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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14
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Rheu m a ttsm.--No disease iE 90 certain
cure by Brxnareth'- PiIsss this. They sson taks |
out Of the blood the particular virus Epoa which 4
1.-THE pain depends and the patient is cured.
mr.. T. NJ. Adams, sec Twelfth Street, New. |
York, suffered With rheumatism for long period. |
lie was attended by able physicians, but their
prescriptions WEIR Of avail; he was unable to
move without assistance, and for four months was
almost entirely eonhned 20 his bed At this Pc
riod Of hts sickness. wheu hops had aed. aud be
expected 10 DO a cripple for the remainder Of his
uf. be vas recommended 70 use nKAHDRRTH's
PILLS
The arst box evidently made hia better; the
inproyeneRt WIS., more decided from the second
box, and by The tune he had used eighteen bsxss,
he entirely cured Of rheumatism, and the
strength aud supplsneas Of his limbs were
stored. Il Is new year that thih cure has
been affected, aud he has had rstarn, but con-
tinues tho enjoyment Of perfect health. juss sm
aa-Iet thosb who havc doubted me vi rsue.
BUNS CEBRoS BTrfEEs, If any such there be
read shs following Certificate frem gentlemen vel,
known in this community, aud doubt nc ners.
Itseenerai introduction into the army win save
the lives ofthcusands ofour soldiers
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Juns ID, ISIS.
We, the undersigned. have seen the COED eaects
produced by The OF Or. JoHs BUNS CKpnOS
BrrEas in OF general debility and prsstrssion
Of the system, and believe its general would
prevent disease and relieve much snfering.-
Among our soldiers particularly would this b. the
case, especially those who azs exposed se mias-
matte inaaen In the southern climate.
, MAJ. PHILIP SPEED.
Collector Int. Rev. 81 Dis. Ky.
Collector Of tas Port Of LOuisviEs, Ky.
: COL. II. DENT.
Provost Marshal Gsu'l Of Ksnsusky.
REV. D. p; HENDERSON,
Vice Pres't of Sanitary Commission.
HABNEY, HUGHES & CO.,
z Publisher Democrat.
GEO. ?. DoERN,
. Prop. Louisville Anzeiger.
! | HUGHES B PARKHILL, er
1 whoiesais Dry Goods psaIsss, MAia street
Louisville, ~.
. I DAVIS, GREEN CO.,
E Wholesale Shoe Dealer, MAia ST.. LeuisvIils
HART 3 MAPofHER,
: Iithogrsphsrs, cor. Market and Third SIS.
JULIUS WINTER,
B. Clothing Merchant, cor 81 and Market Ste
Louisville, Ny.
|, CAPT. 5. =. HILDRErA,
OF StsAuner Major AnderSan.
y MAI. !. 7. THUsT0N,
EAyEasier Z. S. Army.
II y. spnai Hotel. Louisville, ~. 50
COL. js<SSE BAYLEs.
eth Ky. tarSfry.
~ GEORGE .. PRENTICE,
~ louisville Journal.
al SEE advertisement In another eolunn.
=. tse6 ly Sold by PETER WEBBING.
is Sole Sent- EsNnsuille. Ind
II DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, sEMfNAI
of Urinary, and Sexual Systens-nsw and fsli&b
III treSiment-ia Reports sf the HOWARD ASST
CITATION. sent BY mail ia sealed letter snve
w opes, fres OF charge. Address DR. J. SKILL
HouShfoN, Howard Association, 10. SCOUT
AZ Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. -st
aprl'64 d&ulvs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14

Fsem Rev.. II. Fvrarr. Pastor Of Hsading N.
=. church, philadelphia.
- eFEs
nEAs sfM -fiavfng used your Gsmaa Bittsrs in
my ianiy frequently, am prepared e say that
Il has been Of great SERIES. bellsxe that ia
cases e general debility Of the system, e 10 the
safest and most valuable remedy Of which have
any keoWledgs. ronfs, respectfully.
J. II. TURNER,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14
DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS

Ever brought 70 this markeissconsisting
Of 20 fsee
Brown sheeting and shirtings,
Bieached Goods. American and
Foreign Dress Goods. Prints, Cash
meres, satinetts, Tweeds. Cotton
AIDES, Linens and Ginghams. Gloves
and Hosiery, &c, Acs- Also a full
stock ofNotiens. q feaH
These Goods we're all bought before
the great advance in prices, and we viii
guarantee 70 sell as low asthe same kind
Of Goods can be bought in any market
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14

Asthma and COnsum ption.-The proof
of.eurss Of tho most distressing cases Of Asthma
snd COasumption b DR.. stFiekiand's Msnihuous
congh BaIsanss speaks louder than words to the
merits Of this lneomparabis remedy. grateful
patient writes. " an happy % bsar my tsstimio-
ny to the wonderful powers Of your Cough Balsan
ia curing me Of the most troublesome eases 81
cough and sboFtnsss Of breath, after all other
means had failed" Can say rs.uit be more graft
iyiag shat an amount Of suffering was removed
BY the use d this noble Cough Baisan. Sold BY
all Druggists. nova-2T
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14

NE tn FNEEWEE MtFNgW
CExcISSATI, Nov. l3-Lieut Govern
or Jacobs, Of Kentucky, Jeff for Wash
ington tonight in charge Of United
States officers, as a political prisoner.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary, and sexual Systens--nsw and fsliAble
treStment-in Reports sf the HOWARD ASso-
CITATION. sent BY mail in sealed letter snvei-
opes, fres of charge. Address DIR. J. SKrLLIN
HoUGHToS, Howard Association, No. sssOuth
Ninth Street, Pbilaaelphia. Pa. =
aprl'64 d&wlys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14
READ WHO SAYS sos

.o roa - aaias
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14

The Popularity Of Dixon's Blackberry
Carnlnative s shown By the fact that its sale In
sreases faster than any ether remedy for Dyssn-
terry and Diarrhosa Over nine thousand dozen
bottles have BEEN sold snring the past three
saonths novII-Iw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14

Think Of ft.-At beat life is not very long.
A few more smiles, few more tears. some pleas
IRE and much pain. sunshins and songs, eiouds
and darkneas, hearty grsstiBgs, abrupt farewelis,
and thin cur little play here viii close. Is Il
worth while, We ask, to have this little pleasure
We would Otherwise enjoy, marrsd By en- IN
pleasant II not dangerous cough, when single
Is cent botsle ef that jnstly. popular remedy,
Madame Psrter'scough Bal am viii eject as i'm
mediate cure All Druggists sell IL. ooy4-2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14

From Rev. warren Randolph. Faster Of the
haVtisi Nh,Esea al aeFmaatovHs Psan.
nr G. ~. Jackson,
DE4s eHH,~- PeSsapsl experiences enaklns rue 20
say that regard the German Bitters made by
you e snssst eEeeiiEns mediaiaa. In eases Of
bsnstlsisi = the of the Biafars and Doubt cot
they Tili pfoduee similar sfkscts on others
Yeurs, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH,
Germantown, PsBn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14

HDk NEW RosBELLx. II. T..
D.. C. IT, Jaeksoa,
DEAR sra III feel IL q pleasure thus Of my own
secord TO bear testimony 10 the sxesisace Of year
German Ritters some yeaEs since, being much
afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them wish very
beneficial results. hAYs Often recon- nended
them TO pers@ns afHictsa With that tormeuting
disease, and have heard from them the most fat
tering testimonials - 10 thsir great valre. In
eases % general debility believe it TO be tonic
that cannot be surpassed. ff
Yoafs, I'M. LYONS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14

morrow, -
& = The Poland arrived at Cairo out Of
the Tennessee River on Friday last, all
right
Tue Clifton and Skier Moon are the
first boats due from below, and the Law
renee, Miami, Jewess, Wauanita, Ro-
wena, aud Silver Spray are the 6rst due
80 from above.
Manifest Of the Steamer Moraing
StGr--jeo. Sonntag, pkgs reeds; A.
Reis. 4 roll leather; Chas. Babcock, IS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14

