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Blanksl BlankslI

WE have now on hand and are ready 70 supply
w All demands for Blank Executions, Summons,
and subp0nas, printed good paper. These
bIankG Wero gotten up and approved by Daniel
lamb, Esq, and are In accordance with the late
Itatutes. oaGh orders are respectfully solicited.
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Steam Engine for Sale.

A sEOUND-HAND srEAM ENGINE, Of Il OF
"a IS horse power, eomplsts add 10 god oder,
can be purchased By application % q -. AektM,
~ tbs fOun iTy Hnd Mscnino shop Of T. Wiley Co.
MaTfinsVille, Belmont Co., Jhio- ie27 a.
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8g GGIsgrggB,
Afternoon Report.
Dispatch to Governor Foreman, Re-
ceiV ed at Noon.

30 CUMBERLAND aug. o. 1908.
Gov. BoREMAS "A scout who has just
arrived at New Greek, reports that General
AVerill overlook the enemy near Moore
field yesterday morning, attacked him, took
all of his artillery and Eve hundred pris-
oners. have nothing Official from the
General. B. F. KELLEY, Brig. Gen.
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NOTICE
WHOLEsALE DHY GOoOs.

ALL PERSONS haFfn< aeoountS Nth J. -. Dulo,
"A Wiil pIeass eaI and have thea ssttlsd 81 o1es
auKl J n ILLoS = OF
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-09

CTAnPs ROR BRAIDIAG AND ENBaUIDaKT.-
- A nsg lot, i1st reeeiVed. Btamping done neatly
and prumptly, - the VARSITY Etors of
D.HICoLL BRos.. ice, Main Street,
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"AIR--Orders for Hair In Braids, PlAitG Of
CurlG and color, received At
b.NIoeLL BROS, 100, Main Street..
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-08-09

TN STOCK. . fan Earisty Of STABLE Dry Goods ard
/ VEristies, PrfntG, MusliaH, GiaghAms. DsLainaI,
&c, &C, b. the Pisess - los - Any house IN thS
sP1s sT0SE 4 THOMAS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09
1fyou do, uso
HOohand's German Bitters!

From u NetOton Brown, D. D., Editor ofEhe Evcy-
elopedfa Of Religious Ka0tgEed0s. f,.1
Although not disposed to favor or recommend
Patent Medicines in general, through distrust OF
thef ingredients and ELECTS, yet know Of no SUM-
he believes himself to have received from any ample
preparations, In the hope that no may thus Contrib.
ute 70 the benefit of fothers. -
do this the moro readily In regard to HooHAnd's
Ierman Bitters, prepared by DR.. Q. N. Jackson of
thls CITY, because was pTeudced against them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. lam indebted 10 nv
friend Robert Shoemaker, kSq. for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tosts and for encourage
ment 70 try them, when suffering from great md
long ptinpeds dobilty TheSuse Of three bottles
OF these Bitters, &c the beginning Of the present
year. was followed by evident relief, and eStoFation
70 degree OF bodily and mental vfgOr which had
not felt for six montha before and had almost de-
9pG1Eed Of ne gnlattng: i thsi --<Se bnB God and
my friend 10 directing me TO tn use ot tneIn., :
PhiladslpA = June %, 1861.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09

Total four months..!... $277 $3.50, ,44l
Atthis ratio the debt will be So, 900 ,OoO.-
900 July 1, and Il per cent. will. be $2O.-
600 900 that may be pufchased. ~ y
% MAJ. HuNE, who paid Senate Hale $4,000
for services of somesott, has been acquit-.
ted by court martial at Fortress Monroe.
It appears that senator Hale earned his
liberal fee by saying a kind word to Sec.
retary stAntontfOfiMn Maj Hunt. The Senate
saysi it was alright, aud it is not polite
70 doubt II, but folks will have their private
opinions, notwithstanding.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09

