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The weekly sun., 1864-08-06
LATCsT M TELEGRAPH.
Thousands OF ~ oiurirs- People An Appeal
for Helm,

'NuWbtrsOuT1 J"g al'-Dn TIE morning ui We
3O,h " July, the rebels, under the command %
McCiu7land, with force cf about 800 men entered
Chamlcr,burg, Pa. and demanded Eve hundred
thousand dollars from the citizens under q threat
OF burning the town. TLis requisition was in
writin, and was signed 10y General Jubsl Early.
/. Is nov established BY indisputable proof that
this demand vas rnre prctext ON the par, OF the
msrauders to cover up n purpose formed before
they reached the town 10 burn Il to the ground
v..thg 4 Giving any time b. remove private proper
/ au1 .-,ely time enough or the c.tzens to re-
move ther i,uil.,s. They fired the houses OF our cit
liens IA pe.bars hity places. Oven two hundred and
fifty houses IA the heart o. the town were cousum-
81, ircludin; all ,he public buildings, stores. and
ho,ls comprising about two thirds ot a town con.
, ming siy ,houssnd inhabitants. Thus ,srge body
Of citizens are reduce ron comparative wealth to
atso'u'e poverty. Many families have lost oil their
bedding and st Il thir clothing eVcep, such they
had on their persons. The loss will te largely
ono million of dollar, without aid from abroad,
tLcre WI he great suffering In our community.
Tie Rev. John u. Warner, Of Gettysburg, PROVE
dsntiey with VI at this time. IL the accredited
AGENT OF our citizens resolving subscriptions spd
contributions toy onF relief. signed.
N. kIsvELt,
B..Nhkp WoLFs, and many others.
sfcoND DIsPAICn.
Hdr5isbrF1 Jpir Sl.--Goneral McCsusand vas
| In command OF toe rebel troop when they burned
| ChnInbersburg. Au.r be had taken FORMAL pos
session oil the town he uade proclamation dcinon
| nr one hundred thousand dollars IN gold. II was
Of course. impossible 10 comply with such q de-
IL, f,c. tko, Ia.
| oi the merchandise had been removed previously,
sd'ed to the rag, and disappointment Of the rebels
Parties Of soldiers having sacked the several drug
| and chemical stores Manufactured turpepiine
ball+ which thoy threw In oil directions, creating
as many different flames ia diherSnt localities,
| which soon united ia one general couhsgrs,ion.
| Speedily the scene became hesrt-rendiug and
appalling. fhe cracking and roaring of the flames
they leaped from house to housS the shrieks of
| terrified women pinic-stricken and suffering
children, and tho piuiul appeals Of the old and
helpless, formed undesirable scene Of horror.
TIE town vas cred ahOnt II o'clc,l In the fore
uJ-'a. The rebel, remained just long enough to
ss, ,be flames get under proper head~ay. vixen the
allru was given that Aycri was opnrosoh.ng ne
town. Instantly every freebooter WAS in his sad.
| d G. aud hurrieiiy toos TO the 81. Thomas road.
with Aycril IN pursuit. and II il believed that he
succeeded In p.nish'nc Mecausiand very severely.
\ TRAIN heavily laden with cornmisssry stores WAS
dispatched IRON this city this morning, to Cham
lcfalur.. 10 reneye The present wants Of the house,
less Women AID children OF that town, who now
crowd the surrounding relis and woods. Many
residences OF promiueut ctiIenS IN tue outskirts Of
the town we're burned.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06

Sweden hnDcasnnRusst the cunssrusesn of three
mouitRs.
LsndeA Judy sO.-Tss ret<' loan Il two per
cent I0ww, partly owing 70 she rssiis.sion q pro
Ia and partly rom snste.y abroad swstened as 70
~hn shs sossh~n sruaes vin venture upon q IN.
vasion q 'be North Ths lOsu 70 quoted q,
14a,1.
In American stos%s, Erie shares have ,elapsei .
per cent; preferred i.?; limos Central 81 ares ,
Ter cent. and paid up shares i-2.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06
LATEST ~ TELEGRAPH.


