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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
the statement that the list regiment ha,

the statement that the list regimeAt had
marched to the polls By permission oi
Col Biddle, and held the polls. General
Darlington had issued an order the day
before for them to remziu in quaiters on
election day. Col Bido, disregarded
these orders, saying that ~auld let
them 90 TO, the polls, and that the Judge !
should say whether Or not they could
vote His authority for fhis fact was
General Carrington himself They did
20 10 the polls; they lid vote, and they
and others did drive Democrats from the
precincts. This will not be denied
These reports Of McDouald's speech
were not called in question by him, and
it is uuaceountable that he would permit
ak days to eApse without disclaiming
their correctness, if be had been nisre-
presented. From presons who we're
present st the Browns.owp discussion we
heard Of this onslaught on the list, be-
fore the reports We have quoted from
were published, aud we we're told that
the same charges were repeated at Bed
ford. In our issue Of August 20th, We
copied, commented on and denied the
chsrges Of Mr.. Mcdonald against the
7lss as il was given in the report Of the
Commeycial ofthe 18Th, yet this brought
no disclaimer from him When Mr.
Mcdonald, in face ofaIl lhess evidences,
denies that he used the offensive Ian
guags attributed to him, be simply raises
Gques.ion Of Veraeity betseen himself
and the reporters who gave his speech
to the press, and cannot escape BY angry
criticisms on men who did not pretend
TO have been present, either at Browns-
town or Bedford, but who took as true
the reports Of bis spesehes, as made by
Captain Bracken, his political friend,
who travelled with him fer the sole pur-
pose Of reporting his speeches and pro
gress among the people, for publication
in the State Sentinel
Inasmuch "a Mr.. Mcdonald now de-
nies that be has ever spoken Of Indiasa
soldiers in any other terms than those OF
admiration, and, in fact, says plamply,
that be has made no accusations against
them, we need not notice The use made
Of General Carringtou's name Ia the sew
eral reports Of the BroNnstown speech,
except to say that be disclaims having
made the remark ascribsd to him, iu re-
ference to Col Bid9le.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TOIHX.
Dr. HI. Anders g. Co.'s
IODINE WATER.

Ioilns water acts upon the Heart, Liver, KID
neys, Digestive Organs, and Giandnlar system.
Ths snccsss which has attended the " this
remedy 10 private practice, and tbs sndorssmant
msdicai authorlIyt enable us 70 fscommsnd u
tho practitioner and the public. fssllsg con-
sent that with fair trial Il will attest its own
s1cslience IN the cure sf chrouie diseases which
A-ieats Iodine, such Scrofsla. Bronchitis. ska
: spsions, Heart, Liver, and kidusy Diseases,
ssTJua Affections, Neuralgia, RhsumAiisni, Dya-
sefa, Debility, syphilis, ste.
Physicians msy rely up0n the enifsrri strength
Of fodine Water containing three quarter
grains PrHK Iodine In each auid.oanes PukK Wa
ter, no soissat bstsg sssd II IL act liable 10 Dc.
composition nor Bpos stansously formed Ineanali-
les neither is the Iodine oxydifsd nor aaufrAl-
med by combination with any Ingredient, Whjeh
render this solution Superior to ans other mathod
of exhibiting Iodine.
Full directions accompany each bottle, that n
may Be used a. family medieins a. veil a. -
the profession.
Price one dollar per bettis. ON receipt 81 hvs
dollars, ain bottles delivered rKsa by express g
any address.
beware OF Ceuntstf,ita aud TmitAtions which
unprncipiod dealers endeasor 70 dispose of sn OUT
reputation. ses our signature and trademark
(ths Gresk word heading this adssFtisemsat) y
apon the labels and wrappers Of each bottle, with
out which none is genuine
Circulars gratis.
DIR. n. ANDERs q Co.
Physicians and Chemists,
No. t2s Broadway, New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
Letter or J. Z. Mcdonald TO John W.
Ray, Chairman Citizens Meeting.
-. - % facA
INDIANAPoLIs, Aug :


