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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

A SMLE.-How trifling, hov
simple q thing is smile! how slight
an exertion does it cost Yet how
magical are often it's resnlts. How
frequently does it dispel the clouds
of gloom from the brow Of care,
lightning up with its warm and
fenial radiance, like sunshine on,
the distant hills the coutenance of
the sullen and depressed. OFT time.
too, even the forbidding visage of
melancholy and despair catches up
aud reflects back the gentle, hal
lowed light.
Oh how many weary heart
has been made happy by a smile
how many q heavy load has seem.
I'd lighter from its heavenly infu.
ence! Friends, withhold not those
little courtesies of life-be not pen.
urious of your smiles and kind
words; you dr. an not what q world
ct good all unknown to you they
may accomplish.
Scatter them with Q prodigai
hand, and many q one tOiling
along life,s dusty way will bloss
You in their heart of hearts.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
SHAKESPEARE

What Il known of Shakespear
personally? That he was born N =
Stratford, April 20, 1854; tbat s n's
father was poor; that he marrlee
Ann Hathaway, who was seven .
Years his senior, and that his nrst
Child was born SIX years after mar.
riage; that lie went 10 London as
the ago Of eighteen, ana was con.
necteS with The Globe Theatre
that by acting, managing ana VIII .
ing he saved up some money. shas
Fhe built q house in StrAtford, ane
came there to live about 1906 tnAI
Ihe. was the companion Of ben
johnson; that his eldest dnnE
Susanna, was married in 1867 70
John Hall, q physician OF Stra.. 70
ford: that he disd in 1916, on the
2Sd Of April the day Of his birth !
as we Judge from the register OF
bnrial: "April 25th, WIN shake
snesr. gent" In th1se fel~ lines,
reader all sitter of tradition. con-
lecture. good stories snd much else
that is positively known OF this
man 10 summed up.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

ANEW era in portraiture is predicted from
the discovery Of Mr.. SWan, who presents q
solid lifelike likenss Of any one, inclosed IN
cube ofcrystal. The effect of the new pro
cess is to exhibit the subject Of the portrait
ure with lifelike verismiLtude, and in natur.
raj relief You take up sma II case, and look
through what appears to be . little window,
aud there stands or sit, before you in q
pleasant! lighted chamber, marvellous
ef6gy OF 9 lady or gentleman as the case
may be. The projection ofthe nose, the mould
ing Of the lips, and all the gradations of con
tour are as distinct aS il an an able sculptor
had exercised his skill but the hair and the
6sSh are Of their proper tint, aud the whole
thing has Singularly vital and comfortable
lock Indeed, we're it not for ihe reduction in
size, ii would be difficult TO avoid the belief
that an actual man or woman, in ordinar
dress, aud with characteristic expression,
was preten'ed to your eye The Swan systcm
is about TO be introduced into The United
States lr t.,li
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
AYERS
J ympsnpa EIiraet Of SasapariIla,

the mast ciEec,nAl ssmedy which the medical
skill Of our tisnes can devise for this every
whcrc prcvsiiingahd fatal malady. 1t Is com
bined rom the most active rcacdials that have
been discovered for tbeexpnrgation Of this foul
diAorder from tl,e blood. and tie rescue Of the
sEstem from i6 destructive consequence.
nepce e should be ciaPloyrd for the cure Il
Pot only ecFofiala. hut aiuo those otlsr aifec.
tioas which arise from il. such as ERuPTIvs
"nd Skia nisRAaRs, ST. ANrnosr'a FmR
J.OsE, or ERssiPsLAs, PiMrLKs, PUxrvLRs
IIiorcitrn. BLAIits and BoILs, TuMoRs, TErrER
aid SALT RDarx. ScALp HsAp, RiEowoRN,
kREyNA1isx. SyrnIL,Tlc and MERcuRIAL DIS
EAsES DKorsS, DyargparA, DEDiLiTY, and,
S,deed. ALI. coNPL.aiHrs ANIsiNo PROM ViriA.
TED ON INVeRR BI0OD. Ihc popular belief
in Is ieprity Of tie blood Is founded III TRUTH
for ssruflla isa degeneration Of the blood. The
particular Farpose aud virtue Of this Sarsapa-
iillais 20 purify and regencrate tlis vital fluid,
without which sound health Is impossible in
contaminated constitutions.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

