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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
MERCURY,

cHrs With rvgstAbis NeutralizsF, -hioh At sncs
arrests the diseEse aud very removes the last
vs.tiga froEa the system, leaving the patient -
vigorous AnA healthy, aud the skin gresh aud
blooming, IS before the disease vas contrscted-
no naffrr nf how long stAn1ing
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
GROCER IES.
ELECTION NOTICE
: = =
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

SrKTE VI INs.JSA, ! &C
Yanderhurgh C0alsty-
WHEERAs. VACANCY HAs,ocCuRREp
w IN the oface Of Justice Of the Peace, in aud
for Centre Townsh D, in the County Aforesaid by
the removal Of Kinloek NoJohnstou Esq.
Therefore. in conformity With th7 statutes in
such cases male ard prov de2, l. Louis Richter,
Clark OF the Y&ndsrbGrEh Circuit Court, do here
by order election 10 al surh vacancy, to be
hstd ~ the RssAl places Of holding elretieDe in
said township, on NonGAy. the 29fh day n
August, lSSs, aud the sheriff % Yanoerhurkh
County L. hereby directed 70 give Legal notice OF
such election.
WITNESS my hand and t@e seal Of said
tA~! Court this 9Th day OF August. lisa.
LOUIS RICHTER, Clark
Ysnderbgrgh CircEit Court
GEORGE wOLFLIS, SHERIFF OF VAN
4. deFhurgh County, certify that the above Is
true copy Of ths original fls in NY once, this
6ih day Of August, lS64.
GEORGE w0LFLIN,
Sheriff vanderbargh Coaaty.
suss-dtd Times and::Unisn copy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
CREscgxr Cry BANK,

~ IIFEi 4R"A' . EWVI'
An election for Ave directors of this
Bank will be held at the Office Of Thos.
+. Garvin on Third street, August 18th,
1864, between the hours of II and .
o'clock p. NJ W. BAKER,
4G aa Cashier.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
WARRANTED!
OR NO PAP ASKED.
CONSULTATION FREE !

I will furnish reference from the New York
Hospitals AID the City College, also, Prof VII
lard Parker, 30 u west 81 street; Or. J. r. thti.
Ton, chemist % Prince street, New York. and
CITY, River. AID Military references hrs.
Letters, with return stamp. promptly answered
Nsdcinez sent by express, with dirscnons N
wrifinx, where the money accompanies this letter.
nS- once over the Auction Room, oetSesn tue
Post one aud International Hotel, Commercial
Avsuue one block in rear VI th- fSsseagsT Depot,
Cairo Ills. Poet ofios box No III
ss- ONE hours fron 70 y A ~, and from
Il. S. BELL, n. D.
fwsTvsk-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

BIC SAwING.-Archer 4 Paines Port
able Saw Mill sawed $4,000 feet of lum-
Der in one day on the farm Of Robert
Mitchell, in Gibson coantyi aud $4,000
in six days at The ssnie place. James
Crane, Sawyer. ltd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

NEw CoIN,-The new two cent piece
ordered by the last session OF Congress,
is beginning to make its appearance in
the West
1t is a handsome coin, and will be
found highly useful in the payment of
postage, and in making change. On
one side. is the figure >, with the word
"cents" beneath, surrounded with a chap
let of grain, and around this again are
the words, UNITED States of America,
within the figured rim.
On the reverse is the American shield
with scroll above bearing the words
In God We trust, and beneath is tn,
date, 1864 They will no doubt soon b,
in plentiful circulation in this region.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

PURE SARsAPARLLA SIRuP - Joe
Nichteru, opposite the Market-house, on
Fourth street, keeps the pure Sarsapa-
rilla Syrup, made from Sarsaparilla root
II is delicious
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
MEDICAL.
s. T.-IaRn.-X