John W. Rsy, Esq
Yours of ths 23d instant. inclosing
the preamble aud resolutions adopted
by se-calledd Citizens Meeting Of In
dianapolis on the 22d instant, has been
received. 4
In the preamble it is stated that at
Brownstown, and again at Bedford, in a
public speech, I charged that, in the
year 1868, the list Regiment Of Indiana
Volunteers, under, The command OF their
Colonel, marched y into this city With
their guns shoaldered and took foreibls
possession Of the polls at an election
then being held, and in consequences of
sach military iuterferenee in said cleo
ton. no Democrat voted after 10 o'clock
on said day, except at the risk Of his
life. By the resolution am called upon
TO correct and retract this statement
Il is enough to say that thu preamble
is false in natter and substance, aud
I doubt not was penned By some one who
! was not nearer to either of the points
named than this city, and had for rs
object the bad purpose of exciting the
personal animosity Of the list regiment
against myself in particular and the
+ Democratic party in general
If the authors of.the preamble Anc
resolutions had desired to have justice
done to the regiment in question, -
gentlemen they should have called OF
ne in the FIRST instance. and then, II the
failed to secure that end, it would hav'
been time enough 20 have made TIN
demonstration; but I have nc doubt tia
little political capital IS much deare
70 them than the honor Of all the sol
diers of Indisna, living or dead .-E
lis well kucxn that I have never
puohcly or privately, spoken OF the In
| diana soldiers in any other terms thai
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

MsJsr Carter TO Joseph n. sIeDon-
aid.
HEADo Rs Cru Cav, 7lsr KKor., ]
NEAR MAmErTA, Ga,
Aug. 25th, 1864.
Hon Joseph E NeDonald
SiE--f notice ia your reported speech
delivered at Brownstown, Ind, August
i6th, 1854, that yoa make use OF The
following language: "Ths 7lst reai-
rnent, stationed At indianapolis, went
down to the polls on election day and
took possession, and from that time the
Democrats who voted did 80 at the iisk
Of their lives will give my authority
tor saying that they came there by order
of their Colonel Gen. Cafrington is-
sued an order on that occasion, that sol.
disrs who did not live in The city should
not come oat Of their camps on thar day.
Bot the Colonel Of the regiment permit
ted them to come out" This being 4
foul slandsr upen the regiment, and a
base and wicked imputatidn agaius,
Col Biddls, who then eommanded The
regiment, and whose moath Is now for
ever closed by the fortunes Of war, I
deem Il ny duty 10 The regiment rs a
body, and TO its brave, generous. aud
patriotic Colonel, TO state the facts con
nected with the case to which you refer.
and pronounce the allegations uhauaIi
fiedly and absoIutsly false The reRi.
ment was stationed near Indianapois
I during the holding Of only one election
The April election Of 1858. Orders
we're nor received by Col. BiddIe not to
permit any Of his soldiers TO visit the
| city on that day, and those who did visit
the city did 80 entirely HHarmed, and in
each instance in company with an off.
Ger. I recollect most distinctly that
| Col Biddle himself did not 70 to the
/ polls at all, and that he instructed hi.
officers TO observe and enforce perfect
/ order. Col Biddle never cast = vote in
bis life. He 10 . colder, and not poll.
tician The regiment did not leave ia
| camp on that day. il remained At the
barracks Nor did il take possession oI
the polls on that or any other dAy, al
| that OF any other place No part OF the
regiment did so. No two hundred OF
three hundred men did 20. No CON
pany or part Of a company did so. Nc
individual Of the regiment did so, OF
contemplated to do 80, By order Of AM
| officer or of his own volition. You
whole reference. Sir, to this regiment
and its Colonel is false, aad I would hs
false to my daty, to myself, to the regi
msnt, to Col Bidele, and to truth itself
did not pronounce it intrEe, aud hur
it back upon its author This regiment
has never violated the purity Of the bal
let.box or the sanetity of the electiy'
franchise. It and every man in It IS 1
friend of them both, and will hereafter
as It has hitherto, peril both life ans
property, through any danger, to pre-
serve than from the assaults Of passion
and the base uses to which wild, faFion
and blind fAnatieism would pervsr
/ them.
Respectfully,
w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
ID epsia,