4 Ti,,..ss.F5.1IJ z a
dns -, n, 70 ne eSa : Q
lJtti ~ = ,ti
4 P,or. l,ss 49,, tsss 2 g
t0s = ssSis .u9 =. t, SplA eyeftiseF
n soso.aS.na. o. g9ia required I 70 pay the
.ss ga d o 20 Up 10 July wonld
Sgyv,Vogi ay We nn9 tnfpop careful resi-
9t s1og ol 9s tns I atn9nnEs payable that thisis
snts ta9 snI, Aae required pay
ti5sf ileF1s stsf are I'll rs s,jSq HS9I1oESsi, m
igATEED sEAl lEs GOLD RERF y slAp 1NtEREsr.
FEB s1, 1 $9, siF pa a16
MsIob S.. 90 oS S ISS 5 TRo9
May 1s 900 6qOi Six months. SSSSSS
July 1. s. ,c5s69l 90 ok months,..... 26li, ,757
GJ1iy i:i SS ~ SlS TX
It ~ ''',i. egso
~ z Total e $sls 9ss, SOL 600 s98IO2 s46
h The ope;year certificates that bear gold
interest mature mp to, March B, and viii
The iPtersst - of t6e ss6S eSn cpa pa1I ol..
I paid MAY and NSyemher Siy si't 1sII II
Interest would be $l5 OOO, 900, but as tie
/ loan was, not completed -puttE Jahuaff11.
sss q sS5 aos, ss1 ~, pay The
Msy sI Sss 2as 20 stE pay up'to
cssdtn,s, IL s Z ~ i mus e&-
nams5 gg tee sum We
liant n TSss.nrS 49, ~ sas lhae
.n. 4 lsEsa on saturday last
Essa Eas s;assu as e!e,6ls 43l and the San
60 onTI oSo 49, ys4EeEaay announced
m !. .er EsE ofk
23Is ''t>'S'is F''sO'N'' = 4A'ps oAt 'oAs'-
We have NOT insinaaa Ia 4, - IL ,,....
mania If tbe Gn1ss,, .. solu pay
salaries dne The Din1ans s,;. Sps - SdnSI nonlns
Nay1 ps ano
ment vii 49, sle
oP excbanga Tba ,soId Iii si t,la. pilis
cover ib. SiIis Gis W. W go 70
maent sbinnsnt t9s.sstictIy a.uoV-'
Government viii he sbort Sa,niaa. .uHs -slS sue
ana NAV a nm ooo ~ a. NOV. nov
% make. and "a 4s4 ma mn r. IN. TLs.
r ~, X ~ " = - tAnAI
TEe y oe oerlyed3 from the customs
tbsn VI customs revenue
MAJ -
vesr the roco;,,,o S ~ LAST
Iows! pc ts' AHe's 9 eFA were as loi-
Sb FeSrr.rt :; a S35d Nfss41cb 49,. y, 80
April May 7 IS
.i. 4 >. 9.,s.',Ii I t-,See.-..
It,Is, Ixe ,Se.ta
: II 80 9o0o
,64672i
Thus, If there is received as much this
year last at this port forithe Eve months
there will be $l5, 900, 600 surplus in hand
OuAy IQlS Q6DeQQ8 upon the
state of trade. Last year there set in
about the middle ofaFebruary, a yery aee
tive trade. Gold ran up in fourteen davs
20 per cent and the prices of ali ooods
rose as rapidly, stimulating a. great i'm
portation, and bringing more customs into
the Treasury than otherwise vonId bars
been the case. Now.tbis year. in .Jannarv
the import were 40 per cent mSss1,
than last year. giving Sc ina so5 dnrias
instead of S., 4,2s6 's57.s That iaEge amonn'
the remittances of gold N nat he sSss se HTt 3TF
not psold ;inportations wilIbe mich lass
nnI!as a.consequsuce the duties Till,.notsI
hh4laalinAd. and there may be no 'surplns
iat all Julyil I aIii 4 ) a. Z is1G - 1''
islIn 1861 there were only $3,50O, 900 du-
ties received in the June quarter. IL the
Spring business proves good. and free sales |
take place. the duties may come up to last last
year; bnt in that case the exports of coin |
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09