Washington, Jplp 3l.-inioYmNt.on ron ten.
shernsn's S-ny rrpreseuts affairs ~ bo IA the
biyhes; dosrtr satisfactory. Our movement ior
the pat day ~ have met with - opposition
from tie enemy, BAT they crouch beh .nL ther iOr
tifcSrons thus ey gently showing thcv are afraid
of the artillery ot Gen. 5hermsn. TO weather
has beer'iutensely ior the past Two days the
theruone.cr e5 "a the shade.
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06

GESEg>L Brlls'- a. cay " two since, arrested
.oallc5 U-llg4 4cl Nlcr, within his lines for sell
as bot,le Of Lquvr 10 a soldier and cont seated
oar vasssls' losr VI goods wf'.' ne hsd in the
asess
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06

~ -.n as the srpcs "a took place II" guns M
pu..iis,ey opsned on our FRUIT v ale 'se moste'ry
Dlued In one continuous Lpc oi ire si'ns we
nuo. Of the sih sud part Of The ''' '"' i''o
sorps.
The sc,ne is one long - Oe rrueD' e''' =! 'u0''
who witnessed Il.
Tic smose rom tie guns son '"-1f'' ''
vow and the iirH par...''." ' ''..' - "''
scaned irom those wiz "me .n "''A .D' '.-'
oners.
rhc prisoner soy ~ completely Forrr'. '.'''
ip ther ircp'. the 'en' ~ '.ls ".''l ~ '' ''''
The weekly sun., 1864-08-06
Wholesale Prices OF Country Produce.

NJ" folS Wcin, sdsy. July -1, 1864 .
'here Is INT little alteration from the .,,,c... :
state OF the market noticed lat eeL, which i.fn-
On the whole veN quiet, except t1r such article. =
rcinii. aspced, slc, aud have to J., soI az nny ..
Apples ami pcnis afe Fery pelty, and ol Good ,ua1
tt!, but peuchce OF a poor Lg.eI ptior n.
ne cate and IN good 'rtHgud. Bu.itrl- l- H. t.1ipDi
ate IeVucHL nut th" 'up9., hoinr light picrs =, ~
guiIiRto shpptis aIe puttntriug yt.y sprlu.I b
lhe heunhd ior me- ls ii.r iOr thu re.sD4 Alt,
prlo,r show no .nslc id chance from tho-e VI a,P
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

GrERzILL1s on rzE BczDzR-From
officers and passengers on the Tsrascon
last night, we learn that the Kentucky
shore hence to Louisville is swarming
with guerrilIas, roaming about in bands
Of seventy FIVE 70 two hundred e8E
They have been, during the last three
days, at the mouth Of Salt River, al
Brandeuburg, Hawesvile, Clovsrport,
Lewisport, and 0wensboro.
At Hardinsbnrg, the Home Guard
went into them, aud cleaned them out
handsomely.
Yesterday they had their horses shod
in Greensboro, and on Tuesday night
they Quilted the stores Of all the Israel
ties in that town. $50
A gentleman who passed through
Henderson yesterday, says be saw ihirt,
"gyrills" in that place and in ths
suburbs.
i Its barely possible he mistoOk SONS
of the members of Confessncs of the N
E. Church; South, which is ia session il
that city, for guerrillas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

county. he proposss that At the Presi-
dental election on Tuesday, the Sth day
OF November, committee consisting OF
tEo, from both political parties, be aP-
pointed to take their position close TO
the polls at each precinct, 70 receive suk-
scriptions from the voters as they cast
their ballots. These committees would
be provided with box and receive sub
scriptions in cash, or take the names Of
those who were willing to contribute, to
be paid when called for The plan strikes
rs as a good one. We are confident
several hundred dollars could De col
/ leeted in this county on that day. Our
people are liberal All that is required
is that their attention be properly diree'
| ted towards this matter. We trust
therefore, Mr. Elliott wili perfect bis ar
ranrements 50 as to have the commit
tees and their boxes at each precinct OF
the day Of election, that we may see hoV
our people feel towards the brave boy
I in blue" whose loved ones have beef
left in their care. ~Ra
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