sd ita attendant train sf sfsymptsms, II acts zaor,
nae shArm than medicine. Tksrs is asthlng
Ia the range Of the hatsria hsdlea, thai fer ne,
Inent bear = comparison with u Ia this disease.
full accoant Of this woHdsrfui Rlaht may BE-
found In the 18th edition ofths U. 3. Dispsnaato.
rys psgea 1887 ana fass
= series " sxperinan = tn which Br. Ball hAs
= s1r years engaged hss Just been 5rouEht q
sFseesHfal termnAt ien, And be Ia new enabled Il
ethsF approved toHles, tbs wbeie preserved In ths
best qnaiity Of eappar distilled nsurbon whisky
'1Aeh he Is confident has qasl in ths world
's might furnish voiams sfaesftiheatss, bat
, public have iosg since learned 70 sstiraats
Gags AZ their true Eaias Ths safest pian Ia. for
~ one 90 test for himself the virtues Of . pew
maaieins. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

coatribstons, to encourage aud urge
the manufacture Of the numerous arti-
eles of apparel aud hospital service,
which are not furnished By the Govern
ment, to keep alive and earnest the real
Of the people. aud finally to bring as
many as possible to witness the impos-
ing and beneficial exhibition which will
be the fruit of their generosity and the
crown Of their honor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
SATISFACTORY CURES
wAER RANTED :
OR NO P1Y ASKED.
CONSULTATION FREE

viii furnish FsAfsnes from The New Ysrk
Hospitals and The city College, alse, Pref VII
lard Parker, Ne Il wet 81 street Df. J. q. Gail.
ton. chemist, 81 Princs street. Fss rsTk, And
ciiy, River. and Military references here.
Bsftsrs, with return stamp. prom pity answered.
Aedicinas cent bJ express, with directions In
writing whsrs The MONEY saeomps.nirs the letter.
So once ever the Auetfon hooms bet wesn the
Pest efnos and fatsrnatiouai Eatst. Commsrcial
Avenue, one block ia rear of the Passenger Dspot,
Cairo. Ills Pest ones bsH Ne. 9Tise
ssr otaes houfs from 70 u a. a., and fron
to ,. r.. &EH
H.sBKLL. N. D.
fra-IuaAm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL,
Urinary. and Sexual systsms-usv and rsliAsl'
trsAtnsut-ln Reports Of the HoWARD Asso.
sIATI0S Sent By mail ia sealed lsttsr szvsi'
spss, frss sf charge. Address DE- J. sEILLIs
HoUGHToS, Howard Assoeiatisn, 30. sssth
EIuth Street, PhiiaaslPhi@, Pa
aurIi6l dkW1FH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

Ons trial and yoa viii nsqar uss any sthsrs.
it is not necessary to publish toHK list Of de
eases for which the csdr0n Bittsrs are a specific
Ia all diseases Of the STOMACH. BOW
ELS, LIVER or KIDNEYS
10 all Affections Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DERANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH on nOwELag
10 GOVT, RIIEuMATIsm AND NEU-
nALGIAt
And 10 FEVER AND AGUEt
1t destined to supefcsds all other remedies. IL
not only these disc assa. bat IL raExnkrs
them.
wine giAss fall sf the BittsFs taken sa hoax
before each meal will 0bviats the ill snsats sf ths
mest unhealthy climate, and screen the perasn
taking IL against disease undsr the IA est trying
exposures.
seld By Druggists and aroosrs gsusfaily.
Rs-pF. JOHN hollis Principal onaos. FInh
street, Louisville, Ky.
Sold BY PETER vIERLIzo.
febs Sole ARsat. Eyansv Iile fsa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
sUPKRISTEyDEyT's 0FFTCE,
INDIANA SASHTARY FUR A pZaan
IEDIAEAPoLIs. Aug. 10. 1854.