Mr.. RIDDLE, who succeeds Mr: Bayard
as Sehator from Delaware, is not a better
man ,lbnt' very c6ppefy demnGra8 he
made speech at WIlmibgton, s0oh after
the war broke out, 30 secesh in It's spirit
that the audience Wonld not hear it ana
compelled him to stop.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09

THE Hilton Head Correspondent of the
New York TfmE3 writes that several of ihe
officers there having become impressed
With the groRtog. eyilslofi iintempefanee in
the army have given up!the use OF ardent
spirits.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09
THE 1mproXs sn1eht OF Navigation on
ssse,@s the Ohio RIVER 2stEi EeL
BoARp. or TRADE ROOMS, E


.
BoARp or TRADE RooMs, .
a LOUISVILLE. KY, Feb. 4, 1864, j l.la
SIR :+-ln, accordance with thGsagges.. !.
tions of the Pittsburgh Board of Trade,
our Board has called a convention of DEL
egates, not exceeding three from each of
the towns aud cities in the Ohio Valley. to
meet at louisville, on the 24th inst, to
consider the subject of the Improvement
the navigation of the Ohio river.
trust you will see that your city is
represented. Respectfully, ~
sJNO. RUE WHRAT, Secretary.
The above circular from the Louisville
Board of Trade has been sent to us for
general Information, and we accordingly.
publish'it. TO the holding of'snch con.
ventiOn as is proposed no one can object,
whatever may be his opinion on the policy.
of neddling with the present navigation
of the Ohio river. Sofar as We have sesn,-
but one side of the question has been dis
cussed in any of the Ohio river valley.
papers. Our Pittsburgh exchanges are
clnmorous for slackrwater navigation.-
They no doubt think il would be a great
thing for Pittsburgh But would it really
be a great thing for that city, or for
Wheeling, or for any other city or town
along the river? That is the question
which ought first aud chiefly 10 come
before the Louisville convention. a gem
tleman of this city, who has taken con- &
siderable interest 10 all that effects the
navigation of.the Ohio, has submitted to
ius 'the following questions. to be publish.
ed along with the above circular from the
louisville Board of Trade. Itsssems to-
as that there isa great deal in them that
might well claim the serious. attention of
the Louisyille eonventiul. His questIous7
are as follows: -,
Would slackwater navigation of the Ohio
river be an Improvement
Wouldin helpools freeze sooner, and
remain frozen lcnger2
Could we ever have freight as cheap as,
we now do when the river isin good stage2
II not, would it be an impFovemenf to
tax the heavy shipments, in the spring, 10
order to secure less rates on the lighter
shipments of the summerP s'asl - 1
How sbogt RceidentsE in or to the locks
In the active business season?
Would RATS and fat boats be as we'll ac-
commodated as at present! Inathe spring
rush would they be locked origo over the
dams? 7IsS
Would the water be, as good for. family
use 10 the cities aud towns on the river?
These aud other questions should be
satisfactorily answered, before the slack;
water plan is adopted! aR 81.
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Induced By the extenGive sale and uniV0rsal !
p s, So popularity OF -.is5
HOOfand's German Bitters!
PURELY VBGETABLE,(