From TIE Rav. ]. u. Lyons. formerly Pastor Of
the oelunsus. n j., sud Ailessewn, Pa, Bapsist
Churches
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-14

"a let those who have doubted she Vi rtues
BrLL's CEBRoS BTrFxEs, If any such there be
read she following Certificate frem gentlemen vel,
kuown in this community, and doubt ne raers.
It's general introduction into the army win save
Aha l4.ns AZ n a,sa.raa AZ avr sniIfaru Hs
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22

(E- Sir issac Ball will start Tor Nashville
and Chattanooga. Thursday afternoon. the
2ssh, foe The purpose OF bringing home
bo4hs Of deoeasei .oldiet- Thi. will be a
favorable opportunity io, he friends Of those
who have fell IL battle or a. disease. 10
avail themselves of hi. services.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22

- Before the election the coppcrheads
made the bold assertion that all trials tor
treason. aud arrests would cease. that L was
an election scheme Election - past aud the
tfiss atll 90 on. aud arrests are made with
renewed s,gor. and a We are not mistaken in
future t will be quick aud thorough work
with traitors. and their sympa,hzers
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22

H. CfNcfNNsrI, Nov. II.
Flour drm but quiet. super6ne at s. %
extra 81 so
Wheat at 81 - for Red with but modef-
ate demand
Corn unchanged old Ear 81 2OSl p,
new 20, old Shellcd 81 270ei -.
Oats active asd higher At sOc.
Rye dull at 81 90.
Whisky duh AZ Al 20.
Provisions quiet and unchanged.
Now Mess Pork sold At S3I.
Hogs active at Sli for 300 lbs averages
Gold at 81 IS.
Money Ia good demand at l0ei2 PET
cant
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22

NKw loEK, Nov. n
Floul extra State shade hrmer. prices
decidedly changed at % 60 99 -. extra
State sli S59ll 10.
Whisky firmer at al s0@i 73t4.
Wheat dull and drooplng, Mich az 40ee
IL. Chicago spring mixed ~ IL.
Corn scarce. mixed 81 -.
Coffee dull. sugar firm but very quiet at
l9is@20 for Muscavsdo. and 23c for Porte
Rico.
Pstrolea crude dfm 81 459iG. refined AZ
6796s
Pork quiet and lower, sSs for prime. and
SIS 80 for prime mess.
SHOULDERS l1@l9.
Hams lS@2lc.
Lard heavy at 2ls4@23;s
Money steady at pei cent.
Sterling quiet st 81 09iS@l 09l4
Gold without decided change and opening
at 80 1919, advancing 10 g PA. declining
g. II aud closing at 81 2cR.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22

CoIaEeslso OF THE. .PREsIDKsrIAL Yorr.-
Under the Statutes. the marshals appoint
ed 70 collect the returns of the Presidential
eleetios required Ia visit each county
seat, aud meet at the city Of Indianapolis on
the fourth Monday Of November. (the 18th. }
between the hours OF nine aud eleven. for
thelpufpose OF comparing the votes
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22

The assets OF tins company on The 1t Of
Jansary lst.f Is si3i .236 The policies -
sued during the last ten months amount TO
nearly 1000 Which - the largest number
issued by any company IL the United Ssatee
ia same length of time The Increase OF a.
sets, clear % all expense during the present
year are absu, sCO0.OOO The State agent Is
h b. Myrick who Is now at the rer,o Hau,e
House The local agcn, Is J II hager -
Examining Physician DE- Wood They have
good lst Of citizens insured from this CITY
oovlsd2~
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22