Persons 81 spdentary habits trou b!ed With
weAknea. lassltude. paipitstion q the heart, ZACH
q appsiits, dissrsss after eating. torpid liver,
constipation, deserve To suhsr, II they viii net
~ the urlehraisI
PLANTATION BITTRas.
which aFo nov recommended by the highest mail.
cal authorities. and warranted 10 producs an 49,
'asfias, beneficial eject. They are szeeoalnEly
agreeable, Isrieo.ly pure, and must supsrcsed all
other ,oHies waeFs heallhy, gestis stl nuIsnt =
required.
They purify. strenEthen and invieeusts
They create healthy Nppstits.
They are 81 tidets 20 change o. waies aad
Diet.
They ossrosms the sa.ss. Of dissipation sna
late hos,rs.
Taey strengthen the system Aad sallvsa the
the miud.
They prevent uissmAiis and intormitisa. n.
yers
They purify ths breash and asiaity Of n.
stomach
They euFs Dyspepsia and Oonstipation.
They euro Diarrhaa and cbolsra Morbus.
They sars liver Complaint aud Nervous
Headache
-
iiant. and are sthau4isa natures great resisrsr.
Thsy arr eonpossi Of the celebrated cailsays bark,
sintsrgreen, ss=ssfras. roots aud herbs. all pro-
served 10 perfectly purs 81. cfoix run For par
tieaiafs, Sc circulars .nd tesiin0niAls around
zach bottle
Beware Of imgssssrs Examins svsry boffIa.
See that II has cur private O. 8. Stamp unmuti.
lated ovrr the esFk, witt hlsntation scene, aud
our signature on Zoe steel plate side lsh-l. See
shal car bottle & not rs-ailss With spufie1s a.s
dsloierious stuH. Any person rrsasnalag e ssli
Plahtatsn hltters b. the gAison or IN buik, is an
imrssior. Any person Initiating this bottle. OF
ssling any other material therein. Whistler called
Plantation Bifters uei, is criminal undsr the
- 4 Law, aud will be 90 prosecuted b. so We
Alrs@'iy havs ouf - VA several parties Es-illEE
oar boites. &c. who piiI sussssa IN getting
themselves into Close quarters. The demand tor
Drakss Plantation bitisrs from LADIES', clergy.
men, merchants, SC. q Incredible. Tbs simpis
trial Of bottle Il she evidence present Of thsl
worth and superiority, Thes are sold By all -
spectacle draggists. gFOoers. physicians. hossls,
Saloons, steamboats,. and country stores.
p. II. DRAKE a co.
Nc. f0z BroaSway, MT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

THEATsE-A splendid bill will be
presented at Masonic Hall tonight, and
those who desire to laugh and be inter
ested should 20 early aud secure ehgi-
HE seats
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

REy- Mr.. John II, Scott received Hdr-
per's Weekly last night, together with
full assortment of all the most popular
weekles.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
GENTLEMEN

centiy. az n,ang kare, have become poisoned hy
thSi mest deadly virus, FESERTAL, can nov End
immediate relief and 3 perrazssot care. Use no
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

CIxcIsSAII, Aug. 9.-The river has
risen three inches Weather cloudy,
with indications of storm. Thermom-
eter 9O', barometer 29s So.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

WILLIAM REAVIS,
Attorney at Law and U. s. Claim
Agent,
Ts authorized BY the Government 70 procure Pen
sions, Bounty money, Back Pay, Bounty Land
Claims for H0EsEs and other PEoPERTY destroyed
while in 4 service Of the Government, AID ali
claims, Of whatever kiad nature against the
United statss
Bounty for Discharged Soldiers!
BY an AnsBdnsAt to the Bounty Law, passed a.
the last session Of Congress, " All soldiers
other persons who have been shall hereafter be
discharged withiz two years from the date ofthsir
enlistment, By Of wounds recsived in battle,
shalt receive the same Bounty = though thsy
served tw0 yesrs-a
Office s51z Main Street, over Ksllsr's Gun Store.
opposite the cours House, Evansville, Indiana
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
BE- Good references given II required. zah1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
F E MALE DIS E A s E
DELICATE DISEASES OF
= NrEI Il ME '