@-Ths sudden changes in the popularity
OF political and military chisfiains, lead %
tns almost uOurn:uI inquiry, What 10 last.
ing distinctiOnr There are, for instance,
not many people to day 10 Boston, who care
to rscOllsct the part :hny bore in the spon.
'ansous triunPbS which over whelued Gen.
sral BsnsS on Ais last visit hs.e On that
very day, that faVOrito OF the people was
congratulated BY 9 friend o. the hold hs
had on the public favor Yea, madam
said be, with his grave emile, 'ahd the Grat
mistake make they will forget italL' Hia
prOphesy proves true.-BOsson Advertiser.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
y. q. Az Z RS
Ague Cure.
Hop riIE aPlspY euaR on


xntsrn.ittesas Fever, or Fever and AGue,
yeemittent Heyer, ChtIl Fsvsr, DImb
Ague, PeTlodfeAl Headache or Bilious
yIesilaShe, end Dilious FeveFs, indeed
!or the .hels class Of tliseasss original.
lag = bti,ary aera"geanent, eaused by
shs MainsiA a MiAsnatis Countries.
We are spahlsA nsrs to Offer the community
remedy which, while il Surcs the above complaints
With certainty. 10 still perfectly harmless In any
quantity. such remedy Is invaluable in Districts
where these alaieiing disorders prevail. This
"CuRg expsls the miazmatie poison Of fsvBR
AND AauB ttana the system, and prevents the %.
yelopment Of the disease, II taken on the first sp-
Iroaeh OF its prsnaoni,Ory symptoms. Itisnot only
the best rrnedyprer yet discovered for this clnss
OF complaints. but also the cheapest. The large
quantity We supply for dollar trings Il within the
each pfeyesy BODY; snd IN bilious districts, where
FEvRk AND Aat,R pEeyails, every body should
hsvS Il and use u freely both for cure and pretec.
tIon. Ageat wpefigTity Of this remedy over any
Othsg eyei discovered f6F the speedy and certain
cure of fintsfmlttsAt b thasit contaiisno Qninins
pr Mineral consequently Il produces no quinism o.
|O,hey igjniinns sHefs whatever upon the eons,itn.
ton. Those CURED by i are lef Ne healthy ~ II
they yhadneyer had the disease, u
Fever sad Agns ID not alone the sgnsequehce Of
the niasmatie poison. A great variety Of disor.
der( aFirD rom IL irritation, among which are
hsskaiia, Rhssmaiisn.. Gca. Hsaaaeko, Bliad.
seed 1eotAaeks. Easseks, CeiayA, Asthma, Pal
pits,ioa Penn ~ AfStties Of tie &i3lssn, Hysfsys
Scs, Pain N ths HeIsel,, Cofe, ParalYis and De-
Tan1smtAt 1 ~ Stctpaeh, al Of which. when
ogiEnstng n tkis eGuie, mt On the i,ifsInitfsn6
typs q become periodical. This . CUSH cxpels
the p1i.pa Apln ths blpad sRd eonp:qncntly cures
then ~ alikG II i m ihy1mabla pfotectinn 70
imnigfaAu md psfsens travelling OF temporarily
residing 10 ne ifalafous districts. Iftaksn occs-
siunslly er eFiiy Whils exposed 10 the infection,
that ell he tsefetea ftnia the system, and cannot
aceumnl,ie n eufieisnt quantity y npsp into diu-
ease. Hence Il 4 even more valuable for pecteo.
ton than cnra, and ieN l aseF sufIeS from lnaet-
sittsns1 shsf syal ,hsnstlsss " the pro,ecsion
tAis Jensay ,aasrds,
baupatynE1.GGyn @cO. Eavsa. Has
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16


RICHMOND, June3.- rne Jnnfed
crate Senate to day passed the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved, That the President
be requested to make an exposition
through our commissioners abroa d
to Various European powers tc
which they may be accredited, Of
the violations OF the rules of civil.
ICED warfare, and Of tina atrocities
committed BY ths Government and
the armies of the United States in
the prosecution of hostllities O.
gainst the Confederate States oi
America" ''
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

A-The Albany A,yas states.
upon the authority Of Govener
Seymour himself, that he desires,
above oil things, to seek, at the
close Of his arduous administration
the repose of private life, aod that
no public position which would
withdraw him from It would pre-,
sent any temptation to him.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

Good Hint'-Send your little
chid to bed happy. Whatever
cares press give it u warm goo d.
night kiss as it goes to its piIDw.
The memory of this. in tho stormy
Years which fate mag have in store
for the little one. will he like Beth.
lshen,'S star to the bewlllersd shep.
herds. s.E %
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

