp III xLh
CASES. SCansbe relied ont Never fail 10 euret Do
not nausea'e 1! Are speedy in action! No change Of
diet required! DO not intsffere with business pur.
suits! Can be used without detection Upward Of
200 cures the past snonth--some of Them very se-
we're cases. Over one hundred physicians have used
them in ncir practice, and all speak well of their
efficacy, and approve Of their composition, which is
entirely vegetable, and harmless on the system -
Hundreds Of certificates can BE- shown.
BELLS SrEcIrfc Pills the original and only
genuine SpeciR: Pill. They are odapted for male
and female, old or young, and the only reliable REM
edy for etscting permanent and speedy cure ia all
cases o! Spermaiorihca, or Seminal Weakness, with
all its train of evils, such Urethrpl and Vaginal
Discharges, Gleet the Whites, Nightly or I0volun-
tary Emissions Incon,inence, Genta Debility and
lfritability, Impotence, Weakness or Loss of Pow
er, Nervous Debility, &c. &C.. all OF ahich arise
principally from Sexual Excesses or Self Abuse,
or some constitutional deransement, and incapaci-
tatss the sufferer from fulfilling the duties Of
riFd life. In all sexual diseases, as Gonorrhea,
G!eei, and Structures. and IN Diseases OF the Bad
der and Kidneys, they act as charm Relief is ex-
perisnced by taking single box,
Sold by al! the rr!ncipai druggists. Price 81.
Taey will be sent by uai', securely sealed, and
ccnidsr,laliy. on receipt of the nsoney, by
J. BRYAN, II. n,
No. rs c dar street. New York,
Consulting Physician ior TIE treatment of Seminal,
Urinary, Sexual, AMI Nervoas Diseases, who will
send, Tree 10 all, the following valuable work, in
sealed envelope:
THE Ftrri.ru TuousAsD-DR. BELLS TREA-
TlsE on S'it-Abuse, Premature Decay, impotence
and Loss ot Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weak
ness, Nightly Emissions. Genital Debility, &c., &C.,
| pamphlet OF Gi pages, containing important ad-
vice TO the effiicted, and whch should be read by
every sufferer, as the means of in he severest
| stages is plainly set forth. Two stamps required
10 pay postage. tH
December 4, is63-lysc
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February 10. 1861.
10 CoNSUMPTryES.

Consnmptive sufferers will receive valuable pre. i.
scFiption for the cure OF Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, and all Throat and Lang affections,
Gree OF charge) by sentns their address to
Rev. f. A. VII. SON, Wllliamsb sburgh,
Jan 22-6t Kings Co., New York.
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~We are under obligations 10 Hon. A. II.
Cofroth, NJ. c. and Hon. c. L. Pershing Of the
State Legislature, for documcnts.
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McENprAusa.--O On Wednesday night, third
instant, tho dwelling-housa of Aaron Hill, in
West Providence township, was consumed by
fire. Mr.. Hill had been absent from homo some
weeks, apd Mrs Hill, on the Monday previous,
lad gone to her fathers, in the Southern part
of the county. Every thing, furniture, cloth
and all, contained within the house was des'
troyed. This was evidently the work of an in-
cendiary. He should be farreted out aud pun
ished. Let the citizens of West Providence Or
ganize themselves into Vigilance Committee
and drive tho scoundrel from his hidng-place
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EoronlAL VIsIroR. We had the pleasure,

EDroHIAL VrsIroR. We had the pleasure,
on last Monday, of welcoming to our sanetum,
our friend Henry G. Smith,. Esq, the fearless
and talented editor Of the Fulton Democsut--
Mr.. Smith is in excellent health and judging
from the account he gives of the Democracy of
Fulton, they mus. also tcnjoy the same blessing
AS will be seen by the proceedings of the Dem
ocratic meeting on monday nigh: last Mr.. Smith
was one Of tho speakers on that occasion. His
speech was a powerful vindication of Democrat
&c truth and made deep and lasting impression
upon his hearers. Tho Democracy may well
be proud of men like Henry G. Smith.
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Mrs. Lamb, of Jackson county, Indiana, frozo
to death in her own house on tho night Of the
let, for lack of sufficient bedclothing to protect
her from the severity Of the weather. She was
very old, and was in most destitute circumstances
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What Thev Promised.

