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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-28
cHILDREN's WEAR.

OF THE LATEST STYLES, WHICH HE II
" selling as low any house in the city The
public are Invited 70 cali and exsmlDa Goods and
Prices beiors purchasing elsewhere. He warrants
sis goods to give satisfaction. No trouble %
nov goods.
aending done FREE or CHARGE. shOaId
hey prematurely give way.
y. N. sELLMAN 4 Co,
Evansville, sept. Is. 1864. 81 Main strss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-28

Berges, foulafd ana Ooild
Figured Silks and Taffetas.
Our stock of Fancy Braids and
Ribbons, both quilted and plain,
is large and well assorted. Also
a full line Of Scoth and domestic
Ginghams on hand at the most
reasonable rates. Prints, Bleach
ed and Brown Cottons are at sell :
ing figures, and we do not pro-
pose to hold Goods too high to
sell rapidly.
Call and make your purchases
before the cheapest have been
taken.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-28
NARY Department.

Il.s1z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-28
MEDICAL.
l. . HERR. NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

OFFICE : Corner Fir.. aud Main strssts, ever
DobsIls Book Store zKm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
PLANTATION pTTTERs.


which arc nov recommended by tho highest msdi-
cal authorities, AMI wsrrsntsd y produce an IA
Hssdiaie beneficial elect. Thsy srs exceedingly
agTssabis, Ieriec iy pure, sRd must sapereeed Al
other .safes where : hsAlthy, gsnfas st4mHie0s =
They purify, strsasthsn sne inviEorAis.
They create q besifhy appetite
They ars SD aHttdofs 70 change % water snS
Thy oTsfssme. sbs sssets of dissipation and
late hOnFa
nay ssrsngshsa the ayss.n ana snliFsn me
They prevent miasmE,tt and intsTmittsus f.
Yegs.
They parity the trsssh sad asIdity Of The
stomach.
They cnFs Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cnfs Diaries and choisrA M0rkns.
They cure Liver Ccmplsint aad Nerves.
Headache.
They make The weak strong. the Ianguid bril-
liant and are exhsnsisd natures great festofsr-
They are imposed o. the eelebrzted Calzaya bark,
EiHtergFean, szssaffas, roots and herbs, all pre-
served 10 psrfsetly pure ~. Crolx rum. For par.
tieHlsrss ses circulars and testimonials aroand
Beware Of impossors. Exsrsias evsry botsIa
See that 70 has oar private g. g. Stamp unaafi
lated over The cork, Nth plantation scene, add
signature on a dns steel plata side Label. See
that our botsle Is not relied With spurious and
dslsierfous stnf. Any person prstending "a sell
Plantation Bltters b. the gallon In buik, Il an
impssior. Any psrson initiating this bottle, or
selling any other material therein, Whsther called
Plantation BItferx Or Hst, "a CRIMINAL uadsr the
.. y. Law. aHd viii be prosecuted BY a.. We
already haFe orr eye GA aaseFal parties fs-hiling
our boftins, Ae.s Who will saee-ed ID getting
themselves tnfo eiose quaFfsrs- The dsuAnd for
BRAKES Plantation bitfers from Iadiea, clergy
men, merchants, Ae., f. Incredible. Tbs Sim pie
trial Of botisis the syldsnea present. Of their
worth aad superiority. They are sold BY ali ~
spectacle druggists. groceFs, physieians, hotsis.
saloons. steam boats, aud country steres.
p. IL. DRAKE co.
No. 202 BroAdwAys =.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

Estlatfpn Is frotn the Greek word sKsthrD." 81
"hAthhire." siguIfying 10 eieane%, FsIuvtnatr and
n store. This article Il wi4As ita name signifies.
For preserving, restoring aud bsautifyIng the
human hair IL Il tlss 1kAbie preparation
IN the world. IL - aaAfn owDsd aud pat up b
tie original propfist0rs and Il nos made With tbs
ssuis care, skill aid attention which gass 1t
sale Of oysr one million totflvs per aHBam.
u % = most delightful HAIR Dressing.
u egadicates seurf ADD dsndKun
II kesfs the lead eeol and eisAn.
u makes the hair, fichs soft and glossy.
IL PRESENTS tha hAir from falling 81 and tara.
Ing gray. ~
u restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady % gcntiemal who values a tAautlfui
hssd % half shsHid nas Ly0n's KathAir6m. IL 10
known aud Il throughout the eiEiiiEsa NoFia
s5idby All rsspeeiabIa dealers.
DKNAs 5 BARNES 4 co.. Nee York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
sTOCK-BREEDTNG
Important to Breeders Of Bleoded
Stock.

