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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.


frosa be sew York Tfihuas
"oh that men AID women woaia read and
ponder on the Lists Il Mortality published
seekly, monthly sud yearly IN city. TI.rs u
ever a leirhiily great propgriieuof Consumption
cases. The sintIsila Tables prove that While
other Disssses AaY their tllonssud', Consumption
sIaysi.s isns Of thousands
q &. thr carly stages - Throat aud Lung Com
piaiut, Ne eonsi5er MADAME zApoC PpHT-
Ems CURATIVE BALsAM iBfalhbie.'
No 1T those who have doatlesi Tie virtues o
BuiA CrssoS BtrFsas. q any snsh there be
rrsd tie tolibwing Certificate ffon, gsntiemea well
known in iii. community and doubt "a" more.
II. general introduction into he army will ssve
tie lives oftliens,nds flour soldiers
Loenvnfr, Ny. Iuus %, 1856
We, the ahdsrsigurd, havs seen the good effects
produced BY the use af D.. JoHs spll's crnsos
Birrras 10 esse Of general debility aud prosiratOn
Of the systsal sna believe M general Use ssonId
prevent iisssss an1 relieve much sauotins.--
Among our soldiers particularly would thi. be the
ease. especially those who exposed ie MAS
nalio Influence ia the Southern tlroAta.
MAJ. fHtLtP sPEED,
Collector Int Rev. "a Dis. Ky.
cHAs, d. COTTON.
AHitrHtsft ~ tAH tIafAf 81 iHAt+tA4ttf n
col H. bENr,
Provost Marshal Gsuf ~ kentnaky,
REV. n T. uESrERsuN.
Nso Ffes't Of SANITARY coiumissioa.
HARSET. utOtiEs 4 GO,
Ftnifshsr bsmeerat.
GFO T. puERS.
Prop Luuisttlsq Au6ttgaF.
uuuHFs q rAhkufLt.
Nhai=saio pfs Goods pssiHFs Main Street,
Louisville, -
I DAVIS, GREEN s 60,
Wholesale Shoe Dealer. tlsia ~ LoRiss iiis
: HAM 4 MAPOTHFH
fdfhors aphefs, ggF Markell aad fhift Sc
GonisVtny. ~
Z JCLIns WINTER.
Ciothiaz Mefehants scr 81 aai Market Sts.
louisville. ~
carr y HfIhHFfH
81 steamer Major Andersen.
MAJ + fHr6TuS.
pavmasi sr i AffaF.
I e NJ MffCALF
National Hotel, Easssvllls. VI,
col Jk5-E BkXLE5,
4th Nv cavalry
Z aKOKuE q PHFNrfE.
Louisville journal.
So advertisement Ia au5tteF column.
khG - sold - PETER VIEBLTNu.
sole Agent. Evansville. lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
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Ngw Yoee, March 28.-1he sieama
Evening Star, from New Orleans the
leth inst and Havana 2lsta passed tbs
Maniapzas, Ca,avba ard Ericsson in lbe
MiI sippi on the 18th
Admiral PorleFs fleet appeared "a
Alexandria, Louisiana and demanded
its surrender. whieh was complied wifi
w.sboul oppositioa
The prisoners captured at Fort Denus-
~ have arrived at New Orleans.
Gen. Banks could leave for the Geld
On SATURDAYS, the l9a
On Monday the guuboat Keyer bad
arrived from baltimore
The gahboal oeiarofa, and The par.
lieipania IN the attack on Fort Powell,
arrived at Nev orlean, fae repairs
The arme of West Louisiana Is mov-
INK
Gen. lee. easalry had occupied New
iberia.
Two = orr eauhaai bad creased Der
wiek Rag and t;rand Lake. aud ascend.
20 Grand Rover nearly 10 Bui,eau Ia.
which place they feeohnnitered Before
reaelipg Baton Rouge they came vpon
a rebel ea@p and opened Gre The reb-
els ran, and tie E4aaaala landed men
Who buraed the tents and camp eqaipage,
and captured the aims and ammunition
Of the entire force
Gaerrilb.a bad mafe their appearances
In the vicinity of Baton Rouge aud had
several skirmiahes with the 4th Wiseon-
sin, Amounted infantry, which resulted in
sariably in our favor Several prisoners
were taken.
Advieas from Brownsville reports No
prospects Of fighting.
A fleet Of nine French. Prigaies ar
peared 81 the mouth Of ihe Rio Cirsnde,
and Az attack on Maiamoras gas ex-
peeted
Particulars had been received Of the
capture Of Gnadaleiuasa b. the Liberal
Mexican forces under uraga Twenty
four eaaaon and 100 prisoners, French
and renegade MexicAns. we're captured
The Trader M'5ia IS at San Louis Po,o
81 ~ilh 1000 mon, expecting an attack
Paebla is said to be be@feged by the
Liberals aad mas. fall, the invaders nav.
ing no reinforeemeuts that can reach
them in time to aid the garrison.
Yidanrri has positively declared for
the French, and Ceriinas and Doblado
with q strong force, are marching to at
tack him-the former from Matamoras
and the latter from SalGllo.
Cortinas is very popular in Taumauli
pas Before leaving Matiuoras be con
secraied his battle-fsg. The Liberia
cause IS brighsening
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