CIRcUIr CoUkr-Aboat LOT o'clock
yesterday, jury was obtained in the case
Of the State ca John Emerich, charged
with tbs murder of VIM. Beta, Of Posey
county, on the 18th of August last, at
the store of C. s J. Miller.
One hundred and one men were sum
moned and examined before the jury
was obtained.
A large number Of witnesses we're ex-
amined in the case, and the evidence as
usual in such cases, was somewhat con-
ficting.
The examination of the witnesses oe-
cupied the entire day.
The arguments of counsel will COM
menee this morning, and viii probably
consume the whole day. This is an i'm
portant and interesting case, and has
and viii attract = large number of spec
tators.
Mr. Emerich is an old citizen, and has
always stood fair in the community in
which he has raised arsspec,able family,
1t is sad thing to see such man tried
cor his life. Able counsel is engaged on
both sides, and the arguments to-day will
display no ordinary amount Of forensic
ability.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

ner The Journal wants as 10 specify
the time and place where BLACKBOARD re-
marks we're made BY persons in the Re-
publican torchlight procession. We
comply Time, Saturday night; place,
all along their route At one house they
mistook the residents and saluted the
Republican ladies who we're watching
the procession, with their filthy language.
The Journal cannot lie US down in this
matter, for too many citizens heard the
obscene remarks-7ines
"Plaee, all along the route The I'M
blushing impudence and recklessness of
the above paragraph transcsnds all pre-
eedents.
There is not a man, woman or child
on the route Of the procession on Satur-
day night but knows that this declara-
ton of the Times is wholly grossly aud
Indignantly false.
The procession was composed Of sol
diers, of members Of the Youag Ameri-
ca Union Club-whieh is composed Of
the sons Of our most respectable cit.
zens-snd of welLknown citizens whose
standing in society gives the lie to the
contemplate charge of the Tines
The Times says we can't lie it down
in this matter" We don't expect to try.
The men who constituted the procession
on Saturday night, their parents and
friends, and the respectable citizens
along the route, know where the +" lie &"
is, and viii hold its author responsible
for IT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

The Copperhead journals are trying
to console their readers with the story
that Governor Morton's majority 10 much
less than that claimed By bis friends,
not reaching st most, beyond ten thous-
and, and thsy appeal to the discounted
Democracy TO make the effort to over
come that majority in November.
They bad IS well face the music, and
tell the truth now, as at later day, for
the attempt to deceive their party by
undertaking the extent of their defeat,
will react before the November elee-
ton We have official returns from
sixty-three counties, and these give Gov
ernor Morton a majority of "a, ESQ We
have computed the vote OF the other
counties from the best data We have, and
make the majority for Gov Morton
q, TSo Tie official returns may vary
these figures somewhat, but we do not
believe that the majority can be reduced
to 10000 Ind. Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

DRsTRuorfvE FIRE About halfpast
ten O'clock last night, the large Wooden
Factory of j. W. 6ruen, on Seventh St,
between Ingle and Division, was dis.
covered TO be on fire, and although the
alarm Was quickly given and tie engines
quickly at work, the factory with ell its
contents was totally destroyed.
The German Evangelical Church
lss John j adjoining the factory, "a,
for time in imminent danger and con
siderably damaged
This is perhaps the mos. destructiy,
and unfortunate Ere that has occnrrs,
Ia our city for a losg time.
In addition % the heavy loss sustaius,
By the proprietor, the factory gave EN-
ploypsent TO q considerable nunber Q
] somen and children, who viii thus, jus
at the beginning of winter, be throw
out Of employment
1t is supposed the fire originated As
eidentally. We have beard no ssiimai
of the probable loss or whether il wa
insured
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

SPLENDID MoLAssEs were the
fortunate recipients, yesterday, Of sam-
pie of sorgho molasses manufactured by
Samuel Vicksry, Esq, of Centre Town
ship, in this county. Mr.. vickery has
made the manufacture of sorgbo syrup q
kind Of specially, and if the sample sent
US is fair criterion, has succeeded ia
rivaling the Orleans molasses. Indeed,
we doubt not many will prefer his syrup
to the common Orleans molasses. The
favor of the syrup is very pleasant, the
color is clear and clean-looking, and nc
one can taste it without realizing that
we are no longer dependent upon the
plantations Of Louisiana for our molas-
ses. Ne are not fully posted as to the
character of The sorgho for health, but
presume it Ia fully as hsalthful as any
syrup
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20
LIBRARY NOTICE.