q = NFI T. NJ L - =
I AutEs suasriag from whites. Failing Of tie
II Womb. isisamstion. liberation or En.
isfgsiuwnt Of that nrEka, suppression or safiuae
naansta Eation. by any q the diseases peculiar
e fsnaales sui shieA pFe.luo- sueh wide spread
devastation, aad carry many Of the brightest
arlsameBts u acc4etF to an cary grave. or make
IL ;sgiil ~hile Il i..ts, can nov l. cured spsssi
iiy and fsrmausnttE. ADD without undergoing an
xanihaiiou.
would caution yeu against believing you arr
DYING Of consumption, Ehsu - tsing eurrd Of
voar warnb and uterine dls sass net one svrattaui
Of consumption Is iest.
II wauld be wsn s,r yau 10 knaw that al the
narrowing symptoms, even the rsekiag cough
fever. prostraiah, restless nights. uslpi
tsti0A Of this heart, bead ache. back and bes.es
ache. which Ia consumption arr 20 tormeutinR,
are the comaeh sympaongs of dtseassd ~oa~e I.
heaoA the ssss With which - many patients aud
physicians alike ara decsiyed, aud Hlauy vsiba-
bis lives iasf
II is ~lsh very grt@, pleasure that 7 oaer the
ffito~iHg letter, wriiten ny the eminent Doctor
wEIsHr
cArso, April sth, lssa.
\ Mesa uIIeor 4 Briggs.
GExrLEuEN -siHos az arrival hsFs, aaa par
I teuiariy siues i Nas known had heretofore re-
/ sided in New York City. frequent inquiries have
sesn made Of me whssher vas acquainted With
I nr Bell pf soRr city. whilst living there, and
I Whist knew o. him, etc
! In order that there shall Be no usisanAefatand-
ing, and for the purpose Of placing ny self right
10 thr eyes Of thai g ntlemaH we'll 80 yourselves
aud others, deem it proper we'll as prudent 70
make this staremen IN writing, 20 be len in your
| hands, or given 10 Dr. Bell, VOC may think
/ best he to DO With II - iio plsases- knew Dr
/ neil some six eight years since, In New York
City, Ehsre fsT a few inonths Ne vsEs eagaged tn
l the sane Institute. lie vas a etxsf scholar
I standing third in his ella. within hfleea n9nfh'
Of bis fret entry, sad pronounced b all The Pro
tessors we'll by a majority Of the Thirteenth
Street school, ess q IT. b igh'est tights and hon
/ oraile members. Dr.. Bells treatment 10 fht
speciality particularly IN the treatment OF fenaal
diseases. is Acknowledged equal "a any 81 the re
f1Fmsd school II physicians, and exeeiied by noul
in the xrust fnstltuts.
Dr.. Bell i, 10 ny opinion, gentleman vel
worthy u the e1tsnded patronage which. I Al
happy 10 nHd, Is daily bslug extended 70 bim.
Respectfully yours, J. Z. WRIGHT, y. D.
/ Prop'r &. Louis III Dat aud Lung Institute
No. IS scEth sixth street, 81. Louis, Ne.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
aHNnRTRG I

100 KEGS WHEELING NAILS, % BBLs-
lOO Csrsnt, ozs tisros Davis Dried beSis oDs
cAsk ra~ Currants, Layer Rslsins, Citroo, and
Hanburxh Chess, lust reosfvs1 and for sale y
fyfs REfLLY 4 CO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10
COMPREHENSIVE.
GROCERIES.
PROVISIONS 81
FISH a

DRovIsIoEs.-sUGAR CURED oASvAssED
L Hans, Gear Sides, Shoulders, and Beef Ton
sa'i ,f Ii5 sale b nj BIZ Il Ears e ..1s..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

FISH
AEACKERAL IN BBLs., HALVES, QUAR-
vi ters zad Kifs. White Fish In half barrels
I M A''''' - BELLY A co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-10

Persons sf sedentary habits trou bled With
~eAkne. lassitude. paipitstion q the hart. iAek
q appsiiis, dissress alter eating, torpid liver.
constipation, deserve To suhsr, If they vii aes
~ the urlel.fatel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-13

lRESSMAkERS AND APPRENTICES
wanted. A9ply at cs Vc.s een ct, tc ST. ana
ayes 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-13
CLOTHING.

OVERCoATS, OVERCoATS, OvERCoATS.
" 4 large 9umbel Of unredeemed pledges Of oyer
COGts )ut received, such castor, EsIuimaux, Mos
COW and Ensish beavers, from e6 20 $50 Aso pants
and vests 70 match, GEO. LEYLk ~ bre0me d ,laS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-13
AtsTls'LslS EOR SALE.