Buy l.or AND BGnD YOURSELF A
HousE. - People think that, because
building lots and building materials are
little higher than they were when gold
was at par, that this is not a good time
to buy and build; but they forget that
year $ earnings Of laborer or mechanic
now, will buy better lot, and build
better house, than at any previous time.
In this connection we direct attention
to the auction sale Of Asa lglehart on
Wednesday next, st . o'clock, at the
Court House, where he will offer cheap
building lots in almost every enlargement
IN the city. The list eomprSes--
|. a house and Jos on Locust street,
between Second and Third.
. 0ne-half an oId-pIau lot adjoining
the Washington House wagon yard.
3. The buildings aud premises former.
ly used as barrel factory by J. Oakley
& son.
l. Eleven lots in the Eastern Enlarge
ment, between Fourth and Eighth
streets
.. An old.plan lot corner Vine street
and the Canal
+. Twenty lots in sharpes Enlarge
ment, near the residence Of II Q Wheel
er, Esq. These lots are SO situated that
purchasers can, by taking one or more
lots, get site ., so IS or 100 in width,
ut pleasure.
!. Ten lots in Lamasca. near the resi-
idenee Of Judge Law
S Twenty lots east Of the residence Of
Judge Law and south Of the Union fur
niture factory in that part Of the city,
known as the Isabella place
9 -Four lots in the Southern EulArre
ment
10 Oae lot in Bakera Addition
II One lot 90 Eighth street sdioin
Jug Jas Win, aud three lots as by 40
feet near the corner Of Tenth aud Ii
vision street
Persons desiring information, hy call.
ing at the Office of Asa lgleheri, oa Third
street, can see maps Of all the lots offer.
ed, and can have any Of the lots shown
them
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
Bbt Daily 5uurnaI.
EVANSVILLE. IND.
HoSDiY
MARCH %


JOURNAL GFFICE.
JOB wORK.-Tbs Jovo4al Once Is furnished
Niih fail assortment Of new and beautiful type
Of tbs iaie,tstyis. aud i fully prepared 10 exc.
eaie a. hsndsorus work as can b. DOR in the
sfat~, such Lsrrzs HsADs, BmL- Bs.Ds,
Hssesss', cIaeorass, Br.isss, Caaos. BAIL
Tirzzfs, safprfss- BisEs. PosrEa. &C., &C., either
la plata q Esaey eoiers.
OR BISDERr-ws have in eonnsriion with
this oaies the hist BOOK BfEDEgIEs and
BLANK BOOB HASUFAcTURiEsin shi. State,
spd are proTerea 70 Do Rrtrxs and sIzbfss s. de-
sired Magazines, Periodicals. &c, bouBd 10 any
sl5is required, and Ola books fe-bOsnd At short
apti@ I.sdaefs, Journals aud blank books, for
Railroads. Steamboats,, Banking Houses, hsr-
chants. &C.. manufactured y reasonable terms
any other estaLlfshmsnf.
All work dom a. th1sohI VIII done prompt
p b. and sfii bs ready when promised.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
Ffom chat.annaga.