CoMpC1cArED superScriptione on
letters are no novelty, but we
rather think that the address OF
one subscriber, in Ihdia, to the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, may fairly
challenge comparison with any
We have seen published. This
pen,leman's paper Is directed as
follows:-"Vinaeck Gungadhur
Shastru, (care of Mr.. Tukkaram
Nsrayan SilIadaa,) at shastru Hall,
Breach Eandy, Mahaluxomee
roads, ,(near the Hon. JuRgGnath
sunkersett's Garden House, Cow
ALA, Bombay, India. Overland
via MarseilleS.) !"
GooD ADv1cE.-William Wirts
letter to HE daughter on thesmall'
sweet courtssies of lite,' contains o
passage from which. . deal OF hapA
pinc.s might be learned'
NJ want to tell you q secret. The
way to make yourself pleasant to
others 10 to show them attention.
; The whole world is like the miller
at Mansfield, who cared tor nobody
y-uo, not he necause nobody car
ed for him. And the whole worlld
" ould serve you so, ii you gave
them the same cause. Let eVety
one therefore, see, that you do care
for them, by showing them the
small courtesis, in which there IL
no parade, whose voice is still to
please, and which manifest them
selves in tender and aftectianat'
looks, aud little acts OF attention
giving others the preference in ev'
cry little enjoyment ut the table
in the field, walking, sitting Oh
sta nding." -'-. ,...
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

CoNuMDRUM by the author Of the
forged proclamation: Why are
cross dogs like ladies in sunmet2
Because they need muslin.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
june, S,lss4-4lws

uA-A Groar heard by our ear is very
different thlAgs TO US from grOan uttered
by our mouth The sorrowS OF o hers seem to
uS like clouds that empty themselves III the
distance, but our own troubles are like q
bursting right overhead
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16
"A POCKET ROOK LOST.

ON Sunday morniSg, Juns 5th. 1864
" somewhere between Good Intent and
the School House in Washington Township
Prebis county, Ohio, and along the Turnpike
Road, the sn6scriber lost cmomon -ised
Pocket Book containing seme money aud
various notes, receipts, &C., among which
was nOtA of hand given tn me BY l. T
McCsbe, also another give n to me by Wash
ington Bruce A liberal reward will be given
to the finder who vii restore the same tc
me ~ tbs Turnpike Gate, about u miles
northwest Of Eaton. ,.l,i..,-..
~, JACOB D1LLMAN.
June s,lss4-4lw3
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

.haLNA ANNMA@ ,IAlNAN 3
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

' 8p'-a-- 3-I q n y .l-Hn " 70 a'ri
~ .Is .t...5 SIR
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-06-16

1Vto' AhA unog ~ V1sh wv
Window Caps and Silla.
Washers for Bridges, &c.
We are preparing, and Wlll haze DO .t%
in q very short time, na OF the besI snd
finest GooKIEe STovEs even offered ieI .ali
in this or any other State. Patented in '6t
Warranted to bake in the bottom and On COZ
alike, and give good satisfaction.
We will pay the highest price icI nd
Metal and Wrought Iron, in exchange t"'
Castings.
CANS b SHEALoR
EatoN, Jan 28, 1864 If
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

Remember tina. the train leaves at 5
n,rlnck. nreciselY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23
CMNIERCIAI
EYAssLR WHOLESALE MARKET.

.ssElL4E, Saturday, May II. =
nasiasr the past seek hA. besnvsfy brisk.
sish fsreaszetiess. fhoash prio.s seem gea-
sFAily jagged. Mesey has bssa very sapeh
sxeitsa aaetazslaE.
COLDS. nassatlsd sad dseiisdly lower, and
j. SOS apis At 80. .f.t
sILxhsli and dscilnsd to Toc.
FLouaiss bar unchanged, ana arnsty
bed - Sc. aad eztrs iaaliy at e. 2ses. 50.
= HflEsa aad hlzhss aaa q, sAs= ssas.sst Al
81 55asIsF gesd nd and ~hite.
COIN, ass 10 demand at glri Is Gr
slssllss lAss sal % for sss.-
9 CATS AaA N sseA Assaaa at 81.
BYE saaa siasiy IS 81 % vifh good DO
nsnd.
wfiffEAss irm and steady al g. ssCsg %
= baals'adsanes Of zss pr haslsel.
FRuIsy asaa. 3asi hasias ~ ap@ari isha
saey.
pRIEEAcnEs - Tsssl %.
DRiKPPLEs aspssr ash slightly Aa.ane.a,
AaAAFs hsid at 81 Tsssa %.
THO sgkp seHgsai ard ass auotabIs.
sTs.
CLnYsKED- ia aArkst
FLAxFn il Gao3 assnana 81 S. oaase IS.
.I4 = Agp 4 - - par9hbi.
~ haa a4wamcsi ahsa pFiaaa are hixhsr.
n sdvsaessi g tsse1lo.
PORK assa saA somswhst higher, aHd
Is arniY he'd at sasasss Sc old. and szs oos
&c So.
lara ssa ia raed aenaaa al szsaso y
~
IA me5sFsls deasassa sassse.
, arm aasl hfssaF. Sud may b. aaoisd 81
l.ssFsas ena ia la 4 -
EEKlEs not quite - ara. Asl prizes
80 aseilasd A
sGE Aavsaeaa h ssegss tsg no.
+ STEADY aaa afu At zs.szas
AssEs s3saBsea 20 81 iesst u. r
sKY sfn and Ia g,.sssi sismsad 81 81 -.
L qalst aai aaehAnssI At sf's8ssc.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

