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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-22
WILLIAM REAVIs.


Attorney at Law and U. 3. Claim
Agent,
Is Auhorised by the Government to procure Peu.
slens, Bounty Money, Bach Pay, Bounty Land
Claims for HoRsEs aud other PRorERrT destroyed
while In ~ service Of the Govsrnmsnt, aud all
claims, Of whatever hind or nature against tbs
'unitsd States.
Bounty for Discharged soldiersl
by an pmsndmeus 20 tbe. Bounty Law, passed a,
the last session % Congress. "Ail soldiers OF
other persons who Asss bssa or sAan Hereafter be
aisohArged ~lhin twc years from the date ofthoir
enlistment BY rcAson ofwouuds received IN battle,
shall receive the same Bonnty As though they
served two yeAra.' .
One OK MAia Street, over Keller's Gan stors,
oppOase Tie Couft House, Evansville, IsdiAna.
oorresponderts uiust enclose stamps.
- Good references given N required. nhzs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-22

l have very large stock of the above
Goods an also prepared to make ID
Clothing in the best possible manner, for
! have got the best workmen in ny EN-
ploy in the West, and warrant all goods
made by me. And - my expenses are
not heavy, can and viii sell goods low
er than auy other house IN the city OF
the sane kind Iii ask is for those N
want of fine clothing to call and see
what | have got No trouble 70 show
FoodA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-22

Fram the Rev. ,. N. Lyons. forrasriy PASTOR u
the Coiambus. \. J., snd MilsstgSb, Ra-s Baptist
Charehess
NEs RocHrLGE. nj.
d. q n. Jastsoa.
DrAM sra - III if pleasure thus - ny 900
ar1ara t. t-.r temtisony 70 the sxeiieues d ysur
G~rman nftsers some pears Riuess being mach
aHtefea viii DyHpepsla / ussd thea With very
tepeH fat resulfn- ] have ofteu rscgtanss I'D
them % pars-ns an iefsd eith that tsrmsHtipg
Sl.sass a1d hsTs beard from hen he nssf fat
tsrfax ts<tlmauials - 20 fheif gtsat ssfas. In
49, 81 zs1srai debility bslisFs u 10 tosis
that easnof - SURPASSED
Yourv. I'M. LYONS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-22

From Rev J. II. TuTnsF, Pastor Of Hsading n.
y Church. FhliadeiFhia;
IN. Jaeksou,
DHAg sEa - swips bssd ypuf gensn Eft1rs IN
ny family frsqaruu as PREPARED - sag that
Il has bsea q great ssfFies. 1 believe that 10
casss = general dfbiiiiy u thr system, II i .hs
safsas Hnd most valuable remedy Il ..hih have
any knowledge Yours respectfully,
3 n. TukEEE,
Ne TIC Narfh NfasfrsutA asfse1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-22

Hardware.
General Hardware for City
and Country trade. Goods
all bought directly from
manufacturers
F. O n G - - II.
only,with superior facilities
in every department.
Our stock includes the
following, in large quanti-
ties, viz:
Blood's Grass and Grain
Scythes,
Waldron's Grass g. Grain
Scythes
Cradles and Snathes, Hay
and Manure Forks,
Hoes--Planter's and Gar
den,
Hames, Collars & Brides,
Axes--the best brands,
Chains--Log and Trace,
Table and Pocket Cutlery.
shovels and Spades,
Carpenter and Cooper
Tools,
Mill and Cross Cut Saws
Cotton and Wool Cards,
Spinning Wheels,
Locks, Latehes, Butts and
Screws,
Gun Trimmings,
Chain Pump Fixtures,
Gum Betting.
Japanned Ware,
Notions-Large Stock.
Together with every other
article in the Hardware
line, which we offer to deal
ers at lowest cash prices
East or West.
WELLS, KELLOGG q CO.,
No. IS First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-22
GROCERIES.
GROCERIES.
NJ. KoHN CO.,
No. II6 Main Street
(Betwess Fourth aad the canall

NJ KoHN 3 70. WOULD EESPEcTTULLY
NJ. announce 10 the people ef Evansville tat
they have new 81 hand, an1 are constantly re-
estving, large, we'll selected, and frsss sssex OF
awime
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-22
T. WESTEE,
Koxborgazh, Penn