Tun FRIENDS OF Gov. CURTIN PROMISED THE Pko-
PIE THAT IF THEY WOULD RE-ELEcr nTM, TaE WAR
WOULD END IN 80 DAYS AND THERE WOULD Bs NO MORE
ppArrIsG, HOLD THEN TO THEIR PROMISES
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Just Received A full Supply of Groceries.
}. M. SHOEMAKERS:
Angust IA the 1893 --es trelt
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ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.

We publish the following letter, hoping it
will be as interesting to our readers rs i. Is to
us. ASSISTANT ED.
ARMY OF TIE PoToMAc,
Jan. 81, 1864.
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Orphans Court sale
OF VALUABLE REAL Estate

BY virtue Of an order of the Orphsns' Court Of
Bedford county, the Undersigned will sell at public
sale, on the preraises, on
Saturday, the 12M day Of March,
next, the farm of which Peier Hillegass lately died
seized, to wit: A TRACT OF LAND, ccnfsining
24o acres (ess eight acres sold og,) situate in st.
Clair township. IN said county, adjoining lands Of
Richard i. McNun, Eliza Blackburn. Jesse K.
Smith Others, about 70 ac.es cleared and under
cultivation, inclu ling 20 sctes of measow ths hal-
ance timber land. The improve ments consist Of q
Two Story log Dwelling Rogse,
and TWO TENANT HOUSES,
GRIST MILL and double geare3 SAW MILL,
rspn,n. circular and vertical saw ard rc,r OF
ehorring stones, and DiSTlLLERY. These mills
are driven by water from spring on the farm. one
CT the finest water powers in the calny Also n
Double Log Barn and other out buildings, ami two
Aple Orchards thereon
This desirable property is in plas SAINT neeL,or--
hood. convenient TO churches and schools being
abon' four miles north of Srheilsburg or ;ne road
/ leading to Bo!iidaysburg Title ndispu,ate.
TERNS-One half Of the purchase none ia hand
at the confirmation Of sale, and the balance in two
annual payments thereafter, TO he secured By iude-
ment notes. Sale TO begin at 10 O'Clock, NJ of said
day. Persons desiring information in regard to the
property are referred TO j. P. Reed, ESQ. Bedford.
MICHAEL HlLLEGAS,
JACOB Il. HiLLEGAS, Of p,
| February 10, 1864. Adm,rs.
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At camp Douglas, near Chicago, in the re.
cent cold weather, eighty soldiers Oh guard, had
their feet, ankles and hands SO badly frozen that
they arc incapactatad for duty for some time,
many FOR life. Two rebel prisoners who escap-
ed were frozen TO death.
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SS5 SE5O Per Month.

February IL, 1861
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
River News.

Yesterday sveaing was rather dull thss other.
wise on the lsvas.
A. Cincinnati the river IL rising slowly. with
over fgrty four feet 10 the channel. A. Pittsburg
there Is over twelve ieot and at stand, With g
pTo.ps-t Of another rl.s. here the river is rising
with about twenty eight fsst IN the ehannsI
Tks 0aly arrival since ouF afternoon report up
r. dark, was tina old ram HorBsr With iargst0w
q empty bargs.. which departed fer Louisville.
The anderson took out elegant trip.
Tbs Dunksrson also had an sxesIisnt trip. and
l.. q FOR urssn river APP O'Clock Among hsr pas.
gers ssre our elegant and much esteemed
{ f,nas who constitute the celebrates white Arm
- Oresn river. and Who's arrival on wednesday
D Kht created such great sHeitensnt. Our friend,
Lord Chancellor Mooney, remains ia the city.
This Morning star had sot arrived At so'ciook
iast night
The Chsfmsr Il the gorgeous packet for cairs
to day. Capt. Gus Dusouehst ls her popular CON.
mander. and Daks Nicholson Is her elegant clerk.
Fsr interesting river information zee our Ere,
page and river sdSsrtiaoments.
The Robert Burns il over due here from Mem
phi'. shs probably passsd up in the lght.
This D. d. ,ampball Capt, J. W. Res. arrived
out Of 0roan river yesterday. An account Of her
iais operations viii b. found In our local solanAns
TIE Ads Lyon will leave for Loulsviils on sal /.
urday evening a. 4 o'clock. Hall A Rudd aud Con
Humphrey are her agents. and viii put freight
through on short notice. q. Berry is her pop.
ular oommandsr, and 7. A. Lyon will preside 10
ths once. The Lyoa will be at the wharf this
evening 10 receive freight
A dlspstoh from Capt. W. y. Cor desires 90 10
ad'erti's the Norman for this evening". Her ds,tl-
nation u not statad.
The Morning Star arrived about seloek last
night she reports the Tarasoon detained a,
Owensbors by the miiiiary authoriiles, 10 ~ move
ths troops and stores 10 ID on's mon cams that
way.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