NHw YoRx, May 21.-Tha 7fmes
special says the Iosaes og the Fifth cort.s
are as iollows: killed, i,2gf0; Wounded, | !.
a1Vi EDissipG LILO, total, 1924 II.
has less missing than any Of the ether
corps
5naggsera ere estimated ri ahaut H.
'.l--s'' the whole army.
CIxcISxArI, May @I--ccrfsFaa ~.
patrick arrived this morning.
Sam, Msdary was arrested on indiet-
rnent fer alleged conspiracy With parties
arrested here some months ago TO over
thfow the Government
The Commercials Western Virginia
correspondent says General Crooks com.
mand is slowly falling back, after accom-
plishing most thoroughly ia object.
lie has destroyed large am0uat Of
supplies. damaged the East Tennessee
Railroad beyond repair for fully lhFee
months
General Jenkins, wounded and cap
iured, has since died.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

TRoy, May 1l.-This morning at
about half past eight 10 clock an explo
sion took place at the Sehsghtieoks powder
mills about fourteen miles from this
city, completely demolishing IT. II
contained about FIVE thousand barrels OF
powder, which was nearly ready to ship
for Government use. Loss not yet as
certained.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23
MEDICAL.

Il = I u 7 =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23
GOLD PENS.
Barnes's Extra Gold Pens.

pens bear my frz&s-aark, &C p. BAksEz.
"a LOT, KT-." for which have ss,ured the
egkf. zad are warranted Il earats n1e and
e in every respect SEAT b mail orexPress
part Of the coantry On FeceiFt o. priee and
~ ekzrFss. Psrsoas ordering Will please state
Dize and style desired. whether hard or son,
'or coarse; aad If the pen should faII TO please
aoEe desective. they viii have the privilege Of
rznxing A Deduction Of fifteen per cent al
J On orders Of So OF over, aud twenty-five
s-snf. On fhose q 500. Liberal diso0unt made
ls tr.as- Old pens repaired IN the best nan
for thirty-Avs osafs iaad sasspl eAeh- Cires-
showing sizes, Styles and prizes Of Watches
FsEE 20 any address. address
I C. P. BARHES
Tsaisr in Geld Psns ard AMEKIcAs WkTcHzs,
- Main Street, cor. sixth, LogisEilss, KY
chSl'e4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

@WAsHrxcrox, May 2l-Privst, adv
ees from the Army Of the Potomac COZ
firm previous statements that Lee arm
is smaller than was estimated, haEir
been greatly reduced BY the recent %
ties
The appointment Of General Hunt
to the commaed Of the Department
Wss. Virginia gives much satisfaction
Ii is now expected that the new tar
bill viii be reported TO the House By 8
Wsys and Means Committee on Monds
A proposition for the final adlour
ment of Congress will soon be MAJ
fixing the day on the 18th Of June.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

NKw YoRK, May 2l--A special COT
respondent from Bntler's army 18th says
two heavy columns Of the enemy being
,diseOvsfed passing down the Pike to-
wards Petersburg with large trains,
Gen. Foster was sent OUT with force
to destroy, IL possible, the trains, hn, the
enemy we're in such strong force the
purpose vas abandoned.
The enemy is actively engaged in re-
pairing the railroad, and have concen.
trased force Of from twenty to twenty
I've thousand with which they not only
hope to keep open Lees communities
tons but crush Butler.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