81
Hosts Of ignorant Qnaeks aud INSCRIPTIONS adyen.
Surers, have opened upon suffering humanity the
h9od'gates ofNostrumsin the shape Of poor whisky,
ytlelI compounded with injurious drugs and chris.
tened Tonics, StomAehics and BiLterd. n )
Beware Of the iunumeIable array OF Alcoholic
Preparations In plethoric bottles, and hfglbellIed
Kegs under the modest appellation of bIttsrs which,
instead OF curing, only aggrayate disease aud leave
the disappointed sufferer In despair.
HooRLAND's GERMAN BITTERs sect.
Are not q new aud untried article, but have stood
the test Of fifteen years trial by the American pub.
ltc aud the reputation and sale not by
any similar preparation. ..-i if5l %
The prOpFietors have thousands Of Letters from
and CttEenst testifylng Olther personal RnoVl
edge to the beneficial effects and medical virtues Of
these Bitters. s ~
DO YOU WANT SOMETHING TO STRENGTHEN
'DoYoU WANT AGoODAPPETITEi A
DO you WANT TO BUILD UP YOUR ooNsTITU.
DO You WANT TO FEEL WELLI .saI..5Ia
DO YOU WANT TO GET RID OF NRRVoUsNRssi
DO YOU WANT ENERGYl
DO YOU WANT TO SLEEP WELLI 80
DO You NTABAIsk AND VIGOROUS FEEL
eli' INGf i3
1fyou do. use
HOohand's German Bitters!
50 Nt Z
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10. - 4 : 3
H1Es. 9ANFT ts u source Of much trouble
TO the Coppetheads, He tells what he be-l
lieves and what he knows. He speaks
right ont. He declares that slavery must
die and that he is glad of it. He proclaims
to the oOpperbeads that they are the allies
ofJef. Davis Many other troubles, uu-
sayory and unpalatable to the Peace De.
mocracy, has he uttered. We are not sur
prised therefore that the papers, which
have always sympaihized with tberebels
more than with our government, are at
tacking him. AS General CAN'T is now,in
New Hampshite; the Patriot of that State
hastens to call him renegade rebel
General.n Suchts the welcome that. a
paper which has. olamored for gentIeness
towards -'ths misguided Southern breih.
rem gives to one of'the most conspicuous
Of the SOutherners,. who have laid down
their arms, a pretty sheet to talk of the
t1r cruelty Of. the government 70 EebelsIl
GEN, BuFoRD. who commands s at Helena;
Ark, hearing of professional negro hun.
ter by the name of Stacey, sent out a force
to capture and bring him ta He y was as
brought, Withtone of his blood hounds, aud
after several days confinement was releas.
ed on . petition of his wife. He signed a
confession, in which be settled the bloodL
hound question, as, follows: '%
MILITARY PRIsoN, HHLENA, ARKi. \ ~
Jah. ls, 1864
have been for twelve years catching
negroes, and continued it until they killed
my best dog. Since that have done none
otit, andSnever intendsto do it any more
was employed by the citizens-no one
inparticulars but any one Who wanted me
to do it for them, and would pay me. The
scout who took Mr.. H. Beard aud sou
toapt-A T. c.. Mcatydrderl killed my besl
dog and brought one OF my others TO town
with them. Ny price for catching negroes
was one hundred dollars ($l0o) per head
never was in the confederate army; have
lived in Coahoma county, Miss, for sixteen
years. Ny reasons for q1ittide the busi.
ness was because thonght Il, had about
played ont. IsWas too dangerous bhsines.
thesetimes. jams STicEY. !,
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81 s. .utIelIltg ! d! ti!geaGer
TEnlIs or ADVB1STIs3TTNi7C1;;5..7=I7 :