TFHE LIBRARY ROOMS ARE NOW OPEN
l. to the Stockholders ard susscrib4Fs Of thu
Associstien- To the xeBtismsn who DO rot own
share 10 the Library, would say THAI there are
~ tie rooms. where you can 20 and spsnd your
leisure time pleasantly, ~ reading papers fsu all
parts Of the country, besides haTisg shs prfxisgs
% using any q the books cut Fl sslsetion Of
over four thousand volume al Coz The sum Of svs
dollars per year.
The female Teachers o. the city win Be perztt-
ted to Ne. the library Al tbs rata % two dollars
per ANUS.
Although We have large nn@bsr Of Stock.
holders. We need MORE, and We would respectfully
suggest to all the . new eomsrs. Who are gcing to
make EvAnsSilis their hons, that hsrs Is good
place TO put yoar shoulders % the wheel. and not
only hrlp q the beat Institutions in the eity
yosrssvss and your share Of the rising gsasratfon
ES- Rooms ia marble Hall Baisdiug. -
D. H. LAEFHEAK,
oet2o-lw Recording see'y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20
MEDICAL.
s. T.-1saa.-x


Persons OF ssdsatz=y kSsiss trpaeled VIII
EsAkass. lAssItuae, pslpitstiou OF the heart lack
Of sPPs,ite, distress. Aftsr eating torpsd iivsr.
constipatiou, deserve . suasr, II thsy vii not
try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERs.
which arc now reconmsndedby the highest iaedi-
cal snthoritiss, &aa warranted to produce an ia
rsediase beneficial eaeet. They arc sxseedinzly
agreeable. Terss IL pure, and must Suppressed al
ether tonies where healthy. gentle s;lnulsat is
required. %
They parity, strengthen and invisorats.
They create healthy Appetite
They .Tean antiaOss to change Of water AZ.
Diet.
They Sysrssns the easst. Of dis.iast.sa and
late hours.
They sstsns,Asa shs system snd saii,sO ,he
rssy prevent miAsmA,ie and fass-misssot e.
1 They purify the sr-ash Asa ssiasv Of n,
stomach.
Ihsy cure DyspepsiA ana Constipation.
TAsy cure DlArr,ssa end Cholera aorhas.
They cure LIVER Complaint aud Nervous
They m4ke the weak strong, the lsngnia bril-
liaat. and are exhausted natures great resieg er.
They are eOmpoA@a Of the celebrated CAlissya bark
wintsrgreen, s4sssfrss. r0ots and herbs, ell pro-
ssrssd in psrSscsls pure 81. CrOlx ram. For par
stcalArs, see circulars aud tsstimoniais around
zach bottle
Beware Of isapo-tors Examine svsFs botilo.
See shat It has our private Q. 5. stAsap uamutl.
lated over the cork, with plantation seeae and
our lisnasurs on ans steel plate side Label. So
that cur bottle 10 not re-nIled With spurious and
delsertons stus. Any person pretending % seil
Plantation Bisters BY the gallon IA bulk, IS Al
tEaPsss0r. Any person Initiating this bottle, OF
selling any other material therein, Whistler taliea
Plantation Bittsrs net, % acElnInal uHsjsy IN,
} .. 8. Law. and viii be 50 prosecuted By Us ",
siready have our eye on several parties rs-nllini
our bottles, ke., who win succeed in getGnl
themselves into close quarters The demand 6,
brakes Plantation bittsrs from ladies'. clergy
men, merchants, &c, Il Incredible The simpi
trial Of bottle Is the evidence We present 81 the
worth and superiority. They are sold ~ all n
spectAhis druggists. grooers. physicians, heisl,
saloons HteAmboats, aud country stores
p. n. DRAKE a CO.
No. 202 Broadway, n. ".
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

Go TO THE WIewAM To-NIeHT.-It is
scarcely necessary TO urge our citizen
to go to the Wigwam tonight TO hear
Rev. Alex. Sterrett on the issues of the
day.
The novelty of the case, the high rep
utation of the Reverend gentleman as a
minister and as an orator, and his great
ability as a thsologian, will attract many
We especially hope as many of our Dem
ocratic friends as can make it conve-
nient, viii attend and give him q patient
hearing.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20
Jones & Evans.