Especial q DE Missouri Republican.
CHArrAsoocA, March 25.--it has rain
Cd and showed here for the last twenty
four hours, and the roads are very bad
The river is rising. Trains carry sup
plies to Ringgold every day The con
Iition Of the army Is excellent Veteran
regiments arrive almost every train
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

LEGERDEaAIS.--A few weeks ago we
purchased new hat at yautier & Mar
eonniers, on Main street, and lef the
old Que with them On Saturday night
these skillfal artists called us in, and
handed US an elegant hat thai looked
just as good as new, and told us it was
the one we had left How It was worked
over We cant tell Il seemed like n
trick Of leeerdernain
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
VIZ. E. HoLLINGswoRrH,
Times eonH.l

DIAMONDS Those wishing to see some
beautiful diamond cluster rings, &c, set
in the most superb style Of the art,
should call at the Jewelry Store of Bit
trolf 4 Geissler, 2s Main street, who
have Just received :. lot of these. and
other fine jewelsE, direct from New
York mar26 otl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

oue-foot mark on her stem being out
while her stern lies IN twelve feet-shs
waller beng up to ths Nursery floor an
ihe cabin appears e be more bent and
twisted than the hull 1t may be termed
bad sink, vet Captain Pepper and
tom !. Dean, are of the opinion they
can save her wish the -aimely aid Of a
I submarine. Her cargo IS a valuable enc.
as she had at4esst one hundred th0us-
/ and dollars worth OF drv-sos-ls. The
entire cargo is valued al $4,000. She
lies in 2 condition that the cargo can all
Be recovered IN a damaged oSnditioi |.
( Capt IkoS + Exert af the Western
Office, il behalf the underwriters. viii
repair 30 the wreck this morning and su-
periniend raising her The water Is Up
10 the cook-hoase and door Of the for
ward matches It IS estimated that one
third Of her cargo WIS not damaged
The Alice Dean was valued at S75.ta0
vas on her third trip. ana insured for
-, A0in tlte following oiIiees Western.
fretaen 5 Naiipslal Washington CITY,
Merchants and Manufacturers aiau
esuciRaatl, and Rlsgnix of NV y orb.
-log ss,iHn estch, and la The OHIO Nallor.
b8eSevg. i.afavcgic. and lsii.ens or
= .l'si EACH Tic dry soods are insured
"a hssierl osliccs, whlle about ene.haif
oi tue 3siauec % her cargo Is insured
~ Cincinnati Offices Tire loss az the
.Aifcs Dean falls beavilg On cur iusar,
anee oiheeS, a eeunle Of which have Z
each ~ no ou The boat and cargo The I
Nate Casseihfo0ght hcr passengers hesr.
while the Jennie Hnbbs and lladv Pa Z
were dispatched 10 her relief Yesterday
morning.
CaplsaR Pepper has been very aRior-
innate. u wilt he remembered thai the I
rebel Morgan burned the FIRST Alice Dean
near BFandenhag. lie Is an energetic
commander, and superior boatman' aud I
we hope soon e he enabled 10 record the (
raising o. the new Alice bean. There 4
we're no lives lost by the accident The
lady passengers we're much frightened.
however by TIE breaking and cracking
Of the timbers, as she suRk
Don't forget that the magnificent st
Patrick goes ia Memphis to-day.- She is
hrst-elass in every particular, and Capt
Geo. @ Hart and Lib Frisbee are two ef
the most elegant gentlemen living.
Messrs. Cox X Humphrey or Capt
John y hail will receive freight foF her.
The steamer Belle Of Memphis ia lying
high aud dry on a sand. bar opposite Tip
fonfille, on The Mississppi-rather a
iangeroas position ia these days 81
yuerriIlas.
The River al PIttsburg.
PITrSppRe, March 26.-River nine feet
~ the pier mark, aad rising. Weather
hear
River az Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI March 26.-River has fall
g foot II feet in the channel.
Weather clear.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
HONG INTERESTS.

