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The New York herald., 1864-03-17
GENERAL SleeL'S DEPARTMENT.
EwcIi Moving Into the shennnd q oah--
Other Rebel Movements in the Valley
OHcers Dismissed the Service, &C., &c !.
Mr.. THEODORE c. WILSON'S DESPATCH.
HiApal lARTEEs, DEPARTMENT oy wrsr viEcrMA, I
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Mr. THEODORE c. WILSON'S DESPATCH.
IiApal ARIEEs, DGrlr1xEST ov wrsr VIRGINIA,
March a. 1861.
Tic rebel: have stationed increased number Of troops
at different gaps the mountaus TO intercept refugees
coming within our uos For this there has been
considerable falling Of the number Of such ncomers
during inc last few days.
Ii s reported that the Union feeling in Rockingham
county anl tha, ne.ghborhood daily Increasing IL
s,reag'h n also reported that there quite large
number \ unousts and in the vicinity y stlunton.
As yot order hos beer issued setting toFtn tie or
eaniyauou - General sires stan Tho old oGicers,
nevertheless SUI retain the positions they hcd undrr
General Kelley
las week ity-two rebel prisoners we're soat from
wheeling q C,mp chase.
DISMISSED InB sERyj9E.
The following named ocers having boon tried hy court
marital and onnd guilty. q the charges preferred against
them ore n3w III missed tho service
Captan Andrew Barr, Rinsgold's battalion, Penn
syyani' vary
First lieutenant Charles G. ThcaEor, Haucry y, First
fil.i S'i LsSerani Edward Bayes, Fifteenth virginia
iniaatry
brother 0f the uo'crious Captain semmes lives cn
ts plantation near Cumberland Nd Ii e reported that
sam PRACTICE.
some pe8pe ii this def efartnont, without our n nary
lines have adopted new mode Of gving aid AMI com.
,ort to r4hels iustcad II aiitwnV thsse fellows
Is yisl er houses procure focd aid drink thoy Keep
n milk ib0 bushes bY the roadside, be- wcen ,her own
ard nc hpor. ho4s0s Not nofrcqeenty glr mon como
uuon hCso evidences ~ disloyRty Of course tire
peiahhors dorv a knowledge " such transactions sun
Il evident NE bushes d. not naturally bear such
peculiar nlrNlF.
RspEr NAIL CARRIER CAPTURED
Ye.erdiy biockade runner tjames X. Kobiusonl was
sapiurea II sir Johns run baltimore md ohio
Rilra1, even niles from Hancock lie w0s cent 70
Clmberleul, ard on ouefully searching him Nss stqnt
Provost Mtrsha Lieutenant Robinson found scwsd IN The
back me prisoners coat several letters J0tanee,
one III hu otters dated from harrsonsburg wae
written by woman 70 her brother 10 Baltimore, request
ng her brother % lorWar large packoee " gpocl cot
ton tbo same was worth four aud a ha,f dti,rs per
spool II rrsOnsburg. fhcre some Indication that
his blockade runner member Of the Seventh Virginia
cavary. X This s %, u VIII probably turn out that he
4 a
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
HrArsrArr rFs, DEPARTMENT w,s.rrv ,ireinA, |

Y
report comes N tha, the whole OF Ewells CORPS Is
moving over into the valley of the Shenandoah AZ to
how much roatce can be placed in the report none 10
Official circles appear TO know. Perhaps that lee Is
merely sending portion Of bis army over into tho val
lev 70 subsst there for slSt time 10 come or uuti
such time a. his railroad Communication is agan com
plc,c, anf he can get ralions heretofore
McNeils and portion OF fmbodcn's command
are reported 10 be u the neghbothood OF Romrey The
rebels makns exraurdirarv efforts to PREVENT dc.
scriers ana refugees from getting within lines. Ec.
sides they also active occurring snrIes OF catte
sheep hogs stripping IA ms Of these ard leay ing
the Gens of nc i,eaes ~ which hey operate
itule aIae y sutesl,fco and 'paper tooncy 4 any
kud
nc wealhSr continues stcwcty aod rather auraycfa.
be H. n.htafy cxl ed t@us
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTH WEST.
DESPERATE FlFHT AT Yhz0O CITY.
~~>>~~~~->,->oc->~~>>~-~0~
Reported Capture Of Harrisonville, oD
Red River.
>~>~~~>~N>->s>I>~>~y~N>o~~
A New Expedition from vicksburg
on Feot.
~~.>~~~>1N~S>~~~~>s~~~>~~
ADMIRAL PORTER In THE RED RIVER,
&C.. &C.. &s.
DESPERATE FlFHT AT Yhz0O CITY
MEM MS, Tenn. March II, 1894

HEMrHis Tenn. March IL, 1894.
Advces from vicksburg 10 the 10th say that every.
body among the troops s on the q uice preparing for
another grand expedition. The troops are IN excellent
spirits and eager for marching orders.
There was quite battle Yazco City the 9th be-
the negro troops stationed there and large force
Of rebels made attack upon the place Tne rebels
gained possession OF part Of the city, but the gunbcats
coming rr, oIencd FIRE upon them, encouraging the
negroes who charged and drove the rebels back Our
loss was sl ght The rebel loss Is unknown.
General vea,ch and staff arrived here today. lie IS
n one fer General nocge's DIVISION al Huntsville, Ala
Upwards five thousand bales OF cotton arrived from
below Yesterday Receipts by wagons continue large.
CAIRO, March I6. 1861
General sherman and sa passed through here 70 day
"a rcatt Tor Louisville.
The steamers lancaster, Celeste and silver Wave
ired INTO recently the White river. one was
killed and one wounded
The New York herald., 1864-03-17