There are lev ro,s icft for sslssu Spen-
GERS Subdivision North Of town on the Ia
faycite. Fort and State Roads SiA lots
from ? TO Is acres each. Ten years inc is
given for payment. The land y miles
North IRON rerrs Hsute Hou-s nd 4 of a
milo Nerth ci Railroad Dcpa rhose issls.
Ing lot adjoining town are requested 70 call
and examine plat--as V j. desired 20 close
out the lee remaining lots.
HOSFORD a BROWN.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22
SPECIAL MOTTO Es.
TlELL ~ RIPLEY
Are epsnins k.gnihesnt STICK u
staple O. Fancy Dry cooss
For ths
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE
Corner OF 18th and Main Sir~et,
TERRE HAUIE. InD.

A RpsEpy ron rar CuRk % CossusrrIos
"A. \ seville, q Ctneinnatl. ssss that suen'-
Lang hsissm has af.fisd many cures Of What
Physelsns considefed - be in the last stages of
CONSUMPTION n -iso states thai ~ viii break ap
tho mssi Al siressiDg cough Ia fsv hours time
NJ scoville T. Weil known. and his statement can
b relied upon. For sals ~ ,. Cunningham.
nosls
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22

WASHINGTON. Nov ~ The report OF the
death OF Gen Canby Is discredited here
WAsaNcToS. Nov 2l.-Admiral Faua-
gus communicates to the Navy Department
intetllgen,e OF tbe capture OF Russian
schooner by the United States steamer
Scotia 10 October, while attempting 10 run
% NetA.co. Texas. With 81 assorted cargo
leformatiou has beeu received from the
West Gulf Block sding Squadron of the cap
tafe o. the 5ih inst OF the steam schooner
joh-nos. BY DC L ). stesmef re. Morgan,
laden With medicines. iron. &C a, 3e'clock
yesterday morning.
force o, about 40 rebels Was discovered
cros-ing from the Maryland side Of the Po-
tomac into Yirgin,s, aboss Edsard's Ferry.
having With them some IS OF 20 horses aDd
some cattle. They are supposed 70 have
crossed during the night The Provost
Marshall si Montgomery county A. soon a.
he ~zs Informed OF tie matter made inquiry
sad Is led 70 believe thAi there Is a concerf>
81 morse AAo fattte rt-AttuA IaC+emfHt "a
Maryland gong on BY Mosby and other
geerrillA bands. Thi= band wAs lad bv
Harry Fillmore. sho leis note nai.ed 70
the ~All Of deserted building announcing
that this present rad ras only ioreruaner
Of What pss 20 come.
Bns. Gen. John Il. fisbsst. % the :
veteran oospe = mustered cut of service and
by the same order. army o.ilcers reported ~
Ass-de-eAnFe to him are required 10 JON
thssr regimsut- without delay.
From letters received st Wsshing from At
officer prominent upon Gen. Canby's sss5. 4
= N=rzffsissf the Genefsle voand = nwi
iess dangerous than va reported This IN
formAf,an leads high officials % the vor De.
payment N epsssiy disoredis the rspors o
he death IN Cairo dispstoh which undoabied
" sroee from b.ssl>-s runor circulated i
! The Wet
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22

sE- The railroads. after several changes
IN running time. have finally become settled
a. to time Of arrival aud departure. and ws
pnbli-h ihis morning correct table OF the
same.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22

Cloaks.-Jusi received largo stock Of
wirteF ClOaks Of the latest styles, bought
At panic prices. which we are selling Ury
low. oaIi and see them - 90 i
novl5dlw. JOHN G. DAVIS 4 Co.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22
|. youcE FROM vIcRsauRc.