Ngw 70 Nay 2I-Aa0tber BTooE.
I'm report named F, 4, Madison, has
been arres n eonnectioa with The au-
shorship OF bogus proclanation. lie
was empld as reporter for various
papers lis charged, with writing in
manifold copies Of the pretended
proclamat which Howard had drawn.
1, IS ale, thai be received q draft Of
the probation IRON Howard. with q
request tee that copies were delivered
al the ne'aper ofhces IN tbs city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

especially eairaaee by their mA,ehless
beahty those two gallant Osicefs. Capt.
Lgs asii ! rank B8anksmith III =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

NEx L, May 2l-The LOCO tons
Of gas G contributed to the Sani.ary
Commlsz D. reo. Elliott Of London,
the ireigl pon which was paid BY JAS
AcHenF.. the same place, arrived this
morning. arrangements are 5eiag made
to sell same at public auction on
Tuesday
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23
fPrnIrc-Nn 81


A. Acr % vAca,e and sell tbs ,,rs.eet r,.s,s,
fnda1rls q said Terrffos Il n f-isfA ssT1s
70 Z e-ry-s u ~ sesast "a IK.... y g.
ssssafsres u ~ tsas.i ssafss q sasa-.zs.s = -.
gFass ssaenaessf, xlai she sesrssAry 81 he grsf
~ 4 - isss hsfefss anthSris4l - ,.5 =
sause eaae a~Fsrsi ib3iaa FeseFxntIons fsrs..ss :.
niasss gr eeupfsl - suzh II ti,@ Ts~rssar,-' =
"a. e1eep,ing iafa s4llsy, 70 b. sarveyed late
zndzf The airSHaa Of siss ess gss, - ~.
sesgs@i Lsssi ualea, Asd upon tha chg Ti,,5s,. ~
80 ssrfeys shaif Gauss .aIa frscts - - =. =
49, zoe sssfd tldssso \ IA y ishiasa s. re-
=. = s,ssinent Tor 2 Fsytad not les tlaa .lsres
ssesi -, N hsassp&gssr a ssnesai es5e,s. -
gs....ss e "a, 90 Isssiiec q Bsah. sad - :
httf .taseSl ~ ~ l-islu "a X az h7kh
TIE Cove for 4 sad Tsrriiory a. the - - -
80 i4ssee. an4 salh tsv SeszetArs q the.
t..1fN. Y = = 1sfonf speh Id Is ssss Il -.
stse@ - sat1 Sotffasrs skalE sittsat : -,
stisft Saen the saaas, With the e.ds ~ Nh
-sti'i : al = spenei 20 rhss fres 3 81 r.,
,.iy q sac latsslsr shs cozaralsslasF ~ i.,si,.
sa.i 4ny Eieefs sho cisss.. y <
me elesisg sAgrgefs nnd tbs Secretary of tie Ia
tsrios Eia.l sfpy fhf rFosesds ef such sales l.;
n. - ~ a e - i.royraent- upon she rssr-
satlens Nhlen has - 81 lisithsd nadsr fe ssro-
sss AZ rsLsss n s y - ~ s1'Ios.1ss
raent. or such other useful articles = : sssa r,y
- r - eaai.isa 70 tes Hassia ae, E.assEeassis
= I 'hs lfaisrss frsxtisf. THAT - tFsst q land
shee = s9d uadar IN rroslssoss a. ff.ls sscfsaa
ias less than az &FPsa SOD valun in raxA u u
esq Anse tsAiApa - cesnutaAiaaers apRoiutei IL
the srerefary uftha ntefi5F fir that parisoae
{. seee AAd - & tzFfksr saaefsa Thai rs ssu r.
iatendfpt q Iudfan Affairs for TIE Territerx ~
YAH b. snd h. i haralsg, anfho rissi ss,sl -.
gassQ % eotlsrt ard Hrttis All oF - many ~ ths
taeiaass - ssfd fefrstcryaa n4sy be foaaA tfaetl
eelsAe Y Ne tnta sallsxin sald Terrftarg. slsek
q hefsly = spayt fer az lsgAaaEeai ssttlssssssf
10 tA1lasfys 0ecufation Of such IN tbs afrerest
~ ~ lsd,Aga a ead refFtafs a. snay lc a.
Sec .. &Ad b e faFsssr saa.'ed, That, for tie
gAf e-vo - nsakaH asEte aAtssai improvements IN
r. Itaf4 ,alist ~ ihs erIaHsH ii fiss Isdinns
no sne MaAeitt H. esHie. akd 20 epaLts fheus : /
- ONE sefi -sastaiutbg ~ n44ns n aeffeujtnre
thFfe i hereby appropriated cut Of any 4zos,s il
the ircssars rot otherwise appropriated tito sasa
~ thirty lhousand dollars. Rhich suhl skall IL
~ hari * the snPsF inteadsn1 q Iss3tsn Aaalfs
~ sad fersitory aadar thS iist-attiot 81 ~
esereiafy u the interior. -
Approved, May s, 1854 n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