From Rev. J. s. Bsrmsn q tbs Gsrman r.
fornsd Church, EutztOEu, Bsrks e0anty, Pa
D. G. ~. yaeks9u.
EazpExTEB els ~ hare heen trousisd wifh fas
Dvsp@gasga = neariy twenfy years, and hzss BsrFr
used say medicine hat ID ms a. ugeh good d
HoonsEd'a eitters an very much improved Ia
hath. after having { ksb I've bottles
Tours, We respect
JsHKRMAM
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-22
J. NJ Lyons

IRON the EsT. Thomas Winter, PASTOR 81 Ro1-
borough Baptist Cnurehi
80. Jaeksoa.
DEsE Hfn.-I Eel Il de- - y0rF sxcsiisnt prs
parsfisn, HooEand's German Bitfsrs, 70 I'D my
s~tsuoay 70 the deserved rsgatztion D. las o.
- ned. hsvs, f9r ys&ss a times. bses froubled
With srs2a Disorder 10 my hesl1 ana Hsrsgus sys-
ten. Nss sdviae6 b frlsnd 70 Try batf q
your German Bit r.. ! did -, and hzse eErsri-
sneed great and IN. xpectr5 Fslisfs ny kssifb has
besn very materially heaeafted- ooah4entiy
recommend the artieIs ahers I meet 9Th cases
81 aiiar 70 NJ n, and have be-n assufs4 - nAny
q their good szeets.
Respectfully yours,
T. wIsTEg,
RoIborgagh, Penn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-22
1cmCmbcrs
THAT THIS BTrrERs Is
- OF ~ lie IN olicI
CONTAINS 40 Run OR WHISKY.
And Can't Make Drunkards
But Is THK
Best Tonic in the World
Best Tonic in the World III
READ WHO SAYS so,

From The Rev. Levi q, Beck. Pastor o. The na-.
tist Church, fcmbeEtons n. D.. faFmssly of The
North Baptist Churea, Phitadalphia
have knows hoehsnd's Germau hittsrs favar.
shly ior . uumter u ysars have Hsrd tkzu, in
nv esa Asmiiy, aud have bfen - plsaa-a uith
their sfsets that I SAs induced 20 recaua a,sud
thin % many oihera, and knaw hat thay have
nt~Faird 10 sirikirgly beneficial msnnef. Itaks
graf piaaaafn in thas puhlieiy ruelagmfst thfs
Tact aud calling the . tsaiian q thasa afaieied
With the dissaasa ior uhseh fhsy arr recommend
81, 10 Ties bitsrs, kaBNInk from "a lrrisncs that
these oummfudaiiutn sill e susial Cd / 40
Tits more cheslf fully - Haensud's nittafs is Ia
t"ndsa e tensAt the aftictsa. and Il not : - rum
drink" Yours tfsiy,
LKvI @. BECK.
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NEW HERALD MONDAY, l864-wTH SUPPLEMENT-

10 ordcr 70 smsh thu boats Of the Hsndrik hsdson,
bos " conm,i tp.ne Jeff 1he cay caused me
ste mer 20 iogs ahead all the time. Lieutenant Com
n"nslvss hsries j. AcIonea command, wno STOOD on
three bells 10 be rng Stop the AZ the same
time he ordered the wheel 20 DO put had astsronara
order 10 before the could lose her
beai~ay and back she struck the schooner amid shps
max inv hole her side large water CASH Inc
ony damage 20 the steamer the carrying away oa
portion OF ner ctwaer. The necessary repairs were
Afterwards made BY the ships carpenter IN Tampa pay
When tue collision took place the captain ot w
schooner and three OF the jumped tao bow on
the steamer and landed safely board Three other men
Knocked overheard by the bing Of the mainboom, one
jumped overheard and the other remained on ehe
Schooner, calling peousy for help.
just ~ tho collision took p ACE . boat was lowered
was saved or the two IN the water one seized rope
and got board tho steamer but the other being TOO
far OF from the boat lost. Not mnro than three
minutes elapsed from the time OF the collision until the
schooner went down. Her name was the wild Pigeon,
thirty TONS and she had cleared with an assorted
cargo from Havana to st. Marks any other port along
the coast She had rebel papers board, and was sail
ing under the rebel ag Her captain and tho other men
saved were put ashore ut Pipey Point.
Blockade runners seem to BIO swarmlng IN Havana.
tho 9th inst, and another cleared for the same
locality on the Same day The Mail is the identical
Olyde-but steamer that was captured OF the Suwinee
river after having been partially burned, ew mouths
purchased, sent to Havana, sold here and again
employed n her old trade Of blockade running Perhaps
II Is well TO sell these vessels with the knowledge
that they will again be employed In giving aid and COM
fort to the rebcls on the principle OF sparng the goose
that lays the golden eggs Opinions however, may diner
on this point But thing certain II the Mail ana
Kindred vessels not caught will be fault Of Ad'
miral Daiiey and his squadron.
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The Sword Strife.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