vIokzsUss. Miss Aug. 0. 1stA
Dr. John sugi-D~sr sir, am happy 10 state 60
yea that have asst yosF yslasbls Csdfon hlttefs
xith great bsent B, nysslL Ia <eaerAi debilitT sud
psoslrsfloaof ~ Qrtem .prnfucet ~ n fssdthy
and rni ssu.ntto in6ssnes u the hissi-ippI river
a. san 4 Wick sbus. having bean Nth den, 9fauts
ar a.y throu shout its ~hsss soatter cssnpsisn-
Confidently recommend ia uss 10 ali peFsons whoar
ssDored to unhealthy eiimsiss.
Agent u =. Sanitary commis.lon-
i0umvttLs. NJ. Sept. 10, lsat
On the ma of Iniy last have -ebz.llted. throseh
an .aent Of mine. TO the Nedicst Dtf~ctor Of the
Dsu4rtment of the Army q Cumberland, sample
of ny Csiron Bfttsrs ar inspection. and reqne-t "
sftsS xn>ly.ls, he fssad ~ nssrstefoas. sanction
and spplovs ftsuss Anorg our soldiers. 81.
Thsfalloxins IL the MsficAl Directors reply, snf
sl.o den Ro.ecr Hn. permission - sAlp 80 dozen al
once 70 have "a solf @ sutiors Uhr bo Ii
Ish ssti.fsi that tisaIon hf's s~sil 10 90 harm
Ls ..x one n tad en pespssis .sa Ia moderation.
seo no oAIecton 20 Dr Baiis oenr pa - dis
po.s of II 10 sufIsrs. uKskf THUmIOs.
surxFou sAi hedieAi Director ID {.
as.dsaarfer- Department of eumberisnd,i
Nashville, Tenn July 7i, lssa.
Dr. John Bul.'s agent Mr.. ----, hss permission
N .bse 20 Nsshvfe. Tenn the ero-.. o. 300 dozen.
q Bu's Oedron Bitters for sale - suffers Ia the
srmy only
~ waM WILLIS.
Major aud Provost hA- -shsi sens
For sale, ~holssss and retail by 7. n. Barr. Tsrrs
NJ Ifs fHt
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22

sF Yesterday was fine day fos hog
slauFhtering and pork-packing. Brisk work
IN that iine will commence 10 a few days
Holders asking large prices. but under
the infiaence Of thsnews from the east. of
the rapid decline of gold and consequently
Of prices generally, there Is disposition on
the part Of buyers to hold off II tho fall Of
gold continues there ,aust bc large decline
IA pfeea In A few daye
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22

Washington Saloon We call the
attention Of the cubic to our No. ! halti-
more Oysters, which we now receive daily
per Adams Express direct from Bah''Aare.
receiving them direct from Aherns large
Oysies Depot and not through the hands of
Agents Ne are enabled to sell them AZ
lower pr,ecs. than any other establishment ~
the ciis Try o., aud satisfy yourselves
" e keep also on hsnd large assortment o
pure imported Rhine Wine. which We re-
commend both - beverage and for medi'
cal purpssrs. There Wines We guarantee to
be pure. aud can tcier 20 the best Phys'cisus
Of Ierre Haute
Ogs,ets by the eau and half, also IN every
st,le by the dish AZ our RcstsarAnt.
'STElNMEHL h MlER,
Washington saloon. North OF Public square
nos9iu.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22

Stx YosK. Nov. 2l.-Goid has been act
I've dufiag The asornig tbe expectation 80
eeoes.i that there would be smother grand
bus: snssenens. bot the usss Of Shssusn's .
.dv.nce checked the upward tsndcncy The
price oprned at 81 -, -esi up sssia 2 2ls<
fell to - la and vent up again ~ l5k.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22