(Sueesssors 70 c. n. Jackson q Col
PRoPEIEToRs
- For sAis By Druggists ana Dealers fa srssy
sosz In tbs Eritsa EsGtss
c.He1aew4k 4ENW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

s6g- It's fact worthy Of mention,
that Governor Morton and the Union
State ticket gain largely in avery county
in which Messrs. Morton and Mcdonald
held joint discussions. Mr. Mcdonald
lost his old county Montgomery as well
as that Of his present residence, while
Governor Morton carried his (Wayne) as
well az that of his present residence, by
handsons and increased majorities,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

UsIox DowS.--ons Of the Mcclellan
Gags that Goat in this city was run up
yesterday morning with the Union down,
in view, probably, 81 the heavy decline
in gold on Tuesday, or perhaps on ae-
coont Of the accumulating evidence tina.
the bottom is about 10 drop out of two
branches OF the same instituiion--the
Southern Confederacy and the MeClel'
Ian party.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

TRE REBELLION REcosD.-Ws have
received Part II of this valuable work.
Il contains splendid engraved likenesses
of Gems. Rosseau and johnson of Ken
lucky. This Part is entirely document
airy, but very interesting. We have had
occasion, frequently, to call attention to
this work, which is certainly without g
rival on this continent. 1t is already
recognized as The standard authority Of
the war" Its reliability is admitted By
Hon. Horace Greeley in his history Of
the American conflict A number oil
leading gentlemen of New York have
united in purchasing . number of sets Of
the Record, to be transmitted to inauen.
tial men and some Of the public libra
ries in Europe, that they may base THEN
opinions Of our struggle upon Accurats
information In consequences of the ad
vance in all kinds Of printing matsria
and paper, the prices OF the Record hav.
been fixed as follows: Cloth, per vol
ume, S. 90; sheep, law binding, 81 90
half cali, or half Morocco, So so; hal
Russia, 81 so; monthly part, (seven to
volume, e0c.
! Address, Rebellion Record, AL
Broadway, New York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

pI The Times, since its defeat and
the defeat of its party, seems inclined
10 go back to its old game Of playing
(" Hector and talks about displaying
" manhood on election day. under the
specious guise of preserving the parity
Of the ballot-box. We don't believe apy
effort on the part Of the Times can in
cite our people % mob violence
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

MERcASriLE LIBRARY-We direct at
tention to the advertisement Of the Asr-
camille Library to be found elsewhere.
The Library has been removed to Marble
Hall, and young gentlemen and old gen.
tlemen, ladies aud children, will find il
a pleasant place to spend an hour each
day, or an evening. at trifiing expense.
A we'll stored mind is q treasure.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20
s75 TO $50 PER MONTH

TINHE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE
l. Company want an Agent On each county 10
solicit orders for their new sis Machine, with
Gauge, Screw Driver, and extra Needlcs. We will
pay hheral salary and Expenses, or give large
commission. For particulars, terms, So, enclose
q stamp and address
T. S. PAGE, Toledo. o.,
Genn Agent for the United States
sepxT.Imd&wsm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20
CARD.

ia outraged ksyfpE sold cut e en- Tire stse<
o. Ready Mads Clothing, snd Gsafisuens' Fur,
nishlHg GoSis, ard retired from the bunfns..
hsrsby EXPIRE 80 his grateful ackn0wlsdesruss.es
- bls ngmsrous fFesncs and eustouners tor thefr
past patronage 90 literally sztsndsd 70 him ~
aonid respectfully recommend Msssrs Tavior =
Co., who have succeeded hlm In the BUSINESS, ara
sFs every article in their lire. Of The vsrv h@~s
quality, and - tbs rest ssvorabls pisces.
Hngso n. LYON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