New YORK, April a. 1864.
Feeling aggrieved at the In which that sterling
patriot and soldier, Familiarity known Iittle Mac"
treated by the selfstylcd loyal mon Of Now York,
the members Of the Gibraltar Pleasure Club authorize
70 forward the enclosed (sl1) small contri-
button towards purchasing sword which soldiers
favorite, General Geo. B. Mcclellan, may wear with
honor and PRIDE knowing to be the voluntary GIT or
bis admirers, and not the forced contribution OF men
Who TO crafty their petty spite aud malice, stop at
meaus or measures, no matter how despcable they
be- to obtain their ends. Hoping that YOU dear sir
with your we'll known love OF justice and fair play, VIII
act treasurer OF the fund.- and that the
may be numerous ana large, have the honor TO sub
scribe myself TREASURER OF GIBRALTAR CLUB.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
CAMP SEVENTY FOURTH NEW YoRK VOLUNTEERS, |
NEAR BRANDY STATION, Va, April %, 1854.
Please find enclosed the or dollar, to pay for
vote In favor OF Major General George Mcclellan for
the sword exhibition at the Metropolitan Fair In
New York city, which you will please deliver 10 the per-
son in charge, and oblige, yours respectfully, g
GEO. W. HOOD, Drum Major.
Fifth regiment, Excelsior Brigade.
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Fire In East Fourteenth street.

LOSS ABOUT ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.
About nine O'Clock last night Gre broke out in the
Office Of the Architectural iron Works In East Fourteenth
street near avenue The flames spread rapidly to The
upper foors and in very short time the entire building
known the Finishing Department, . building one
hundred and twenty i've feet long by fifty feet wide,
enveoped In flames. and before the remen succeeded in
cxtnguishing the re the entire buildings, together with
about forty feet of the three story adjoining building,
completely destroyed The loss ON the machinery,
stock and building is estimated At about one
property Il fully insured. Probably hundred
workmen will be thrown cut or employment.
The premises are owned by Joint stock company, or
which Mr. u. D. Badger is president.
The origin OF the IRE Ia unknown at present. Private
watchman James Gibney was IN the ONCE only five
minutes previous to the discovery Of the nre; but OF
thai time did not discover any indication OF fire. The
matter ID under Investigation by the Fire Marshal.
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IN The various publ of the charge Agaius Mr. j.
d. Lewswc discover ling jury
winch We deem Il dllts
FL -Aithnngh Mr.. j. NJ. Anderson charges In an
ga ~ conspiracy 10 procure his DEATH No does state
single Ia I 70 sustain that charge, n
Sec ind.Au that the Rliinvs OF
charge that Mr. Lewis desired that Mr. Anderson should
ccive pers nal establishment definite
ianguase OF one OF them Mr. Lew wanted Anderson
ncked. aud we are confident from the evidence 10
- HlIT
Third.We by Mr. Lewis and those connected
with him In business that Mr. Anderson part
uer OF MT Lewis
HIN than that Of clerk which relation ceased than
has At any time existed the part Mr. his
towards the firm with which Mr. Anderson engaged
OHAUNCEy sHAFFER.
A. j. DfTTEkHOEFER,
j. Counsel for J. d. Lewis.
NEW YoRK. April rs, 1854
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+. Attention; -. -. :. :.