FT1HE CELEBRATED STALLION ar.
Il FORD" sili make the season ef fssa A. H.
American Stable. EFzsssirIs Id -
TEzzs.-s26 70 insure
PKbIsKKx--Bufor9 wnz zot b. irnuavss4 m,
ese. 1r.t dan b zinstrsl, MinsfrsI bv NO.
Aedoe By New fork EcIipsss sscond dan 81 Bu.
IoFd,s AlazzndeTl laird dsn - Hazx halls &C..
f51rth dan By Daks OF B4dfora ai1k dsal -
uatsu. sixth dam b iEapcrtsd DshsHr
.CEEfa.zls RICHAADsOS BRTTTeE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

- 'e'fscfSSirI, April % - The strike
enoug laborars eohnedted With the diff
fereni rsilrotJ depots ia this city con.
tinues, and elmost all the roads have dis
eontnuedreceiving goods sa9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
Have in Stock and arriving daily

Casks Trace Chains sErf
| 2.ooo ihs Log Chain, fH
= dozen {. s. Planters Hosz.
70 Garden Hess sod RAks..
81 =. Shovel. sad Spades.
70 Hay and Manure Fsrkss
100 = seyths. sHs.sks Asd cfsaiss.
ieo Biepdss g s. Grass. Grsia ana
80 ais Bfi@r ssythes.
. sross seytss stonss,
% dezsa Hay Rskes.
= +" shssp shsars.
- - gutfon Cards,
TO gros. Knives and FORKS,
so dozen poekss HALVES,
100 EFo-s Tsa sna Tzlas sDosHs.
- dozen ceaso mnIs.
- Nssl s-iys..
~ Gerry coats.
- kszs wheeling Salls.
80 dszsn Pad LEXIS, G~rmsn . Amsrleaa.
20 Door Leek. and L@tslss.
f0io gEess AmsFiesa ssrsws.
loe aozsa shoe. HOfss. Cloth ssa ssrnb
Brushes.
10 Tea and Coaster scales.
8 ezsss Hard frame slst-s.
; tous BsFsA Grind stossz.
Door. Gate and strap Hingss.
bsfteE Aaehtnesf
czrpentsF Teols,
Cooper Tools-BsrfSp's sad Whites
0hio Tool ComPaDy Piaasa,
cabiBet Hsrdvsrs,
MIN ant Gross Cut sass.
Chain Pamps. &c, AZ.
As meat % oar goods we're pgreh2ssd for
CASH, before the large adwAnes in
Hardware, ws ~sIi oger thsH Il fhs lowest
fnsssfbIe rates.
JACOB srRAUB 4 sos.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

.Nrw Yoris, April - The steam frig-
ate Pensacola, from New Orleans, has
arrived. "A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

The Times Washington special says
fGenl Grant left for the front, and Gen
Burnside for Fortress Monroe. II is un-
derstood the recent Development Of the
intentions Of the rebels, renders an early
movement of the Arfay Of the Potomac
highly probable. The recent order,of Gen.
Grant, hanishing satlers, rids the army
of over $500 mpernumerarios
The War Department has ordered Is.
600 additional beds for the present hos
pital Recommendations : HorIA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
FROM Warrington.