Superior Remedy.-ws can e0nseirn-
stepsiy amse4meHd to those sassrinx from dis
srssstng geaghs DR.. ssrlskiand's MsilIanous
es9xA b4assa. IL gives relief almost fnsfznia-
sres<. Sna = withal sot dsazgFssabIs 70 the taste
fssfs = - esnbt bot tbs Msiiiesoss csuxk bal
$50 fas tsst prspssalions ID az-, and Is
eii ssAs Z. proprietor eiatas f5v a. We have
sFis4 = aaFlag ~ pest wsek, 3ea faund rsglsf
ffs@ > saess distressing cough. Il Is prepared
p Dr essieki2a d, Ne. 9 Eaat Fsarsh Street. Cir
ssHA@s esis. sad for sale b. Druggists at 70 e.sts
- ssti8ss mnys IL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

EuREKA IeE cRR1N SA1oex.-H. Her
manu-. First street, Opposite thsk Postof-
Gee, has opened his leo Cream Saloon
fof, the season. Being newly cited up
for Cream, Lemonade and Soda Water,
the place cannot DO surpassed for re-
fre.hmen,s - 49,. mylS-lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

gz.s - kAunnesvsf1's Great nsmedfsa.
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zsst sszdsrfai zzd rslia1ls psss.zzafson ~kses
hss saSssd ia trns nans sn1 f2ns By rssaits
shisA kss sezsd sssry sEker elssseps Al relief IN
ss~eeaslas Akessa4sissz. Cess sssvs@s H4@S Asks.
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p'<ksss ssas Es..ss. fssssgf sls.y e1s.~4g zss.z.
Dssais, PaFs<issls : Rtssssss cssga. s-5 1sA..a.
aev declared e b larg-iy s-so-s. For The paluz
IL he-itis Hsasiyaafio~ perfect relief. wkiIs h.
fars's aftsrsork is uadistzrbsd. and ens q sss
moss Important peisss. -
This vsiaabis prspzsstisa shoaid - IN ever
Family, asssfiptios equals IT'S real nsosssity,
o. lie splendid reszIts.
>. L. HESsEwELL, Proprsetor.
Commercial wharf. Bostoa
81 Fer sale b. all whelsszis and retail dealers
KELLER 4 WHITE. Agents
Asfts-sm EykBssiiis, lad. "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

PHILADELPHIA. May 2i.-The steamer
Massachusetts,, from Charleston ON the
evening OF the 18th, reports no fighting
at Charleston. The only attack made
was by two monitors on Fort Sumpter.
The new Irousides has not been IN ac'
ton lately.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

NkA 81 Asy 1.-The telegraph
operstopi he independent line, who
sefe seq Foft Lafayette on Wednes-
day nigivere this morning taken from
The Fort General Dix's headouarters
and exased, Wnen atiidayits we're made
By them the effect that they knew
noshing the forged proclamation, and
snsy immediately set at liberty.
Tie soEs still remained al the offiee
Of the aPeadeat telegraph, aud il will
be held fur.her orders
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23
A YlLLAIEous ournlar.-Thr.a n

A YiLLAIKoUs 0UrKAeE.-Three nice
young men amused themselves last
night on FirSt Street By throwing stonel
Or Stone-coai At people passing along lie
street and through show-windowG One
missile went through tina glass door Of
rDps ,uslIoeks drugstore, and another
through one Of tbs large French tights
Ia Carlin's show-window, making a.
nearly round hole about the size Of the
head Of aour.barreI. Another whiz.
zed BY the head u AE John Dunn,
attached to HolIaud's theatrical iroupe.
sa1'wo young men we're arrested and
ssut up 70 woIain's, and the other ran
away, and will probably be caught
These outrages are Of ssnsual occur
renee ia ibis city, AID IL those crested
are convicted, the very heaviest penalty
Of the lew should b Hetsd out 70 them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-23

Tie Little Grey Eagle was detained
By fog on Saturday. and did not arrive
until after dark last night She had
sixty-sIree hogsheads Of tobacco for
Morris Ranger, and crowd Of psssen-