p 4STsPEQlAL h0EIcHs Double the above FAsea. aA4
Yearly Advertising on reasonable terIni accoF9
DING % the space occupied and the number 6hAneSi
ora, to be paid for iHddrasioE ~ ET,6iN = =
bnsines5 Cards notexceedfns Eve lInes SIS poFveaF
oE Tor ak Ihonthsi but for aShortbr poI6d n6Hiuf
VIII b0 counted less than square. 10 ~
The privilege Of Annual Advertising limited TO
me Advertisers, own ImmediAte bud dss; and an
we'll - all legal adHertsemehts and
ofaucttDn sales andreal estate sent Ia by InSI
be paid for Gt the usual Fdtet n p = = : =
A1-AdVertisemSnts not 0aiparied with AZ
viii BE- inserted until forbid and oarSed
ihco0rdinHly.l {tsff I1i = Ss az
Nottees for Political deettih to Ge Charged In all
Marriages, Noti6esof BulfsTbl6, and ann6hcements
OF sermons, 80 eeuts each 5i uoayIili5e
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09
FRANKLIN INSURANCE COMP'Y
OF WHREIING. VAl- - !.
SAPrTAL 815os s0oo-

DIRRoToRs. ;.
S John Red, 7. ?. shallcross, Geo. Z. Wheat,
9. v. .RranzheIm, Jas, n, Vance, AisE. LSuShiip.
4 Nn44s COMPANY having been duly oreaniSed. arc
prepared 70 take risks At fair rAies on buildinRs
o. AZ hndS, merchandise, manufacturing estabIisf.
In.ents, mEnituFa steamboats, and earToe5 on the
ssEn 5lEeE3 ard l9R1s and also ON tho ~ Sot
...5 ic5 2 tenn % S!ara- This CompGny Uherb
" insured for three yearsa reduced rates Thsbe-
lag nome tnshtution composed Of some nihety.four
ossoSAhOtnefl5 most OF whom Among our best bu-
sl9esS men, recommends itselfto the favorable con-
aaeraton OF the insuring public and Solcits thsir
Applications for insurance will bo pronptIt AZ.
tended to by the secretary, 4lFaes' tkss ~ ~
-omeei No. MeLure House, being the same for.
merry occupied by AdAlns Express Company. Z 2 =
- =, % N. O. ARTHUR, Secretary.
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aiiSiagsl slisha{st'U fsa Z Sc .
. soal 5s7-s5 iIie =tsTfisFs 2
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~ sd ladl nuifeHgs 1q p eHs 2ns
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y NO ARTHUR Agent for paying Pensions. onico,
occupied by Adams Express Company ,Gpri .
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NhaPPEKo Of sSeh bottIe. y
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g. D 1861 ,aot. ..,a.s ev NO! III =
lRds l51l 57if = i5stdns lisis no szHf1feeSS5Af
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/ JONES 4RyANs,
tsaeeessors to @ N. Jackson 1 Col
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09

> The five percent. interest Treasury notes
are .beingpaid out very fast. OverIeigbty
millions have already been used to satisfy
claims against the, government. Soon they
will be. all gone. Their denomination. is
sou, with interest payable upon coupons
every six months for two years. They are
quite desirable, especially TO the party
who happens to get hold of one lust a.
the six months interest is due. Z.
tsE GADMUs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-09

Interest ,Ahsohhhts due And 10 become ls I
due on the hep Public nsbs ild sBisy
From the Money Article the N. r. Advertiser.
On recent occasion We mentioned that
the amount of gold required to pay the
government interest up 10 July /, would
be $22 600 900; we ind upon careful FeVf.
sion OF the amounts payable, shat thisiis
rather under the mark. The reduired nav
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24
Brandredth,s VEGETABLE Pills

AIs uflibis for eostisensss. spasms loss Of ape
lite, sick headache, giddInsss. ssnss Of bIostiug
after meals, dizziness, droSsiasss, AID erampsng
pains, and all disorders Of the stomach asd
bowels.
Ss- Original letter at "a Csasi strss,, ssu
York
y. Cook, publisher Of the State Banner. Bsa
nlngten. VT. says He vas attacked with Dyspsp.
sia and suffered severely from IL that not par.
tcis Of food could be swallowed without oeea1ien-
leg the most uncomfortable ssssatioLs in hIs
stomach. For Eve years he suffered rom this tar
ribls complaint, when be used Brandnedth'a Pills
The frst box did not seem % benefit him much,
but the second prodaesd change. sHd By ths tias
he had taken six boxes . eompists cure 81 bssa
shsctsa. He says; my dyspepsia vas gone. and
my expectation Of sa early death Vanishsd.
dssZs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24
THE VERY LATEST
TELE CIR A u II.