W.aHrSoT0E, April 21.-The following
f,formatioH was received tonight from
he Army Of the Potomac
Eve deserters from thei 18th Virginia
rebel regiment came into our lines yes
ferday They positively assert that
Longstreet's army is at Orange G. H.,
and that Lees entire force Is not more
tbsn. IS, 600 70 10000 strong.
The rebels are very yigilanf strictly
forbidding their pickets to hold eommu-
nieation with our own,
W1smEeros, April 22--Alf patients
ssle 70 bear removal, are 70 be sent
HoFth at once
A Washington special says: aGov-
errors Brough, Lewis, Morton, Curtin,
and Yates had 3 long interview withihs
President to-day, TO urge upon him the
necessity q calling out 100000 more
men into The service for the defense Of
the States bordering on the Ohio river;
especially Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky.
They claim that If authorized, they could
raise that number fcr that duty By vol
nnteering
Inc President, az things look now,
seems disposed TO Issue call for 200,
900 room, % be raisei onlyin Western
States
al sick in the Army Of the Potomac
hege been sent here and placed IN hos
pitala
o ~ The Heratd Washington speciafsays
Major General Crfttenden has been az
signed TO an important command, and
ordered 70 report to Burnside.
gg Serious approximations are eniefbaiHed
Of difficulties with the Sioux Indians
~. d.. d.
formation has been forwarded 10 seeiFect
that there nre 400 Lodges Of warriors
within IS miles Of Fort Union, aud coo
Lodges on Ponder Creek, emptying into
the Yellow siom. The Sioux have been
joined BY the Assiniboines, the ereno
and Wmtefn Sioux Indians are paepar,
ing 10 attack Fort Union and destroy the
steamers on The Upper Missouri
. Cen Pope, il IS understood, he's or
dered a strong force into The Indian
Is anticipated
Information received here confirms the
suspicion Of wide spread conspiracy 10
the Eorth-Western States to inaugurate
armed resistanea 10 the Government
Crawford county Ohio, being headausr-
targ Of gang Of Bnlternuta. ii has been
counties in that State win probably soon
BE- put In The same position
~ Ohio, suthern Indiana and Southern
Illinois eoutainthe principal portion Of
these incipiant rebels whose leaders only
await disaster 10 the National arms 10
give the 8ignal for revolution
The House Committee Of Commeree
Heported in favor Of the Seuate.s hill SUI
pereedipg the House bin regulating for
eigu and coast rice trade,
Nearly a company Of rotured Haytien
oolonists have gone Northto Join aswash
ington regiment
The post Of Fort Smith, Indian Terri.
tory, hRs been transferred from ibe De
parlment Of Kansas to that Of ArkahsaG
General Blunt has been ordered to re.
port % the commander of the Depart,
msnt Of Arkansas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
MILLINERY STOCK.

s-tKTE HAVE NOW THH MOST eoMPIETs
~ stock -of Millinery ever drought 20 thfs
city.Aud ahieh ne wall sell Is cheap, II whole
sale o. retail, as any house in the West
Our Iriaaains Department ssaEns cat Werks Ia
cludins Rieaching, shaping. ane Altering 70 late
Styles. that can not he supposed anywh hers. SD
the Il shssp rEioes-
SCuAPKER 4 pUSeISG.
S - g ~ aaAe ~ SGD 4e Akf1 street.
sI 8 a8aMfs &uHEE ~ Z s
- q a. - ----.--- --.-.--M IL -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
NEW BOOKS.

- - - - ~ <A--~-fs
ID EsAS's LIFE OF CHRIST bsok. Great
II ing great excitemsnf.
Miss GiIb~rt's Career
Tabs offhe Opera - Parton
Mrs. LirTiP~F's Lodgings. b Dickens.
Letters % the Joasses.
Ae60st's History 81 ths Great Rsssliiea.
soathsrn History q the war-Arst sad sscOns
soiuEas.
General Grant aud biz cAnp4Igss
H4sIeE's History q the War, A. fsr - ous
The Perfect esssitsmss; a. Elsgaaes ssa Eso-
4asaes.s
Hsid IN B0nAsgs; b. G vsasha
WkiR, E5s. aza Swcrz @
RubIais a as9 novel
frAak Warrington. By aHthar Of Z. The safh-
sFfands =
EarrRs1s Astronomy sad Alias
AsEezde = saTais, aud al the bims SoTsis.
At Ri DoBELLS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
MILLINERY.
MRS. J. HASTINGS

UyIsHEs TO EyFORM HER OLD PATROas
w aa1 the pnbfIe generziiy that shs has JHst
retsrnsd wfth q The largest and b@st sslscssi
stocks Of Millinery and Fancy Goods syer brought
70 this city @
Her etoek consists Of ali the latest styies %
Eibbons, Flowers, &C. u ths bat sss@iitisss s19
1nteu1s 50 dfsposs of tbsm st the lowest Fes1inis
prics FOB CASH
Tbs Ladies wo1Is % veil % give hsF : cal BE-
f0Fs purshasiAg sis<sheTs-
MS ,. HAsTIHoss Asfn strssts
apI2 Ecrth sf3s, tkTss assTE fzsE sscoz6-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