IxDIASA SANITARY FAIR & Bazaar,
lSDIASAPoLIs, Aug i9, 1854
SIg.-if is the intention Of the SAM
tnry Commission Of Indiana, to hold !
FAIR at the time, aud on the grousd oi
the State Fair, aad be undersigned hav-
ing been appointed superintendent. De.
sires to solicit your favorable attention.
The Commission Of Indiana is an in.
dependent one, co-operates with all or
ganizaEions intended 70 ameIiorate the
condition Of the soldier, aud extending
its efforts to soldiers Of all States alike,
but depending for its support, or has
herAtofore done so, exclusively on the
eontFibutiens of our own citizsns.
Though literally supported, aud made
an object Of special attention by the
Governor and State authorities, iss mar
row line Of resources has necessarily
limited its good work; and il is TO avoid
this Necessity, and do all the good posi-
ble, that It IS sought BY this Fair to en-
large its means think, therefore, that
you viii not deem il ill-timed or imperri-
nent in me 10 solicit from you such con-
tribulion, either Of money, manufactures
OF. any article that can be converted into
money, or used directly by the Commits
sion in Geld or hospital service, which
yoa may be able 10 spare for 50 worthy al
obiec- Il will be gratefully received.
and its svails most promptly and faith
Tally applied sheFever the necessity may
be greatest
All articles donated or contributed to
the Sanitary Commission may be reru-
larly entered for competition under The
Published rules on the Fair Ground. and
il the space 10 The Sanitary Exhibition
Hall shall Jastity, they may compete for
premiums, although exhibited in the
Sanitary Hall EElE LocKK,
General Supt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

tfakfhhthy scehteuf AAa eAefehieiy oehe
nciaI in Its action upon the skin. For sAla BY
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Rhsum atisIn No disease Is so certain
cure by Brxndreth's Pillaas this. They sson take
out OF the blood the partiauisr virus upon which
all the pain depends, aud the patient is cured.
mr. r. NJ. Adams, SOC Tweinh Street, New
York. suffered with rheumatism for a long perod.
He was attended by able physicians, but their
prescriptions were Of no avail he was unable to
move without assistance, and fer four months was
almost entirely confined 10 his bed. Al this Pc
rod Of his sickness, when hope had ned. and he
expected 10 be a cripple for the remainder sf Ais
life. he was recommended to uss BRANpRETHs
PILLS.
The arst box evidently made him better The
improvement was more decided from the second
box, and by tbs time he had sssd slshtsea boxes,
he was entirely cured of rbsumAtism. and the
strength and supplensss Of hss limbs wvrs re-
stored. Il Is now over year that this cure has
been aHeeted, and he has had no return, but con
tinues the enjoyment OF perfect health, JUGS sm
- let those who have doubted the vi rtuss
| BvLL's GSBaoS BIrrERs, II any such there be
read the feiiowinF Certineate fson gentlemen vel,
known IN this community, and doubt ne more.
Its general Introduction into the army will save
the lives ofthOusands ofour soldiers;
IouIsvILiE, KY, June Sc, lssS.
| We, the undsrsigned, have sseu the good elects
| produced by the uss Of DR.. JoaS BUIL's CEpRss
BIrrERs IN case Of general debility aud prestrAtOn
Of the system. and believe It's general use would
prevent disease and relieve much safsring.-
Among cur soldiers particularly would this Be the
case, especially these who are exposed to miaa-
| matte innnencs in the Southern climate.
! MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
/ Cellsetor Int. Rev. 81 nis- Ky.
CHAs. b. COTTON,
cOlleetOr Of the Port Of LOuisviIis, Ky.
Provost Marshal Genl OF Kentucky.
| REV. ID. p. HENDERSON,
vlee Prest OF Sanitary cOmsSisalsn.
HARVEY. HUGHES CO.
Publisher Democrat
GEO. T. DoERN,
Prep. Lonisvilis Anxslgsr.
HUGHES PARKHILL.
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main Street,
louisville, KY.
DAVIS, GREEN A CO.,
Wholesale Shoe Dealer, Main ST., Louisvilis.
HART MAPCTHER,
LithOgraphsrs, cor. Market and Third Sta.
henisyilly, Ky.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant. ssr ID and Market sts,
LoHisvills, Ky.
CAPT. e. r. HILDRETH,
ofStesmer Major Anderson.
MAI. T. THusroN,
3TmAster Z. S-Army.
O. NJ KkTCALr,
Nkspnal Hotel, LOuisviils, Ky.
COL. HFSR BAYLES,
ATT KY Cavalry.
GEORGE p. PRENTICE
Lsztsvil l. Journal.
See adrertisement in another column.
ABS " sold by PETER vTERLIEe,
. Sole Agent. Evansville. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

those at admiration, and these have
been aud are ny sentiments in regard to
them.
Whenever | an called upon in a prop
er manner by any Of our citizens to cor
rect anything / may have said in regard
to improper conduct al the polls, If I
fad have been in error, will make
the aHseade Honorable. Until then | re-
main yours, respectfully.
-.T.-. J. E MoDsxALU.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