AAshairsn b nom M Greek vosa aKathro," or
"AAthAiFs." siEnlfying - clssnss. frlsyinats and
re''ere. This artiess i shat il, aams sisslaas.
for preserving. restoring and hesntifstns tie
human hair IL Il the Nest remarkable prssarAsion
"a ths world. IL - asAih owned .nd put up By
Tie original proprietor, and is noe nads with the
SANE care. skiIi and aissution which gave u
sAls 81 ovsr ons niillea bastlss per saaam.
u las aesl dslszAtfal HAIR Dressing
itsradicatss scsrf and daadraa
u kssps ths lead oeol and sleah.
IL MAKES the hair, risA, soft aHd glossy.
IL prevents tha kalr fran snllins "a ana turu.
inE gray.
IL restores lair npou haia hsaaa
Asy lazy or gentisnAn who values Asautifal
bead Of hair shoaid uas Lyon's Kashslroa. ftla
knosa AAa q 81 throughout the civilized verdi.
hoia BY ~ raslrsctabls aaaissa
nEhAs BARNES = CO., rss Vera.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

NASHVILLE, Dec. 22.-No oeseial re-
ports received from the army. At last
accounts Gen. Thomas was at Co!un-
bis- A portion Of the rebel force had
crossed the river aud were proceeding
southEard.
The entire country about Nashville Is
hlled With dsserters from toe rebel
army, manY Of whom are constantly
coming ia, voluntarily or otherwise.
The report that Hood had crossed
Duck river with sixty-two pieces of ar
tiliery is untrue. His artillery was
mostly Lost between Franklin and the
battles before Nashville, and the num-
Der Of pieces left him on his retteat
must have been fsv.
Hoods army is represented BY de-
seriers and prisoners, as ia = deplorable
condition and their utter EXIT rnination
is probable.
Weather has been very cold since last
night
River IL feet and rising.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

CnRo, Dec. 2-The steamer Pauline
Carroll from New Orleans, 18th, arrived
with few bales Of cotton.
The steam transport Clinton, from
Galveston, 18th inst, arrived a. New
Orleans with $40 exchanged prisoners
from Camp Grace, Texas The men,
Who were'in the most wretehed condition,
have been supplied with the necessary
articles for their comfort by the agent Of
the Sanitary Commission.
Late Astsmoras papers state that re-
Inducements have arrived At Brazos
and SaIsiago, swelling cur force there
to 1900, Of whom / 500 are negroes
The rebels make frequent saIlies frou
Brownsville, which is not fortified, aud
have numerous skirnishes with the Fed
eral troops
Ne change IN the markets
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22-The NAVY
Department has received information OF
the capture Of the schooner Madeira, in
Mississippi Sound on the sth The
Madeira vas laden With one hundred
aud htty bales OF cotton -
Admiral Stribbliug, commanding the
GulfSqaadron, reports from Key West
the capture Of British schooner on the
10Th witty seventy-eighG bales of cotton,
asd the schooner Peep o Day.
The Post has recognized Henry En-
diers Consul Of the Ssiss Confederation
a. Chicago, for the States Of Michigan.
Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota and the
northern part of Illinois
The Secretary Of the Navy today
transmitted 70 the House chief engin-
eer Kings report Of ths dock yards and
iron works OF Great British and France
accompanied by designs 1t appears
that the armorsd ships Of Great Britain
built and building number %, Of these
10 are heavy iron vessels and two wood
en- cssed in iron, besides one iron and
one wooden cupoia vessels.
The Postmaster General has issued
an order to Postmasier's directing all
nail intended for Shernan's army to Be
sent BY way Of New York.
Gold 220.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
view FORK Markets.