Psrsons Of se4entzsy hzbfts frsubled win
ueaknes. destitute, palpit&ti0n 81 the hart Izek
Of spTeiits, distress alter e4fing, torpid liver,
constipation, deserys to suffzr, ~ they will not
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
The Best is the Cheapest.
INSURE WITH THE

/. FIRg AED INLAND NAyFGATIoN RISKS
accepted, nov - hsrstofors. a. fair rates
anh ifiartl conditions.
2 BCsfEEsH CONDUCTED With constant dis
patch and accufacr4
a. LossEs slusys met with promptnsss and
eamFlstr jFssfieA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
uonIsY-s .Barr.l. s1,r. white poriuy
10 . FIRST STREET.

uo0eIEk sYRUP--i Bsrrsi ehoses ssrxsn
II eJrEp- Fer ssls -
oALDwKLLts Family 0zecsry.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23
Net Assets, January, 1884,
&3sOO2,556-30 =!

y III fshE AID GENERALIZATION o. the
nina afisr - years ~ severe trial, has
siiked the greatest public adTaalagas and
saeeesso o. tbs various systems 81 ire Inau-
fence 81 TIE country. l. nov better thau
sxrr prepared fsf duty.
2, ltsfN Loss Claims hase bsen settled and PAID.
tiATLES MILLIONS or DOLLARS
q. THk 4ohab MPTIOE or PE0PkHTE BY
lIEks IN The United States averages over
tiaa9 aaiy. Il soar property expossd
and unprgtsefsdf
7. AEE r6u fSsBHED7 II not, vly noti
TIE cest = trialnE, tbs duty 10 nlanifsrf
the resnit may y your escape from fuin
- ---sbiia aei4y and nasioct may iuyoiye
3 8. s.--,s,z,,.s.sfe ~ F,.s''f' -
3. PfGIfoDLAR ATTENTION ard regard Il
given = sinau risks - sell large suss.
Able sud eHrsrief eoEamercisi advantages
AGyTieJ
50 fhssfanes sollsitss and Policies Issued BIZ
w. EExsEN. Agent,
Js2g Harbls Hall BsisdinE. Nc. ?. zaia -.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-23

II. KELLOGG. Prs. W. d. CLARK, sect'x.
T. lleeFHiiatis sklssfasss4. esd pFeasgi Casa -
~ tss ~ - rrefszsaz Afs - czfsssirs. Frctl
iiral ad s4si-eass aasiasss tFsfsus u tf eeeisss
~ rssssf g. ess sissilar oarperuta = ~ asrii.
lHsaraaiss solicited. Rua policies iaaaed and ~
ueNa1 Ia this leatiHE Co paraton, at fair rates By
J. W. NkkSEN, Resiieat Aspnt,
oasec. Marble Hall huildiug, Main strsst.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-27
Advice to YOuus Men.

Somebody, with nothing else to do, gets
off the subjOined rules for very young
men:
!. Kyu hsv soup for breakfast, don't un-
deftaik tu eat with yure fingers, not if yu
kan git 3 fork, and never wipe yur noze
on the tabil cloth, azlOng 81 you haV got q
coat sleave,
2. Ryu don't know how to ehu tobacker,
Iooze no time, the best way IL tu 60 behind
hog pen and prsotis before yu chsw in
publiek, but parsevere il the onls va yure
pa larns.
8. fyu hsV got to be twelve years old,
and can't sWar good, the chances are you
won't ever amount 10 snything. About az
good Wa az know Nv tu lsrn, is tn be-
gin by saying "condemit," and then work
up.
4. Lsrning how tu drink is 3 slow pro-
cess, but dredful sartin cider il putty
sartin to git the hang with, but rum cherry
is sartiner.
Bi aWl means at an early age git into
the habit Of STANG out late at mites. Don't
miss circus, that are means aV grace.
Kali awl vartue nonsence, and suspect swl
females. Watch yure older brother, and
brsg on his devil tree.
Foller these rules clus, and If that don't
make q plum Of you, you can salty kon-
elude that you have mistook the ,krook of
your gsnus and properly was designed for
a decent man.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-27