ANFaR llCExsK-xettcs = serseT sisrs TIA
wIIi s<p,y q tke Rskr4 q Ccnuis<aessfs e ft<e
Crzn<y. IN li>Hs Al tbels nett trrH - aNeastA< =
-. - n-,s.s - n-~rrne.rr. fsss fsr fSerss
q .si faEnx tcsEinx ll1@oFs - - <>&ntitF ts*a
aeasrt A uas. sslh tAe pftvtiers q saeHiaS
- esas - - tr<zk - Frs2lees. fef - fssf
~ Slsfs - nosae~>s. Nod tss Frezl-ss sseFeen
- ls.rrs - = - 4rsak. = leesfe4 a. Csscer
- - - EalesfFr slsexts. - ferfe tsztr. ~
asis-s. E.caAEL ctSslck-
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

Y FnR LICENSE. .-kotios - fereby given tat
tu Ar4av g. tte Rcar3 - crrs sstoc~rs = Ntxo
ocenty. lnttsrs. sf ftslr nsst term, commencing
- ne ara Moa1sy n Dcceantef, lSt. of y
- - ta seit -iuthxsf t1 49, n I~st atsftt-
~ thta q1srt ~ time. ~it1 he prlFiisse ot
llosinx the sauae u - 1fsnk NJ preal zee tof
ooe yesr w ptsre q bnsiHess. aua the premises
he eoa sAid liaaecs A. "a trsnk. u loestet st
Nntkazsl cor,sr "a a fi@~t's iof Lsfayelts
strs.t b. Tefrc Hksts Il Hsrffesn 1c~nshlq. Nise
roeuty. Ind. = fkkat-oS
a.sxt4fn7u
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22

CINCINNATI. Nov. 2i.--The Gszettss
Nashville dispatch says, military Affairs are
unchanged and comparatively quiet.
The rain continues aud the roads are in =
bad condition.
Hood and Bssuregard are still in the VIZ
cinity Of Florence.
Nine hundred rebel prisoners arrived at
Nashville on Saturday morning from A,lan-
Ia. Thinking the place evacuated, thsy
rushed IN 10 pillage and plunaer and wefc
csptared.
The rebel sympaihizsrs In Nashville are
gloomy and disconsolsis in consequence Of
the anticipated results Of Shermsn's moFs>
ments.
AecessiOns 10 the army are arriving daily
from the North.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22
OF APPLICATION

Y ~oR Lite kNsF -Nossce = heresy s.ven that
siu sppiy az The Hoard of Commissioner q NiSo
coaufr. latisnA A. thsfr nexttsrm commencing ~
IT, hrst Narday ia Decemhcr 1ses. for license s.
-ell .tnfok eating lisaors IN less quantity than
aasfl - stne - 18th tha privilege Of aliowins
tre ssule - - drsnk my premises Tor ons f<sf
NJ piarf - ts-loes-. sni The premises wherein
sata itqahr- sr~ a. - arsnk "a located Main
street ketsssa sixth snt >ryeeth streets. soath
= r. knc~e a. sfsrt Hal. IN Terre Hsate. Hsr-
ri-on Te~uehip. We county. iat,
aestffvsv PHILIP bANCht.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22
NOTICE OF APPLICATION

MOS tEcsSsE -Ssgies i hereby sivsn that
sftl s~els q Rokrd - G 'rais. i,ners ef Nlgs
eaeatv rdisns - snet~ nsxt teFse s-sua ua~oei
the at rntaY IN Isecenter "a. fsr ue~a~e a.
al ssrfsxicaun ~ llaeers IN iess qasuiity tksu
sf1Nst ~ = tita~. VIA the privilege - slo~tas
tne - ss.s a my preuas>~- f,r eae yesr.
NJ pisee q hsseets. sat ~ pfenisse re%reea
s4i4 D1aers - - A. ank ~ efet 90 Ia eer
- Nxea.h stree<. ke4sesa Ffrst aei Secend ~
Ter Hsat> nsrtr~sa T. snshir vire ccany ln1.
essfs9se XsNIFR HkHN
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22