Hs-s. u. q n. ". SMITH. cole manufacturers
Of the NEW AMERICAN ORGANS with sreiaeis
attachment, hDished ia fifteen different IS =. !.
elegantly polished IN Rosewood for Parior uss
AIso. in Black Walnut aua Oak FER Charehe.
Schools. Lodges, &c.
Also. smith = auFisaIis.i Esiadeous. warranted
for hFe years. Fsf sale ~
WARREa g. GONYNGTOK,
octzf-Gm 10 I Main Strset.s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
Auction.

win sell At saction on Thursday
March 3lst at the lat,> residence Of John
Smith, deceased, near the Parrot Farm,
south of the city, lot of farming tools,
such as wagons, plows. harness, 3 milk
cows. 5 yesrhngs, a lot Of hot-bed lights,
and ether articles 10 tedious to mention.
HIRAM NELSON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
500 counterfslt C:reenbaes.

sfeeisl 10 the Aiss9fi Democrat
ST. JosEra, March 2j.-Seyefal 500
counterfeit ereenbacks haze been passed
today upon good judges Of money The
coaHterfeiter escaped
Gar town is crowded with new settlers
and emigrants 70 the gold mines.
The river between here aud On aha
has fallen tgo feet within the las. week.
Considerable ice still exists above, but
packets are making regular trips The
Majors is expected io-night.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
Washington News.

W4sHIsGToS, March 25-The Seaate
confirmed Lieut. IL Jaynes, 9Th Illinois
cavalry, and lst Lieut.. Henry c. Robi-
oeit, lst e. s infantry, to he Aids to
Gen. Mcclellan, aud 4 Richardson. Of
Illinois. GommissaTy OF Subsistence. with
the rank Of Captain
Col wolford, Of Kenueky, was dis
missed from the United States service
for sentiments expressed al a sEord pre-
sentatiou in Kentucky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
Prom KnoxviIIe.

lsgeeial p b Ai'sssri DeHads<si
kNoxvfLLE, Makh 2j-The ssock-
holders Of the Kentucky Railroad met
to-day AHA elected a new Board Of Di.
rectors, consisting Of David Richardson
President; VIM. HeisksH, O P Sample,
$. c Young, John Williams, John Bax
ter and 4. D. Wheeler Much interest
is ieh on The subject among the loyal
citizens
TITS supposed the rebels are falling
back from Bulls Gap.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

1sS~ The telegraph lines were sst.ll
down.at late hour last night, and con.
ssqaenily We failed TO get orr usual
Sunday night report This Is the more
10 be regretted az We know all are ex-
eredingly anxious to learn the latest
news IRON Paducah
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
Louisiana Items

NEW YoRE, March 26.
The steamer Mcclellan, which left
New Orleans on the l0tt. instant, has ar
rived
The capture Of Alexandria occurred
on The 18th
The day after ths capture Of Fort De
Russy, Gen Lees forces had eight a.
New Iberia, and pursued the enemy
across YermiIlioa Prairie TO TermiIlioa
Bayou, nineteen miles
Gov. Hahn has resigned his connec-
ton with the Tue DeIa to y. r. Fish.
The Free State Executive Committee
adopted the following;
Resolced, That the Free State party Is
uneom promising opposed to assuming
debts contracted By the State of Louisi.
ana while under rebel domination, for
the purpose OF earring on war against
the United States Government
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
PROP. o. J. WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.

This astonishing preparation
VIII, by Natures evvn Process, Re
store Cray Hair 40 the Original Calor.
WIN make il grow on Bald Hssis.
WflI restore the Natural Secretions.
Ngaii remove at osos all Itching.
WIN remove all nsnirufl
VIII care all EruFsions-evea SeAld Head.
yytIi make the Hair son aud Glossy
win preserve the Color Of Hair 70 old Age
wan always Fastea it, aud stop l, Failing
And is que If the b-st Toilet Artlelss fos tn
Hair now in use. u
Thousands Of Soldiers In the Arns
Have testified 10 tse above, Who had hecsas era
snd iost thstr Hair by sickness change OF climate
sud i1attsn4ion, while performing camp duty.
As , Restorative and dressing i has 20 eqsal.
KELLER 4 WHITE
NeoiSsals SOz kafsN AEzAts tsr Evansyilis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