The largest cake ever made in the world
is now on view at the shop Of Mr.. J. Ar
matt, confectioner, St. Giles, in this city.
1t weighs 5000 lbs, stands seven feet high,
ard is eighteen feet in circumference.
There has been used in the manufacture of
this monster cake $50 lbs. of -four, 5000
eggs, FIVE barrels Of currsnts, two cWt, Of
orange and lemon peel, 300 lbs. Of butter,
400 lbs. Of sugar, besides other Ingredients.
The cake will be cut by the Mayor at the
annual conUerSdzions Of the Churchman's
Union, which is to be held in the Corn Ex-
change on the 4lh of January. 1t contains
200 tickets, the possession Of which will
entitle the holders to various presents,
comprising two elegant plated cake bss-
kets, gold rings, gold baskets, silver fruit
knives, silver thimbles, wedding rings, Sc.
Oxford (Eagland) Chronicle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-27

The Language of the eye is very hard to
counterfeit, You can read in the eyes Of
your companion, while you talk, whether
your argument hits him, though his tongue
will not confess it. There is q look by
which man shows he is going to say
good thing, and look when he has said it.
Vain and forgotten are all the fine Offices
of hospitality, if there be no holiday in
the eye. How many furtive invitations
are svowed by the eye, though disssmbled
by the lips. A man comes away from q
company; he has heard no important re-
mark, but, ifin sympathy with the society,
he is cognizsnt Of such a stream Of life
as has been flowing to him through the
eye. There are eyes which give no more
admission into them than blueberries;
others are liquid and deep wells that men
might fall into; and others are oppressive
and devouring, and take too much notice.
There are asking eyes, and asserting eyes,
and prowling eyes, and eyes full Of faith
some Of good and some of sinister omen.
Eusrfon
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-27

AwEEKLY cotemporary says We re-
Gently took trip west, and, while passing
over the E. H. Railroad, being fond Of 'the
weed" had taken seat in the baggage
car for the purpose Of indulging in Ha-
vans, when q nervous individual entered
the car and commenced oveFhsuling the
baggage. The baggage master, after eye
ing him moment aooosted him rather
grufly with:
What's wanting, sir 2"
"Tm looking for my trunk" demurely
answered the nervous man.
al take care of your trunk, sir; that is
my business" retorted BIN.
"0h, am aware Of that, sir but l
would always much rather keep my trunk
under my eye"
Well, then, sir, you should have been
sn elephant, and then you could have your
trunk under your eye the whole time"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-27
Giving in Marriage in Russia.

When the promise of marriage has been
given, the father summons his daughter,
who comes, covered with linen veil,
into his presence, and, asking her whether
she be still minded 10 marry, he takes up a
new rod, which has been kept ready for
the purpose, and strikes HE daughter once
or twice, saying -" LO my darling
daughter, this is the last timo that shall
admonish thee Of thy fathers authority,
beneath whose rule thou hast lived until
now. Now thou art free from me Re.
member that thou hast not so much escaped
from sway, ss rather passed beneath that
of another. Shouldst thou behave not as
thou oughtst towards thy husband, he in
my stead shall admonish thee with this
rod" With this, the father concluding
his speech, stretches at the same time the
whip to the bridegroom, who excusing
himsslf briefly, according to custom, says
that he believes he shall have no need of
lhis whip" but he is bound to acsept it
under his bslt like valuable present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-27
COfFee and Tea culture in California.

The cultivation Of coffee and tea promis-
es to become an important business in
California. One nursery at Sacramento
has Eve thousand coffee plants, on trial,
and it is believed that there will be no diff
fculty in bringing up the plant to stand
ard Of hardness to weather the mild winter
of that climate. Near the Mission Dolores
q thousand tea-plants have been raised dur
ing the last year. The tea-plsnt is grown
in China and Japan very extensively in
lstitudes corresponding 10 all California,
and the San Francisco journals think there
can be little doubt that it will be cultivated
hereafter, for household purpoees at least
on every farm in that state.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-27
wholesale Thieving Operations.