neIL,. sPBCuTc r1LIs-wasss-sso - an
;ssx.. csn - refisa oai Never f<i "a cure d.
nsass>ss Are speedy IN setioni No change Of
r.quirsdi DO not interiors ~ith bu.ines. par.
.1it.l o.n - ussd vtthous astroisn upwsrd o.
90 cures the last 81 thsm ssfy severe
..ss.. Over oas hundred phy-ieisa~ ssss u.ss shsp
..ey. All sppsoss Il lhsir comgo.llios. ~hleh !.
entirely vegetable. and halmlss.on tns system
Hundreds a. csftlne siss eAa be shown
es11'. srxorro pa4. ths original and only
ssnalna sp-clne PHI. They are adapted Cor msis
sad fsm-s old ysans .ssd the eni, reliable fsm-
ssy Cor sn.etfnx psrz.snsut and speedy ia al
eases u sy~smsiorrbsa, o. seminsI weakness. With
ali -. train of svlis. sash - ufsshfs ard vaziasl
Discharges Glsst. the wkitss. sishily o. involun-
s.ry Kmlszsons Iseontinsnss. 0saisAi Debslity .ud
irrit.bilisy, Impotsaey. wsskns-s - f-s q Pe~ss
nsrsous Debility. &C.. all q ~hifh arise principal
~ from ssxssi Kxes~se- OF self Abas., some
constitutional asrsnzsm~nt ssa ipesp.cii.tss The
unsfsf from faIniinz Assiatls. = married life.
n al sexasl di.s.sss. aenssshs-. aisst and
STRUCTURES. asd fn dIs<ssss q The BLADDER snf KID
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consul lnx PhysclAn for lhe trestueat n sernins
Con ~ ssxaal aaa ssFvsss Diseases. ~ho sill
ssnd. free D. ell. The following salnsbls work, in
sealed sny~lops9
lac Fu4Iku Tsousszs-Dn. eElJss TREATISE
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To-. 4 Possr. sexasl Dissases. seminal West
.e... sixhty R=nissions. Genital Debility. ae. A.
pamphIss of - p.ssa. ent~iaias impoos.nt
,is.cs 10 the saiictsf snd which shaad be real ~
every saHersr the means of care n the severes'
stages l. plainly set forih. Two sssmpf ara re
7uired 70 par ths postage.
JR Cusu.oaAn AGENT Terrs Haute
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22

There will be public meeting OF the cit
izeus on Wednesday evening the 23d Inst.
At the Court Hourse for the purpose of ia
king such measures "a shall furnish additions
al mean to ad the families of our soldiers
for the coming siutu Lee evers bsas at
tend as this matter addresses itseii 10 each
one per-onaily. POPULACE
lJournai copy
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22
~ Washington letter remarks that il
i not fhonght that there will be the changes

that attend change OF Presidents. but many
bow IN Government employ viii soon have oc-
csson t. sesk other cmplosment- Clerks
who have az head favored the South ar its
democratic allies and those who have neglect
ed their official duties. must prepare To vacste
Their desks
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22

NOTICE OF APPLE ALTON
/ Y s0n iICFNsE Notice 10 hereby given that
vii apcfvto the Rarfi Of Commissioners cf Nigo
s,s.t Ia Indiana a. thcir next term cuunuienctng
"a th~ erst Monday IN December, Ia. for license
a. sel intt qc siiag iiq1ofs IN iess qusutu than
aaaft a a t.mo. sxith che pflvilegs II allowing
th, zane - te dtank uay promise iof ene ye~r
nv placa IL doing busiaeSs. apd tbe 2fetel se-
unssesn std uquers sae - be dtAnk, y located
- No = Moth sta -treo, Ina rel - bsate. IA nsrr
son fo~asalp ia Nigo anti. led
nosi94~ss l. HICKMAN.
The daily Wabash express., 1864-11-22

Special Nosfce.- All persons know
ing themselves indebted 10 tho Estate OF
Samuel Mack. deac d.. are requested 10 maxi e
immediat~pa, ,ment. aud save 1hereby.expense
% having il collected by law.
npyl-d2w y ERLANGER. Admir-.