WAsHkGroS, Dec. pa letter from
the Army of the Potomac, dated yestsr-
day, says:
Quiet prevails here The weather Is
saeh as to prevent any movement, If IN
tended
A large number Of officers are going
home on furloaghs Among those who
left this morning we're Generals Gregg.
Potter, Ayres, Bragg, and aeAilister,
With the members Of their respective
stats Gen Mott went North yesterday
to attend the funeral Of brother.
Three more deserters are 10 be hung
to morrow. Their names are Wm Mil
Ter, Jobs Smith, and George BradIey,
sll Of the 5th New Hampshire veterans
Rear Admiral Porter, under date Of
the 18th Inst, informs the Navy Depart
ment Of TIE destruction Of the blockade
runner Petrol, driven Ashore by the
gunbOats at New Inlet, Cape Fear river
The Petrol was hfad on aud sunk and
finally was destroyed oy a northeast
gale. She had on board large cargo
OF arms and munitions Of war
Admiral Porter reports that within
the last hfty days the feet has captured
aud destroyed Eve and half million
dollars worth Of the enemys property in
blockade runners.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24


a. let thoss whs aass A0abte4 the " rtuss
EvtEs csshos BTrrKss. II any such thsrs -
rssa the following Certiaoais from xsatlsnsa wsl.
known in this sommaaity, Asd doabt ns nor..
It's general latroanetion into the army wili Save
the iivss ofihousauds ofoHr solaisss.
LoumvrtLn, Ky. Juns 81. 1855.
We. the undersigned. have seen the good Effects
produced By the uss Of Dr.. J0Es BULL's CkBsoz
BrrTHEs ia u general debility and prs.trAtioa
q thu system, aud bssisrs lie general uso wozld
prevent disease and relieve much sHnering.--
Among our soldiers particularly would this b the
case, especially these go are sxpo.sd to nias.
matte inasenes 10 The soa eru climate.
NAL. PHILIP SPEED,
ColectaF lat. Rev 81 DIS. Ky.
CuAE. n. COTTON,
CelisstsF Of the Port Of Loaisviiis. Ky.
COL. n. DENT.
Provost Marshal essa.i Of Ksstusty.
REy. d. p. HENDERSON.
Vice Pres't q sanitary oonuissies.
HARVEY, HUGHES 4 CO,
Publisher Democrat
GEO. p. DOERN,
Prop. Louisville AnzaiKsr.
HUGHES A PARKHTLL,
whoIssaIs Dry Goods psalsrs, Maln Street,
Louisville. ~.
DAVIS, GREEN & CO,
wbolssals shoe Dealer. Main st., LoaisrlIis.
HART a AAFOTHEB,
photographers, cor. MARKET and Third Sta.
Lonlsyiliy, ~.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Msrehaat, coz "a and MArkst sss,
Luulsviils, ky
CAPT. s. y. HILDKgTh,
OfSteamer Major Anderson.
MAJ. l. T. THusTuN,
EaymastsF Z. y Array.
O. N. IErCALF,
Sa4nal Hotel, Louisville, ~.
COL. Lst1E nATLES.
tth Nv. Cavalry.
GEORGE D. PRENTICE,
LoHisviils Journal
Sos AivsTtisepiaut ia auather column.
khe iy Soid By PETER yIERLTEG.
sole Agent, Evanauiiia, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24