The Manchester IN. H Mirror says
that nearly fifty persons in Manchester
have been detected as participants in an
extensive system of stealing from the Man
chester and Amoskesg Mills, eight of whom
have confessed their guilt and been fined.
Il has been known that certain parties,
most Of them girls, have been in the habit
for some time past of secreting and carry
ing off for their own and their friends
benefit, the goods upon which they were at
work in the mills, such as yarn, sheeting
de laine, cloth, Sc. Some of the articles
taken had been made into wearing apparel,
some had been transferred to friends re-
siding in Manchester, and quantities had
been sent to Vermont, Massachusetts,, and
the country towns in New Hampshire.
Many Of the girls implicated in these trans
actions are those whose character has
heretofore been in every respect beyond
reproach.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-27

Diseases Of tie Nervous, Seminal, Uri
anry nd Sexual system-uew and reliable treatment
In Reports Of the HowAEB ASSOCIATION. Sent by
nail In sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad
dress Dr. J. sKILLIE HoUGHTOs, Howard BssOOis-
tioz, No. South Rinth-st, Philadelphia, Pa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-27

A pOetical feminine, who found the cords
Of Hymen not SO silky as she expected,
gives vent to her feelings in the following
regretful stanzss. The penultimste line
is peculiarly comprehensive and express
si7e:
When was youngI used to earn
Ny living without trouble;
Had clothes and pocket money, too,
And hours Of pleasure double.
Inever dreamed of such a fate,
When l. G-ldss, was courted-
Wife, mother, nurse, seamstress, COOK
housekeeper, ohsmbermad, laundress,
dairy.woman, and scrub generally, do
ing the work of six,
For the sake of being supported.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-27

Can be obtained at any Of the Offces Of the Eris
Railway, and all Ticket Ofces Of Conneeting Lfnes
West or southwest also, at the Central Tickss Oos
under the Wed5en House, Cleveland Ohio.
Ask for Tickets viu the Atlantic and Great
Western and Erie Railways
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-27
A new mailing machine vas exhibt

A new mailing machine was exhibited
in this city last week at the rooms Of E.
R. Webb, 19 Dutch street. It is the inven-
ton Of D. Fuller, of Eden Valley, Erie
county, New York, who has been forty
years engaged in bringing it to its pres
ent state. In form it somewhat resembles
q card press; the names are set in one
column in chase or galley, and wheE the
paper 10 be addressed is dropped from the
feed board to q position opposite the tpye
it is pressed against it, and thus the i'm
preston is made directly on the paper in
neat style. The inventor claims for it
greater rspidity, neatne5s and preci zion
than have yet been attained, and at less
expense; but as it has not been practically
tested in any newspaper establishment,
the justness Of his claim remains to be es-
tablished
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First Class Business Property,
FARms AND OUT PROPERTY.

Lots with Stores, &c on Superior and Ontario-sts
good for Investment
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FIasT RATE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT.
% vacant Lots, some on canal and River and near to
gain. NV - 10 OONsA'0 a. . Oei-
AOOLlD SE-HrinE- Hauaa--tzza ztarEas baaernapt
and attic wafer, gas, bath room, mhTDIs H. q
ties, sc. 81 500
LAX E-5T-On Clinton Park, one and a half story
House and Lot, 5Ox99 sz1O
hIheh ah-ST-A large aud handsome House, fitted
up with al the modern improvements; Drawing
Room, l8x24 feet snd args lot.
ST. .OLAlR-5T-Eew Brick House with modern i'm
provemsnts. $1,000.
RIESM AN-ST--Near Erie ST., good large Cottage
House and y acre Of land 81 ,5OO
HICh -SI-he-r the Giro Q, West side, House and
Lot. S70O.
PBUsrEOT-SE-Two Story Brick House, water and
gas and Il rooms. 800.
OEUAh Ah-SF--hear Perry, two story House and Lot,
with barn 81 iGfs}.
WALSU sr-GoOd Brick House, two stories and
EuOLI D-Sr-Hear Perry, Vacant Lot, I00xa0O feet
Wills sJH-ST-hear Clinton Bark, Vac ant Lot, 5Ox
2C0 feet.
First Class Business Property,
Lots with Stores, &c Superior and Ontario-sts.
good for Investment
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REAI ESTATE.
DRAYTON l. sTOOKWELL.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB szLE.

Omcs 70. Atwster Building. Entrance throuKh
ths Insuranee Once OF b. =. Braytop.