MO MANS NAME rs MORE INTIMATELY
~ CONTESTED With ths history of the Msfsria
Hsdsca Of ths Unifsd STATES, or moFs faForAbly
known ~ a pionser in medical discovery. thAa
that q Dr.. JOHN BULL, " LozisYiiis, Ky. His
tuimitabls preparation Of sarsaDarilia has Lon
stood - the bead Of tbs various compounds Of that
vslaabis drug. his
Compound Pastoral Of wild Cherry
hss become household word thrsHghsut the
Wet and South asd bis Wsrz Lozssgss. IN less
than year after their intrsaactios, Atfzinsa
reputation vide spread ths eontinsut ~
North Atasriea Bat tits crsWu4nE glory Of bis
HE remains 70 be sttainsd Ia his s1sst discovery
or rather combination for he does net claim 10
have been the dseSFefsr Of CEDRDH, which IL ths
basis sf the bittsfs sasFsA TO the public.
That boHor bslOBgs q the uatiys Inhabitants u
knswD for mors than two hsndrsd years. Armed
with Il. the Indian bids dshancs % fhs assl dad
" malaria. and handles pithsaf hsr the most
oneus ssrpsnts IL i 3 belief With then that
Nhiis there Il breath left in the bsay the cedron
= potsnt % cure. 20 aattsr whAtEhs disease o. az
While Dr. BalIi "a not prspsrsd = Isdsrss tkis
eEtraEsgsnt pfstsnsioa, be u nsFerfhsless sstis.
ned from thoreugh sxaainsffon 81 the evidence
relative 70 its Virtues, thst aa rfns4y Aad pre-
vsntativa for ~ diseases arisise Assa sxpssarf
ths miasmatie in8asnCss, IL stands without ri.
val, and Justly deserves the Fsputatien il has %
yong enjoyed Ia Csstrai America and the West In
ks IN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

Give Hseds LeOld Is often thought to BE
tso triHing matter to claim Immediate or serious
atisstien. until it gets sueA hold oa the lungs
ss to iHPsril thu life Of the eoasunPtivs patent
then and net TN then do many think SERIOUS Of
relief, when IL efen comes toe late; what foolish
assliKsnse, We say, when 2s essts will 90 so far
a. to eursA cold. cough, sore throat, hoar, snsss
asthma, &e.; hesitate sOt TO 20 to a druggist and
invest that in = bottle Of Madame Portsr's Ceuzh
Balsam- snE7s-Iw
@InPoRrASr re LADIEs.-Thers is published
lsttsr, as well as come Othsr important matter, te
ali delicate females, in Bells new advertisement
under he head Of " Private"
Tia letter referred TO Is written by the eminent
DR.. Wright, Of the ST. LoEis ThrSat and Lang
Ins;itu.e. rhese interested viii read the aavsr
tisenent, and, we thtnk, call % Dr. Bell, who's
eonsultations are free, and vhe treats asd cure
without unnecessary sxaminsfioas er spsraesus
ourss warranted er ne pas asked. ks-AsuAx
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

0FFicE INDIANA SANIrARr CoMsIsIox.
indianapolis, Ind Aug. IL, 1864
Major Erie Locke Of this city has been
appointed Superintendent Of the Santa.
~ Department Of the Indiana State Fair,
10 be heid IN this city October ;, 1854.
/. All communications ia relation to this
department OF the Eair, should be sd-
dressed TO him.
Wa. HAxxAEAY,
President.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

Ever brought to this City. which 10
made up of the best Foreign and
Domestic materials. Great care
has been displayed in the selection
of their Goods, which, owing to
their superior quality, make and
style, cannot be exeellee anywhere.
AS they have also bought their
entire stock cash Down." they
deem themselves justified in assert
ing that they can and shall offer
greater advantages to customers
regarding styles, prices, qualities
and assortment than any other
house in this city,
Those who intend favoring as
with a call are respectfully invited
to examine and convince them
selves.
Remember the place
y. SEELIG * CO..
MODERN BAZAAR Of FASHION
No. 81 Main Street,
(Next to Washington Hswse.)
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
VICKERY BROTHERS.
Sorgho Machinery DEPOT,