NV YoRE, March 26.-The Horld S
Washington special has a rumor that the
entire organized militia Of the North is
to be called into service for six months.
during the campaign against Richmond
whleh IS about % commenea.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

LARGE ARRIVAL or CorT0y The Lib.
erty No. = discharged at this point yes
terday 928 bales Of cotton, the largest
shipment ever made by one boat 10 this
port
1t was consigned 20 Messrs Crane,
Brown & Co, aud our genial Young
friend, r. X Dnnkerson, will dibateb
large portion Of i by the great cotton
Express this afternoon for view York,
and the balance will 60 forward to-mor-
row morning Evansville is destined 10
be the great point for re-shipment for the
East.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

G. eo=ley, c. 4 Harper, c. 3. Bax
ter; Members Ct coagress, D. d. Jacks.
Helena district; ] Il johnson, John.
son county A. A. c. Rogers claims a
majority Tor himself, for Congress, in the
Twentieth district.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

River az Cincinnati.
ttSciNNArI, March 26.-River has fall
eu ] foot 4 feet in the channel.
Weather clear.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

VETERAN 'sZoevEs - Among the
many gallant soldiers IN the city We bad
special delight in meeting Capt. frick
and Lieutenant Frank Of the celebrated
lIth Indiana.
These young gentlemen are known to
all Of our citizens as among the braFest
Of the brave aud are fair representa-
tiyes of that famous regiment
They are both IN exceiieat health, and
we hope they will have the privilege Of
browning large amount Of enjoyment
within their brief Through Of thirty days
Evansville may well be proud Of such
heroes as Captain Frick aud Lieutenant
Frank.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

B1S- We are informed BY gentleman
well posted that Gen Grierson, with
large cavalry force and portion Of the
18th Army Corps, are after Gen. Forrest
and bis rebel hordes. II Is to be hoped
they viii oyertake them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

E@-G A Bitgola arrived from New
York day or two since, bringing with
him the most complete stock Of diamond
goods, watches aud jewelry ever seen in
this city His silVer-ware is really splen-
did This store, No As Main street, is
veil worth visit
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
CTTY News,
The Union League

WIN meet 81 Mozart Hall next Saturday
eseatug. April I'd for the transaction Of
important business A full attendance
u especially desired Every member
should bear this 10 mind
maE23 did
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

THE DlFFEREScE-A few days ago Q
soldier Of the oath Indiana regiment
while searching for deserter, was way
laid and bushwhaeked by Copperheads
his body being perforated with ten balls
-Four lines, the fourth consisting Of one
word, are devoted TO ita mention by a
conservative contemporary but a soldier
kills citizen in drinking house ia a
quarrel, and in the heat Of blood, and
tho same paper howls over it with up.
miligated wrath, day by day.
Now, why this difference An intelli.
gent people can readily answer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

Rsn- We are indebted TO Me. F.. o.
Bannon, the accomplished clerk Of the
big Grey Eagle, Cor Louisville aud New
Albany papers of Friday evening also
to Mr. Ranksmith, the popular clerk Of
the wild Tarascon, for like papers Of Sat
urday evening,
Mr. Harry Walker, chief clerk Of the
swi(t.winged Liberty No. :, has our
thanks Tor Memphis papers of the 9th,
aud last, though not least. Mr.. Phi. d,
l Vets, steamboat and railroad agent, has
our thanks for latest copies OF New Or
leans papers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

E1s- Five burglars were sent TO the
Penitentiary from Figo county. at the
last term Of the Circuit Court for that
county.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

lsTnovRNlesTs We notice that the
brick building on First street, next be-
low Shaukiu ( Reilly corner, is being
enlarged by an addition in the rear, and
thai a vanIt IL Under construction be.
tween the front and back rooms We
understaad that, when completed, the
premises will be occupied as banking
house, ia charge Of responsible and ex-
perieuced parties, well known to this
community, and having ample capital to
do a large business
We also learn that Messrs. Rathbone
X Bayard have purchased the lot adioin-
ing aud below, cornering on the alley,
being thirty four feet front By Ghy-six
deep We believe it is the intention OF
the new owners 10 efeot, next year, fine
bnilding on this lot, the lower room to be
fitted up a banking room Tor the use
OF the branch Bank and the upper rooms
for officers This viii bring into market
the very valuable property now owned
and occupied by the Bank, and afford a
desirable opportunity to those who wish
to invest in good real estate.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
Bouuty for DIseI,arged soIdlers,