From Rsy. }. Newton BFewa. d. D., Eeitsr Of
ths Eneyelopsdla Of Religious Knsuledgs and
Christian Chrosieis. Philadelphia;
Although net disp0seA 20 favor OF reeemnesd
Patent Medicines In general. through distrnst Of
their Ingredients and Effects, yet kuow Of ne
suaefsut reseeas Why man may not testify 70
the bspsnts he believes himself 20 have esixsd
frona any simple prwpsratfon 10 the hoPs thst rs
may thus csptEfbuts 10 the beneht o. others.
do this the more readily In regard 70 Hoof-
bSd's German Bltters. prepared ey Dr.. Q. II.
k1ckson o. this city. because vas prsladiesd
against thsD Cor masy ysarss under the impress
sion that they we're chiefly AZ aicshoiic misturs
an Indebted O. my friend, Robert Shoemaker.
Esq, for the rsmoyAi Of this prejudice By proper
tsats, aud for encouragement 10 try them when
suffering from great ard long cor tinued debility
The ass on thrss bottles " these Rlttsra at the be-
ginniag o. the present rear, was followed ~ evil
dent relief and reatorstion, 90 degree Of bodily
and mental vigor which I bad not fsll for six
months bafors, aud bad aimost dssp&ired Of re-
gHininz. thsrsfoFs thEnk God aud me- fflsnd
j. NEWTON BROWN,
Philadelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

Nxv MUsIc.-We sreindebted to War
rem & Conyngson for a piece of new
music entitled, =" Vote for Abraham"
We believe it to be a good thing, and
shall insist on hearing the Union Glee
Club sing it at the first opportunity.
Not only so, but we shall insist on hav.
Ing the people carry out its wise preespi
on the sth day Of mex. November.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

GoNR Our - Dawsons Fort Wayne
Times, Disguised With the unblushing
frauds perpetrated in Allen county at
The late election, has gone aud died
Strange that a Democratic paper ean'I
live in county that can give an uulim-
tied Democratic majority
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

We are Indebted to our pleasant and
attentive young friend, Billy Banker,
the popular clerk Of the famous Bril-
liant, for full Giles Of the New Orleans
papersof the 18th inst,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

EGGISo rHE GIRLa-Fron the Mish.
awake Ehterprise We learn that the ehiv.
alrous Copperheads Of that neighbor-
hood, who had threatened to egg Dir.
ColfAx during bis speecL at Bremen
could not screw their courage up to the
sticking point, but valorously wAylaid a
wagon filed with young girls, who had
been attending the meeting, palted the
girls with the eggs, and bravely knocked
down an old grey hasded man who was
driving the team
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20

oRASGEs-Ws are under obligations
TO Billy Banker and Ben. b. Taylor,
clerks Of the swift-winged Brilliant, and
two Of the cleverest gentlemen who ever
graeed the office of q steamboat, for 8
dozen nice oranges, fresh-plucked from
the orange groves of the sunny Soulh..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-20


KAthaIrOn a irom the Greek word sKathfo,m or
"KAthAiro, slgnliylng % cleanse. rrIuvinstc ard
restore. Thia article 10 what its name sigBincs
For preserving restoring aud heautiising the
human hair il 4 the nost remaikabie preparation
In tho world. II Is again owned Snd pat up BY
the original proprietor, and Il new made With the
same care, akill and attention which gave % q
sAie Of over one miillon bottles per anuam
IL Is a noss delightful Hair Dressing
IL sradic4tss scurf and dsndrun
II keeps the head cool aud clean
Il makes the hair, rich, son aud glossy.
IL prevents the hair from falling o. AMI iArn.
Ing gray.
1t restores hair upon bald heads
Any lady Or gentleman who values = bsautlfu'
bead ofhair should use Lyon's KathHiron. Iti'
known and ed throughout Tue eivilised world
Sold b. ell respectable dealers.
DKMAs + BARNES A CO.. New York