A GREAT BARGAIN-2 LOGS SPANISH
IAcrdg. 10 inches sluGC u iCrt long for speer box
uLDuigc'uiCIs Othcr uFe also tine ehpentel g
lumber on, body OF ash. l.. IEtiLlO, ~ Centre
IT., uoIuo. Oi Chambers n, b3
FOB pRINl Frs DESIRING 4 STOCK OF
81 inun pap,t can oil IAN rome cheap, zIx3s, b.
sppyins NJ the Sun Once n
NOR SALE-AT THE COR. OF CENTRE
4 and " orlh u large quantity Of iuInbef, con-
stng Of lCGs o.ccs, p.anEr, mAnteI p.uces and nIe
WOOD, 9iS
4 PlANO-FORTlS FOR SALE OR To LET
\, cheap Price, 80, Sll5, sl25, and a beautiful
IeaTl koyed I-octage, p45J. Ausi' langht in few
lessons and planoe tuned Cash paid for pianos AZ ls
C,THni ~. S3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-13
SOO MEN WANTED FOR ONE YI.AR

wv euhtututet. ne highest cash bounty paid
10 recruits, aud 800 hand money to any porson brluV-
ms recruit TO jOb Canal II. Able aud ordinary sea
men, frs' and second c,asr frumcn and coal pisser
vanted. 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-13
IAMlLlES Or EMPLOYEES WHO ~
'RElGHT CONDUCTORS MD BRAKE.

'tEIIHI tONDl' lOEN MD BRAhL-
uIcn wanted Tire 70 ltmoru and Ohio RAILROAD
u'p4ny want o uumlt. o: c.ooyicagcI tailfOad men
nan ulon ~ nuu,l tUus iti.It ttaius, or is i've
vetal diyuiorH betrCvn Baltimore and Wheeling
PNkculufg. lie hes. vaEt- r'll he paid and
futN empu mcnt given 10 strl man ~ Ill IepOrt
rithrl Of the following AGENTS. gho author red
Ike them on duty; \. i. tairlluk, ent fis; di-
on Mount Clara station, baltimore city, Nd. u,
ably, agent secou division, hfrtinsuurr. one hun.
q mne. irUm baltimore i. ;. Wall, ageut third
VISION, Pieir ont. ". tarr, eEont At t1sron tor
9 Parkenbutg road; and j. k tori arrn' ~
heDung Tor be i0u.tb diyi.iun Baltimore Nd q,
.uItpolt4tlOu. SaS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-13
SElNlVG MACHINES.

N,EWlNG MAGAZINES FOR SALE AND TO
- lca Wheeler Wiltons aud S.ngeIs Riva on
HIND. hschLe Trimmings ia generals ~ l'0 kIyIng-
tuAs. 252
. ". 4 ". MACHINES FOR SALE-lN
- good order, one Food "a new Also pressing
machine and number Of pi ess stands also tsiloIs
lrOnS. 20 sands 81 Brooklyn. 2Ig
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-13

lIthc I'M ins ~ htcr a Pier :, J. Il, lot
OF piUy.hon.. ANY one picking Ur Nug ~ the
l. bo H.itAily NaTded ~ de iycrinV the came ~
IA AUIlZIlY NM a on. ~ Hr.ad
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-13

AIDES TAUGHT on SINGERS, WHEE-
~cT Wilson, u.S hines; practicr on work Won
ven amer Learning. ~CwInT n.gghtHts to let,
1ufht sod and exchanged also needles ana oil, at
10 Henry st 41i
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

SAD SroRy or REBEL CRrfLrY TO OUR
Pn,soxrEs sad story of Rebel brutality
rs extended towar'! our prisoners in the South.
ia related b. returned prisoner from thu:
quarter. recently exchanged, an menibcr
Of Go. II. Ind Maryland p. II. b., who ar
lived hume on Sunday last. Ills cmaciat'd
rorm and paid countenance demonstrate tho
clearly the bru,al treatment the Union pris-
o,ors receive at the hands of the Rebels
Conf ned with him we're layc nuntcr CT
the Second. many Of whom are from this
ci,y-yonnc men Just blooming into the yigor
OF lnanhood-ic SAYS have perishel from the
sssr. Of proper care and comf.r's. lie alsh
states. that from what he cav himself and
heard from Others, the nj r..,ity among our
mon ia fearful, ttat out If the humber of
menscfs of Cr H. 2nd Regiment, confined
with him. only three were living when he
left We have no doubt q the tru.hfuness
of his statement. as the sad scenes occurring
at Annapolis almos, daily are enough to con-
vince us ri The fact We noticed that on one
day at that place tlSete we're seventy returned
prisouers buried, victims ri harsh and brutal
treatment by Southern Rebels 1t is glorious
" die ON the battlefield. but no less so to fill
a rnartyrs grave from the effects of starvation
received in punishment fuf defending the
emblem of freedom from desccration by ruffnn
hands. They hav, fallen in just cause
Sacred be their memories.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-22
l.. LYONS PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY.
AND
SPARKLING CATAWBA WINES,
sqaal IN Quality and Cheaper in Price than The Bran