OXFORD, Ind March r. 1894
MKssRs Ems LAFAYETTE CoURIKRi-
Enclosed from the Richmond Whig. from
your paper recommending the government To naturse
diersn NC. Hereby hangs tale. Nov. Mr. Edhon ali
know this sorT by heart but the great trouble we can
help reading 4 When We think we have got some good
news fom Richmond turns out cassya bark time
II IL getting To be perfect eye Arnt yoA hurting
your paper People call nothing but T. lo60-x o.
Plantation Bitiers This Drake must be II
you could send him out here TO deliver lecture he would
draw certain At brst we thought he was big humbug.
but he has got everybody here taking his bcsmen
woven doc ors. clergymen and ali Children, said TO
cry for n-bnt haven't heard them The jeke IL they
Rnd 1t In the bottle I'd like s. K
In Now. Mr. Editor give something esa
DANLHLION,
OAMOMILE AND
- WINTERGREEN.
II only knew the foregoing friend we should cor
tainy send him Of Plantation BIZ Evidently he
was not educated In laboratory and does not understand
the solution roots and herbs Tho calisayA
tme-in every bottle That's what's the matter Because
the Plantation Bitters effect such wonderful and suf0en
right; pitch in 'Truh crushed earth will again
We stand such crushing We challenge the word to
afford the relief In OF dyspepsia constipation
affections loss OF appetite, weakness, paptatoa
breath despondng spirits &c as is effected BY the Panta
ton Btters The beauty Of H. they very agreeable
10 take, aud produce an immediate beneficial result
They composed OF the choicest and herbsDande
peel, cascara bark Glove Buds ga isaya," &c
all preserved in perfectly pure ST. Crox imported be-
fore the great advance price Ihe s. T. lS60-x" 10
secret. but is most important TO the ladies
N. BTbe Plantation tiers particularly recommend
ed to merchants clergy and ladies OF sedentay habits
They add strength to The system aud brancy to the MUD
They sold by all respectable dealers -
2U2 Broadway, New York.
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burning aud almost un bear.
sblc agony that IL experienced
with nearly all the quack pre.
paRations OF caust,c. sulphAts
ofzinc. sugar Of lead. mercury
and other dangerous com.
pounds that quacks prepare
and foolish people buy because
they are cheap. The Cherokee %
Wash contains none of lhosa
viilan"us drugs. but IL com
pounded from simple roots.
Those who have been ruined
by quacks should despair NOS
fou now have tho means OF q
prompt and permanent cure
within your reach. and o. &
reasonable price.
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Patients livingat . distance
need not hesitate because o.
their inability 10 visit US We
have treated successfully the
afflicted in all portions OF the
world. and the greater portion
By correspondence.
Parties addressing ne should
state tho disease aud symp.
toms, and the full particulars
in regard 10 their cases. In o..
der 10 give W . full kuoul.
edge Of their complaints, and
unless Q cure 10 possible W
will not hold cut Inducements
10 them in order 70 ell our
incidence
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We wish oil 70 distinctly
uuderstsad that our prepare.
tious are not cheap ones. We
DO not OIL Q quart bottle with
worthless trash and sell II for
. dollar. but We DO claim that
our medicines are FAR supo.
rior 70 any preparation ever
placed before the pub
10. and that they have real
in,rinsic worth and merit
That they will cure the
diseases for which we recon-.
mend them more promptly
and thoroughly than any
Others Oae trial viii con.
vince the most skeptical.
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Ne send oil Of the Cherokee
Medicines By express (ercept
the Cherokee Pills, these are
sent By mail, fres OF postage !,
on receipt Of price. TO any
part OF the civilized world,
securely packed, IN such .
manner that no one through
whose hands they may pass
would know the consenta
Ladies' or ecn,lemeu can
address ~ In perfect cond-
denee, and We will In al casea
frankly answer their letters.
and give our opinion OF each
Individual casa. we.prescrtbe
M mfnernla
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Fort Of New YORK. Apr. aa, 1904.