NHv Toss. De-. -
c0TToE-vsrf aFm aad sioFs sstlvs At Is isr
naadiiaE upiznds.
EL0uk-wrsssrn ouensd arm~r anA uiih m sh
shAags. y lssla 70 ~ kxtfa stats 10 o8slo Is
fur RenHd uaeh 0hIs. n E@tE o. ass TrAas
krsaas faasgA asset
wHt-kY-kEeissd ana irrsxular; w..s.rn
sSs2 ~. eiosiag sellers As insias qaotal5en.
ENt-Dult sss lovsg NiBtsE Rel wss.
ssIa 9 30 Ami.sr MiehiEaa : So.
RNE-uaii
AHLEY-UashanKsa
CJaN--Dsll Aad hsAsy. - So fsr isssrass
asxsa Nsstsru n sso 81 god Dc ssoss
? q for I'D Waite soathsra. Aad "a fer nsw Tel
100 ssulh~rn
o.Ts-DuI ssa a.eiiaiss. at GAL q for
CT rs os.s,. asas s. I.su.yra asa
su9AR-Q aiss Hsssapa isais5&
M0IAssE--oaissi naso9v@a. 3.
WooL-Qslst.
PErsoL Uv--Lswsr; Fsans4 In bend 7s. frss
d. 81 trEfte aseisi q s.
rnsK-aarsss h.AVy ard io~~fi 70 sTssa
% p faF - sRd "a 4 - rssh snd regular wsy,
elosisE a. ASK - o. cash ~ sasss2 fsr tsw
A~.st 50 @hsss7 20 80 Pr nss % eaaSaa % Z ?
Prime Ass-. 49, 2 hbls No Me- &c Sasu.
50 IBIS - asa''s Mess. lsr JaaassT. i Bsy.f';
p %. q 81
BEEF-fs. ive, AMI abost prsvious qao,a-
tt's- isoots2 ~ ksr ale sfss., Asd a 80
BEEF HAM -aoasrasa rsqseas at gTazs
Clf MEATs-F-iF asasana 1t IT&ais5S fs'
| Shoulders. sad la8l tar H.ms, Baren Sides
/ "a tumbsriAHd ~ for Jas AIRY 81 21a
ESD HeGs-- eAFes sna nors efns, al j
| Tor Weztsra
! LAED-Rsthsr arHssf, hrs not very active; ~,
/ a2S~-tha latter prise q. exarrm.
| BufTEB- Cats heavy al ; asa fsr Western
| and ssgsaa isr sfAfs-s
| chs EsE--FiFmss aha rather more active At u
/ afto.
STERLING ExCHASGE- Qaist at ioSssz
| oat<
gusD-Ls-. aesivs aud .sw.r; ep.uea a. q
/ adEaHrrd 20 xs14 a@zsrb@a 70 @s< aaa ess o
/ a. 2 kt3k422fL
/ GoNEsAMkST STOCKS - Shszs saslsr: -
/ 1891. eyapous. ilsL; 11s. esnpous. ] es5kk
te-tfs, coaposs, ! efk; oas Tea Csrfiaeztss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
SPECIAL NoTF
Nnraltu and Arf
Brandredth's Vegetable PIN.

Afs inflbis Tor costissness. sp4sas loss Of spps.
tits. sick hsAdAehs, gisdiasss. sense Of bIossiuz
amer meals, dizziaess, droEslssss. and eranpirz
psins, ard AL disorders Of the stomach aue
bowels.
s4- Original letter st rs CzEAl street, New
York:
u. Cook publisher Of ths stats B&nnsr. Ben
niBgton, VI, says; He EAs attacked with byspsp.
ais and suffered 90 severely from It that not par
tIcIs Of food could be swallowed xisheut oeeAsioa-
ing ths most uncomfortable ssssAtioss ia his
stomach. For hEs years he suffered from this ter
ribls complaint, when be used Brsndrsdsh' . Pills
The hrst box did act seem to bsHsat him muek,
but the second produced change, sad By thu sine
be had taken six boxes = eoDplsts. cure hsd hess
sEsoted. he says Ny dyspepsia vas gone. AID
my FL pectatlon Of al early death vanished"
dscZ3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

New YoRK, Dec 23-Ths steamer
Columbia brings HAVana..iates of the
l7gh inst.
The steamer Alexandria, nov called
Mary, had been seized 81 NASSAU for
violation Of neutrality laws, bat she has
most probably been released
President Lineoln's Message was eri-
ticised untssor&blF hy D.ario
The Houston Telegraph announces
officially the seizure o. the q, : steam
- Sonora, while 90 her wAy 10 Ns~
Orleans from Santiago on the 18Th nit
ht English blockade running sehoon-
eF Alabama vas captured Of Galveston
on The an inst, a. which time 8 vessels
we're bloekAding Galveston.