SPARKLING CATAWBA WINES,
Equal IN Quality and Cheaper in Price than The Bran
dies and ZINES Of The Old Hord.
FOR SUMNER COMPLAINT, CHOLERA, IN
FANTUM, BOWEL COMPLAINT, CRAMP,
COLO AND DIARRlIHA,
A sure Cars IS Guarn.ied, or The money VII 10 re
funded.
In support Of the above statements, are presented
the Certificates Of Dr. .a3. Il Chiffon, Chemist,
New York Dr. Hiram Cox Chemical Inspector,
Ohio; DR.. Jimes r. Nichols Chemist, Boston, Dr.
" l.. Jones Chemical Inspector, Circcvil!e, Ohio /;
Prof &. 7. Jackson, Chemist, Boston; Dr. Chas
upham Shepard Charleston, 5. c.; aud j. V. L.
Barey, and G A. Mariner Consulting Chemists,
Chicago all Of whom have analyzed the Catas bn
Brandy, and commend il IN the hi9hcs, terms, for
medicinal Vs.
fndfy., ri ie 8ass4ctu.cns STATE .i,,aytri Jo. Is,
1888.
When cvapora,cd through clean lincu it left no
oil offensive matter n vcry respect it IL ru nE
sprituUus liquor. The o. whic give 10 ibis Brandy
its flavor uni aroma is wholly unlike fei., grain
oil. Its oius r'.a!cs of both the fruit and
oil OF grape. Nith acids, il produces others % 4
high Fragrance. The substitution o: this Brandy
for Cosnac Brandy viii DO atS.y with the mapufhc-
turc OF fictitious spirits, sold under this both
at hcse and aortat. Respectfully,
4. 4. HAYES. n. b.
A5saycr to STATE Mass, &c Btylsston St
IN lie Saaae IN 1867.
| haze nnalyzel ''L.LY0ES' PURE CATAWSA
BRANDY. =" with rnf'r"rcc Ia its composition and
character btin~ taa ~sl'r ss that produced in past
wears, \ snmp taken ON ten casks afforded the
same results With regard TO purity slightly III
creased amount of the principle on which its Favor
depends determined by comparison >iIh former
samples.
The niitaaion hf analysis SLOW thu. this Brandy
is produced Ly the process u mos. vi the i'm
ported Brady. Respectfully
4 4 HAYES, NJ. D.. State Asaaver
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-22
ORDINANCE No. 10.

An OH9hance s:sts'icneh'aFy 10 Ote|naHc, .Vo. ~
ph,ch il .ulPsF. Wnry 10 "riiHqfcc No. Is, enhH,d
an Oriinrnhs fo' III, rtyalit,A 2, n'a-kd, IN the
CIy Of CHmbeEfa'.d.
SEC !. Bc it ehar.ed tr she Niyor and Coar-ii
men Of The rifg y tun.Leftard That the markets
shall be-Gpcne,l Oh Monday. "Wednesday and Friday
ut = O'Clock n. m. aud closc AT e. H.. Tues
day Thursday and Saturday the market shall lc
opened at SIX o clock for the sale Of mcats and halt
past six for the sale Of all other articles FROM the
Isl Of October unti: The Is dag of April And for
the balance of the year At o clo''k for the sale OF
uaats, ana half r;ist s for ne sale 10 az otlc'
ARTICLES tFd shall close alto y CLOCK -. IN. On sat
urduy evening sic market sitil be cpe ed al ) o.
clock and close st so'clccsp. III, and the market.
master shall give notice u. opening Of the market
by lac ringing of Eel!. -..s
SIR. 3. n !! e'i4rtsI. Tina: the penalty for the
Violation g. the Ist section Of this ordinance shall
ice moi less than two uiorc lan ten dollars fui
each offence 10 be collected all oli'sr fines for
violation OF o:diu.inc are collected ...
SEC =. .. cttct,d, That ~ urifaHcts or J,nri,
Of oriintnccs conflicting with ,his b. aud the
hcrcb! repealed ard t,.i this or'liaarcc TAXI
effect on tic 18th d. of Dtccnihc-, isgi'
L. y ylIlt MAJOR,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-22