/ y. 4s-1ouU.-As
Ps-sons Of sdsntary habits treu blea vita
~.sinss, Assitnds. pslpis.siOa d the Heart, lack
e APOSTLE. dissrsss Aissr eating. torpid liver
Q dissipation. deserve 70 ssssr, II thsy wgn =
~ the celebrated
PLANTATION BTTTERs.
ss'eh arc aew recommended BY the highest rueal.
eAi authorities. and warranted t. produce an 49,
SssaAais eeneocial easet. They are exceedingly
>srs~Aeis. Ierse-ly pare, and must Suppressed AT
sfasr ieaiSs WHERE esaltAy, gentle stiuaulsa, !.
requires.
rAsy parity, strsaEtAsa Asa iuvigorAts.
They eroAie = healthy appetite.
rAsy saa satiaesa 10 change of wa.ss asa
Dist
rhsy overosne tbs sssess II dissipation naa
late hoursL
Tssy streugthsn the sysssz and snilvea shs
tbs mind.
They prevent zias1asss asa iatsrsisssat -
vsrs.
rA-y ssrity the breath .as s.idisy 81 sA.
stomach.
nay esrs Dyspepsia aud Constipation.
TAsy ears DATrhea And cAolsrA Meshas.
They eurs Liver oemplAiat and Nesveas
Headache.
Ehsy make tae wuak asreax tbs aaaenBd bra
mat Aad are exhausted natures great restoFar.
-sy AFs oonPosed Of the celebrated callsAya barb,
saasefgFesa, sAssAfFAs. resss aad essbs, ali prs.
served IN psFseotiy pars 81. crOsx run. Fer par.
taeaiAFs. Sc eireaiArs and tsstinoalAls zroana
secA bottle.
Beware Of imPessos. Examine svsry bottle.
sss that Il has cur private Q. ., stamp unneti.
lated over the eoFk. vita piantAtioE scene. and
car signature on aas steel plate side lAhsl. -
that eur bottle 4 net rs-Aiisd With spurioas aad
aeie'sFfoas ssua Any person Prstsaiiug to cell
Plantation Eitisrs By the gallon or IN buIk ts en-
mFssfor. Any psrsos initiating this bottle. or
ssliiHk any other material thsrsa WHISTLER called
Plantation Bistsrs or bet, Il orimiual undsr the
e D. Law. and viii BE- 10 pross5z.~a By ua We
siFe@dy have chr eye ca several parties Fe .alllnx
car BEETLES, Ae., whe viii succeed "a gsttlax
thsasslvss Int eiess qa@rtsrs. rAs dsmAnd ssr
hrAkss Plantation eistsFs Freq ladies. elsrKy.
saaa. merchants. Ae., e iaersdibls. The slnpl.
trial 81 hotiis Il the evidences ws present Of shs
safth aad superiority, Thsy are sold By eli ~
sisst>eis druggists, groeers, physicians, hossls.
sAieens, sseanhoata, aud coantry stores.
?. u. DRAKE 90.
Ne. @12 Broadwss, Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-24

kAthsirsu Il fFom the Greek xora aKathTs.'' ek
"katAairo," signifyiag to elsAasa, rsjuvinsts ana
fe@sers. This article is shat its name siguinea.
Ter preserving, restoring aad heautifSiag the
sanAn hair q is the nest remarkable prspsrAtiea
'a NE world. IL is again owned and pet up By
tie origiaal pFopFislsF ana ls aow made With The
sane care. SKIN and AllsHsloa which gave d =
sAis Of ever cue miiiion hstslas per anaam.
II is . mosi dslighffal HAIR Drrssine.
IisssdieAtes searf aaa dandrun
II ksspa the hsaa coal aad clsAa.
II males the hair. rich. son aud sloaay.
Il prevents the hair ffsm falling % aad turn.
Ing gray.
II restores hair uFoa ksld hsada
Any iAdy OF esntlsHssn Vic vaiuss hsastifui
bead ofhAir shosia as Lyen's Kathairsn. Ills
knows ssd ID throaEhsut the eivsllss4 werla.
sold By all rsspectahia dealers
DKhAs BARsEs A co.. Nsw YoEk.