No. 132 MAIN St.
l{TE HAVE on HAND Lor ug COOKS
~ P4fsnt EsspSrstSrs - also. sxarioas sisas Of
improved oens Aillss vkish - 0asr ~ ths public
At manufacturers sriess.
vTcKRRY BROS.
aakil No la hain sf
GUGAR CURED HANs AND RKEF JUsr "a.
- esiEsd, tsress for azl- 81
VIcKEEY BROS,
sAgu Ne is2 q ain 81.
u DE00Msi-BR0onsi-2s DoZ OF Extra
ID faaey Brooms II ators saa for sale By
IIcKERf BIOS,
Aaxit Ne. Ia kAin 81
OoTAToEs IND oSIONs
Is bashsls trfsh PetAsoes
10 es Psts1os Oaians Ia.s recslvsA
ssd for s4ls a. fICkERH BIOS
sagti Ne. isa nala st
= >LTt-sALTi-90o BBLs aoHIo RIVER
> salt &c . " salt, In stors and for sale b.
FICknRI BIOS,
snslI b, ls3 Main %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

seurvy and serefalous sruptioas will sooa
ooYsr ths bsdiss Of thOsS 5rsv. sho ara fxhi-
ing thsir esaBtry's battles. Night air. drsachisg
rsiss, bad food, will maks sad havos vita the
strongest, thersfoss, let svsry nan supply aimssif
with HoIiowsy's 0iutmsnt, tits . esrtain care for
sSsry kind Of skin disssss. II ths rsadsr Of this
notice cannot get box Of Pills OF Olntmsnt from
the Drug Store IA bis placs, let him writs TO ms,
%, Maiden Lans. enclosing the amount, and
will mail box frss Of expense. May dealers
will not keep my medicines On ssad bseaass thsy
cannot Hiaks much profit on ether psrsons'
msks. ..25 cents, s. cents, and 81 20 per box er
pot. aaszs-IW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
CoLsATR,s HONEY soar.

This celebrated Toilst soap, In such uai-
versai demand, Is mAao from the choicest ma
tsriAlp, ia mild sad en- olIisnt IN its nature,
fragrantiy scented, aad extremely bene
acial In Its action upon the skin For sale BY
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
Organic Weakness.

less Of nsturai tiEer, nssvous and general ds-
blity, With akin eFuFtionss isNsf sosess paina n
ard dizziness, niEht dreams. eNitsisna, tnpe-
tsncs. etc. etc. sad ths sBslssa othsf sunsFines
which afitet sHeh pstteuts, viii Be earsd ~
aasans - present assd IN al the New Tork City
Hospitals, sna tkaEs in Broektyate
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

Sanitary Fair and Bazaar In con-
neetlon with the Indiana state
Fair.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
MERCURY,

cure with xeEstslsls keutrailEeT. Witch aa snes
arrests the ssss~ and very soos removes ths last
EsstEe ffon the systams ieaxiBE the patient
vigorous and healthy, and the skia ~ fresh sad
bi0emIak. IS before the disease vas csatraetsa-
no matter 81 hsu long standing
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

Travellers should prosiSe themselves with =
supply Of Dixon's Blackberry carHlnaiivs, which
they will nnd asurs remedy for DyssHssry. easssd
ffsm change Of eiimsts water, etc, aud the most
pisasant Aad ths safest article that eas bs ussd.
sugzs-1wd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02
GENTLEMEN

whs thressh thoughtless impradsncs, or inas-
Gently, as maas Aars. have hsesma poisoned By
that most deadiy virus, FESERFAL. can nov Lad
immediate relief and permanent cnna. uss ne
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

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w w. W. CARrKR, b
Major 9th Indiana Cavalry.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-09-02

DIR. LudIam's Specific cures cases vhish
have been Of To- & standing. aad which have bAf-
Asd tas skill Of the doctors. sugif-1u