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nsss "a Arroyo brig bound @ r. Tor n''
n sr .as s ,s% AP Ss
"a. sr ssr sss so e. sss % sS a,
boon. s.ss = &c Il Heat.
Bark xantho, Chapman. Aspnwai. rs days. with hidss
srs swan lof 9, Johns. MD. ris., Alicante. a dar.
ess S March "A ss Ss rad root
E "a. q Sc 20
from FRO - ssso.sas FOR Qasbse. Is days out 80
y x MAN. S.1 g @ Saunders s. o
s ri LADY q sG Sc LAKE % Snss Nm 81 s.so
ssss -ss ss s : sss:s 9ssl's 4st q =:
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PR asy: Win o.ss.a % Troy bridge, s sons a::
e: ;s ys:; ~ s'' g. q
S,. ". 81; s::.s T::. II
da:. .sh .ss is s,st;. Son o.
% bound .
y.s. @ q. g ss.: =. Fortress
r. ss SssI IS rs s's e 81 ssoa *
St a@
!, s Sa1, u Borden Ed;d San B:.
brig Heath from c.rasnas ios boston
sehr Albert Dexter tof Dauver Dosue Baracos Il days
sehr Lane COT Falmouth Jaml. srum Baracoa IA days.
schr Lone (Brj Fowler Hsfa1 days with fish. -
r whitney h 90. 1870 :
Schr White Cloud, Ieavtt. Fortress Monroe. 3 days
schr WIN Bills, Hughes: Georuetown, sdavs.
Schr VIM A Ellis, Huges Washington for Port Morris
Schr VIM Coyer Brennan, Phi adrpha for Providence.
Schr Straton Blacknan. Philadelphia for Providence
Steamer Ranger Gus transport BacoE, Port Royal liza
inst and Fortress Monroe hours 10 Ua Qna'termaster
s steam transport Daniel Webaer, sherman NOrleans
18th via Key West 18th instant with passengers to
Quartermaster.
u steam transport Cassandra Ho.sway Orleans 6A
inst 81 NJ, with cotton and passengers to Q arsr
spoke The brig q Ward from pr Gavcson waiting derA
Gunboat Adons (Fr) Capt Mot Port All Prince 9days
Returnrd-- Hauoveran ship Elise Ruger, TreviranuA
hence 18th inst for Hong Kon IN conse1ucnce Of the Cnp
tain having received considerable Wury during hoAvy
gale the 18th inst Has anchored IT Quarantine.
BELOW.
Brig Henry rhackerny. from the West Indies.
One brig unknown.
SAILED.
Steamships United Kingdom Umbria Scotia. Whriwind.
Decatur 81: ship Enrgo; bArks May Flower AIDE AIDS;
brigs Bumentha Antonio. Fashion. Costa Rca Palmaf
schrs Okoiona Superior.
Wind 81 sunset s; ppm. Sc. ktEe
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CHEROKEE WAgH-Ths
two M edicINes at the same
tims--all improper discharges
are removed. ana the weak.
ened srRans are restored 70
full vigor and strength. The
two preparations are especf-
ailv recommended In thos6
old chronic cases Of females
where all other medicines
have failed. In recent
sasos. In either male or 70.
male. they cure 10 from
one 90 three days. They are
healing. soothiua and demui.
cent, 10 m sving all scalding
heat and pain. instead OF the
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CHEROKEE CURB.

An uniailing specific for all
diseases caused BY the early
foilies OF youth-weakness.
discharges and all the dIreful
com plants that fol IS q
sequence or disregarding the
laws Of natpre-su,h as Loss
OF Memory. Univeraal Lassi.
tude, Pains In tue Hack,
Dimness OF Vision. Prefna-
ture Old Age. Weak Nerves.
Difficulty Of breathing, Trem-
bling. Wakefulnsss insanity;
In . word. that abuse Of M.
ture which destroys mind
and body--bringing on Q
train or constitutional disor,
dsrs. rendering the subject
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Court Calend ar-Tnis Day