DEAru OF A PnoNIsESr CIrIzES.-Oa the
morning of ths 21st instant. TIIoNAs pEvEc-
MON, Esq, of this city departed this lfe In
announcing this death We do so with heart
felt regret Mr. d. has for some years been
leading member Of this bar, and has earned
for himself an enviable reputation throughout
the state. He was jus! entering the prime Of
life, and was one CT or most Useful. enter
pr;sinn and liberal citizen. and his loss will
be deeply felt by the whole county. He leases
behind him youDg aud interesting family
to whom the loss will be irreparabls. Il,
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-22

L,plg.; FesrivALr-The Ladies Of the
Methods. E. Charch Of this city will hold
Fair and Festival, commencing on Tomorrow
tFrilay) evening. and continue through the
Holidays. in the large and comfortable room
in the third story of Graham's Row, Bait :
more street, over Bushs Tobacco Store where
oil kinds of Refreshments can be had at reasons
ALlo rates, On Saturday night Supper will
be given, which all may rest assured will be
served up in sumptuots manner. In v'eN
of the laulablc object VIC hope our. citizens
will greet the ladies With something more
substantial than the light oftheir coun.enances
but that they will part with, their currency
with degree Of libetalitJ Sliieh shall be
highly commcndable.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-22
NEW PRESS
Our Job Printing Establish
ment.

WK beg leave to announce to our friends
and The community generally that we have
purchased new ..f
Degener Liberty" Press,
Half-Mclium sizc-ard have just put it in
operation at our Office These presses are
made expressly for Sob Work, and VIC are
how prepared to execute all kinds of Fitch
printing in az
Fine Style and as Expediliously
Ms it can be done in the large cities, and at as
EoUAI.LY LOW PRICES:
A large amount of work that should have
been done in, onr city has heretofore been sent
away for the alleged reason that i; coah not
be done here il proper manner No such
excuse can now be made, and we hope to have
home industry encouraged in the future.
In addition to our New Job Press we have
Just received from the Type Foundry, an ell
egant assortment of the
Latest Styles of Job Type,
and we feel confident in saying that our faciii.
ties for j oh Printing of all dcscriptions--from
a Poster to a Card are not c9uailed in the
STATE. out of Baltimore. Give Us trial.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-12-22
INTERNAL REVIEW UE Mo-
TICE.
orrrcr or L. S. INTERNAL Rsvssry.

.r- OTrIcE OF L. 5. INTERNAL Rgvssrg.
Cumberland, Nd. Nov. 2s,h, 1864;
Tile Assessor for tic Fourth Collection District
Of Md las made return OF the annual Collection
List presided for by Net of Congress, entitled an
-act TO provide internal revenue ana support the
goSerfiinent and TO pay interest the public debt
approved Jolly ist, So, and the rippcfrdnts there
To- containing assessments Of LICENSES C,rr!rsts.
Plate. &C. fpr the year ending May lsi, 1863, aud
of duties on INCOMES for the year 1869 Notice Is
Therefore gver 20 persons, assessed in Megany
iCorrty, that the taxes and duties. returned SAID
list are due and payable, aud thatN s.. ros, ESl,
lDe ,s'y Collector, will attend NJ ttis office daily
Except Thursday. until the 23rd day of Dec. s54
10 receive the SAINT. H. y
Persons ncglect-s ~ refusing to pay said taxes
and duties on or before the day !asr naifiionfd BE-
come liable To the penalty Of FeTce1ddge additional
upon the aseaRi tliereof. which VIII be cxac,ed in
all cases. The la~ also prescribes n penalty Of
Fine and imprisonment for two years, where pr
sons carry on any trade or business. without tho
requisite lccuse after the 23rd day 81 DECEMBER,
payment of tie taxes and penalties Aforesaid with
costs, will he enforced hy Distrant upon the real
and personal property Of Delinauents.
The Special Duty OF ) per cent. on Incomes Of
1869 il also dae am payable.
L Exciss Ta.es. must be paid n q. s. Koney.
/ FREDERICK SGIlLEY, 90
Collector 4th Dist, OF Nd.
n. s. Frost. Deputy Collector. III"
| OFFICE ilO URS-9s .. m. to p. m!
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