By an amendment 20 the Bounty Law, passsd at
The lsst session q Congress. "All soldiers or
other PERSONS Who haze been or slaH Lsrsafisr IL
discharged within two years from the date ofihslF
enlistment by r,ason - WoH4ias received Ia battle,
shall rseeiys The same Bounty though they
served two years"
6iacs So MAJ -tr-et, over Refers Qua store.
opposite The cours noass. Evansville. iadiana.
CoFrrspondet - must sneiose stamps.
ne Cool references given u rag uired. mhZs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

R3- When any Of our friends go to
Vinceunes, stop at the American House,
sud our excellent friend, Col R, II.
Gould, and his polite assistants will
make you feel at home. They know
how.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28

TuEATRR AT the argent solicitation
Of many Of our citizens, the dramatic
company has consented to remain one
night longer, and perform the beautiful,
pathetic Irish drama, "Aline, the Rose
of Killarney with that beautiful and
accomplished actress, Mrs Welsh Ed
wards, in the title role The entire cast
is superior, aud we can promise our read
ers rare treat The unusually funny
farce, "The Bitter Bit, concludes the
performance,
Aside from the attractions presented,
the fact that it is the benefit Of Mrs. Ed
wards should be sufficient indueement to
ill the house The performance is at
! Crescent CITY Hall Go, everybody.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-28
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This eeicbfaiei Toilet soap, ia snrh Hni.
vefssi asmaua, Is raade ffom the chateesi ma
tetiais. i miia aud etaoiIient Ia ifs nature,
frsgrantIy scented. aud extremely bene
netal ~ is action upon the skin. For ss.ls hy
Druggists aud Faaey Goods pyalsts.
THE CONFESSIONS Ann EXPERIENCE oF
AZ INVALID,
Published Gar the benefit, and ~ a warning aud
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who safer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay q Manhood,
etc. Supplying at the same time. THE MEANS
or SELF CUgg. BY one sho has cured himself
after beinEpst to great expense aud iIlary through
medical hnnibus aud quaesery.
BY enclosing a post paid addressed envelope
single copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq..
Bedford. Kings County, \. T.
To ruSsictANs.-if yoa wish to purchase pure
Drugs Medicines. and Chemicals At = small ad-
varce on Eastern prices, 20 and examine KrlLrR
& wairE's stock, who're you will and every srti-
Gle that Is necie by the professor, and as prlces
which esnsot fAn % give satisfaction, Their
ere g at No, - Naia street may4dswtf
One Of HunneveII's Great Remedies.
HifNNEwELL's ToLU ANODyNE.-- Thi-
most wonderful and reliable preparation which
has earned Its true name aud fate by results
which has h&iled every other attempt at rniief IN
1 Neuralgia Observations, Gorf HersoHs Heat Ache
TootE a,,a Ear Ache, Boesi CessFisinss, HBteria
Distress sfiey Ea,ag. Less 81 sleep, Geaal Nsrres
Dcsltg. Paseris,ss - Wheapisg espgA, sai Asthsae
I now declared TO BE- largely Ncrreas Fer the pains
in Mostsly Measi,sa,ioa Perfect relief, While Rs
lures anerwoFk Is undisturbed, and ous Of 10
most insPortsst points.
This valuable preparation should he In ever,
Family as no description equals Its real necessity
or its splsadla results.
/ J. L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor.
( Commercial Wharf, Bgsten-
/ Es-foT sale Is al wholesale and retail dealers
EELLER wHtTE. Agents
| aosI9-2m ~ Eyznsyills, lad
Cancer Can be Cured.
Is Or. uehern, Cancer and Consumption champion
has located at les Dearborn street. opposite P. o.
Chicago. IDS. BE successfully kills aud exsrsct
esncers without pain OF knif, in from four I,
twenty -four hours. Also euroa all kinds Of sore
and piles. Aeurs always gassantszi or no pay.
desc ~ z. o. Box 64s3.