Court CaleMdar-This Day.
SUPEME CouRr-CRcun.- 1.-Oyer and Terml-
Part Mos. 1927, 900, 1872 1926 49, 1406, H. 392
473, 800 6l8 62o 1885, 1913. 1l72 1929, 1422, l424
1929, 1928. Part Nos. 1909. 1923 $50, ITS, 1457
1879, 1927, 1872 lsl7, 1885, 1887 1884, 1885, la4s
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRrAL TrRM.-Part mos. 515
$751; $685. $685. 1927 4020 403l 4033 1895 4037 1889
4041 4O43, 4O45, 4047 Part Mos $780, 1870, 1884
1850 1922 1922. $780, 22os soe 2i22 1862 s44o 1912
1856, 1876
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N the druggists WIN not
bur them for you, sead 70
us and We will lend them 70
you By express.
For full pa ticulars Inquire
81 your nearest druggist Tor
our thirty tive rage pamphtss.
III ron are unable 70 procure
u where you live. write ~. en-
0lOslng postage stamp. and Ne
Will enlose II In q securely
sesled euvelope, free frsm o.
ssrvasioo,
Address eli lssssrs and o.
ders 70
o =. : ) R''!!j: 3: : :, IS ;:;.
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CHEROKEE PILLS. or
Female Medicine Tho most
won derful discovery OF the
age. They are q wonder, be,
cause they never fail under
any circumstance 10 Cause
the Gow and remove the In
terruptions Of nature: and
this Is what no other medi.
elmo OF any kind or descrip
ton will d0--ihey all fall In
some cases. These never tall.
How many Thousands OF good
and true women struggle on
ear after year. trying TO bear
up under tho load OF Rifictton,
bringing sorrow and sadnosa
into homes that might DO hap
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In the "CHERoKEE MEDI
CIfES" the unfortunate will
find q day OF deiiverance from
suffering and paint A day
splendid and glorious When
they shall no longer suffer
wlthou, cessation or repose,
either through quacks
or the inenciency Of nause.
appropriations.
The Cherokee Medicines
accomplish nj their rausom-
their emancipation. An eman
cipation 30 great, so admirable,
and 20 prolific OF universal
good. These medicines will
prove, 10 any and every case,
faithful and never failing
friends In the limo OF need.
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"Buy Me and III DO You Good"
Yes If you afflicted with Liver Bilious Complaints
Dyspepsia Cosvcness Jaundice Indigestion. Scrofula
Foul Stomach Humors OF the Blood SKIN Iosspf Appe
tito Weakness, General Debility and Impurity of hs
Blood then DR.. LANGLEY'S Root and Herb Bers win
you.
Only IS 90 aud rs cents per bottle.
Sold by all dealers In medicine.
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THR ELIXIR cures Hysteria
General Debility. Palpitatiou
)f the Heart and Ilnpotcncy
Is restores mental power and
.he appetite. and causes the
rose to mount tho check oil
palor. and the dcbilitated man
Or woman TO feol vigorous aud
strong. the YOUNG and ambi.
nous blood 10 course through
Dvery VEIN. TIE nerves % b.
oomo strong. and the iires NJ
new life and vigor TO reant.
mate the entire body. bhild.
Ing up the constitution, re.
storing Joy and life TO many .
sad aud darkened Preside.
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Very Interesting Details Of tho Escape Of
q Union Prisoner from Rebel
s.i Prison Pen Near Americas, Ga er I
SUFFERING AMONG UNION PRISONERS.
Another Blockade Runner Reaches
Havana. l.0.f
Havana Swarming with blockade
Runners, vr

By the arrival on Saturday OF the steamer Evening
STAR Captain Bell. from New Orleans and Key West. We
are enabled 70 lay before readers very interesting
news. NM
We return our thanks 70 Purser Field for favors re
ceiyed At his hands.
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Or. wRIGHT's REJUvEN.
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ATING ElXlR, OK
ESSENCE OF LIFE.
This medicine Is the result
OF modern discoveries In the
vegetable kingdom and Ii en-
tifely new and different from
any preparation known for
the class Of diseases for
which this II intended. II
contains No minerals II Is ono
of the greatest rcst0ratives
for the poor debilitated. worn
down and despairiDg devotee
Of pleasure ever discovered.
II will restore to manly health
and full power those who
have become sAtiated In the
gardens OF pleasure. and
cause their Anpetitcs to thrill
fer the Injuries OF life.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-25

by II these pills were only
taken attic proper time. They
are . prevention 10 excess. an
antidote to pain and a removal
of retention that causes both.
These Pills, by securing uni
formity OF action 20 the female
system, secures health. and
with health. bestow the fssci-
nations that accompany II Ia
every female-the bright eve,
elastic step. clear complexion
and cheerful disposition that
denote o healthy woman.
Those Pills should be IN the
possession Of every matr0n,
maiden aud mother.