TIE BROADWAY cmcrs-This establishment, al wal
I,cks oil theatre corner Of Broadway and Broome
street Is doing hne business. Opposition has rather
improved than decreased It's popularity. Mr. Lent the
manager Is constantly adding to the a,rae,hns Of his
circus Besides the regular riders acrobais and vot
reurs he has engaged the trained dogs atd mous.ys
and besides the trained dogs and monkeys be pa a
engaged the trained bears. Madame louFe lvuinae .
and Robert SlGknev are equestrian stars 0 he h'ss
magnitude. The clowns are tuuay without Oeus W., III
when to all this we appcld The statement tn' s 80 M
tho stages pase the door of tbs crtis &c =" ~ -
reason why every body should ~ deeme 20 ~ " sss
and take The chtldfcu, unless Pc tiAt ~ "r,cs
scn h0oion on rerfatn turft at s4Ch mtuc'a's s
~ v soeus to Some rretutl9fs persons nh' ~ .,,,,
~ - tu,i tbr Nanatcf IA i4ns 70 Oc sym
died M, should sr3 bglt e.se sn ee'
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
Mr.. Den. Randolph IScim's Despatch.

AFRO ili., MRCn lal letA
Urou ny departure from shcrlnans expedition, after
tic occupation of Caution, the corps were win in
s'rucors % aiycst the country ne vicinity every
thing useful % tic enemy, and this being accom- pshed
we ee ordered 20 return VicksDurg tor movements n
ally az great importance as those from which they
Lad inst returned. By the 9Th q the present month
slerc torps had returned 70 lho cty. Many q the
troops iha, lad re.euIsod before the setting out
X ne expedition and were then the eve n returning
home, were suddenly cal'cd into action hy thus deayrg
their fn-ough. Before starting, however, they were
MON ised an immediate flrough upon The accomplish
merit o. tho movement They won't TO Meridian consum
mated the design Of the raid by the destruction OF rail.
rolds and would he expected upon reaching Nckshnrg
nraln, net he inGlmcri 81 tnese promises As c7usc
auenrc, number OF regiments have already been FUR
curtcd and reached here and by this are receiving
tho happy congratulations and admiration or thcr
friends II home Today tho Eleventh Iowa aud SIX
lceuth Wissorsin Lieutenant Colcue Farchtd arrived
nud VIII immediately leave by rail for their respective
From II oHcer in oue o. these regiments earn thai
While boat about 10 leave lho levce vcksburg
wei confirmed terofi q ne captnre 0 Colonel Confess
eSnedtur, composed q the Ecv nth Illinois inan 'ry
md the tghlh aud Louisiana African re sinouts,
1 vas n circulation. lhs force was sent ~ tho Y5ioo
ryCr atclmtCats weeks siace, with Instructions
Nreaten keep tue region III nerhbOrh0oa ar
Ya'oo City Ia state Il alarm n order TO reccsi,atc
the encc az AZ least gldl X robel cavalry thus
| vclsecuC the opposition 70 our troops then settling
/ 04t FROM YlCksburr THIS Accomplished After
\ crrnrr about II tic river aad lnndng n several
i places Colonel Coates succeeded iu capturing Yn9oo
whch he occupied Inc report states that the
ports lying the rtor were then indcn WITH cotton
ernltcd u return 70 oksbrrg with orders return
Gays With supply q PROVISIONS and ora.c Aglcr
ino hoalF fairly beyond recall the enemy over
wEcnt uunberf pore down npon oates, who gltcr a
severe los brief action ohg 70 surrendcr for as
the TRANSPORTS were gore and his cmmand surrounded,
there VIC 90 chance O retreat tut eleven had
tnfGed 20 tha time Il. starting ~ tho steamer. Fnr.
| ihcr Developments may mitigate the sweeping charac.
/ ter of the capture
The steamer also brings information of the cap
tuTe Of HarTsonvie, the Red river, by ADMIRAL
Po!ers feet. No particulars given Ihis however,
indicates that the navy not entirely Inactive and
poyed N other purposes besides the sheling OF woods
ahu routing river geerillas II may be stated In this
connection That guerilla firing Is growing less overy day
auo lDe present rapid rising OF the Ohio and Mississippi
as wen as INC auuenie Of the latter lower down, will
| Hnorty drve them all iuto the back country.
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
Rumors Of Admiral Farragut Returning
to Now Orleans with His Fleet.
Mutiny AmoDg The Rebel Garrison
Of Fsrt Morgan.
THIRTY OF THE MUT4NEERs SHOT.
influence Of General sheYman's
Movement,
H., TO-. ~

BY the arrival at this port yesterday Of the steamship
Creole Captain Thompson, from New Orleans the 9th
instant, learn that the attack Fort Powell,
Mobile had been suspended for the present. and that Ad
mira FaTragut Las Withdrawn his feet.
The New York herald., 1864-03-17

CHICAGO, NaTCh 10, ISfl
The old engineers have resumed wotk on oil the =, ads
EXCEPT thc Rock leland, Acn ~ Iouis, and Illinois
Central uyop these reads passenger trans $40 tonng
as usual.
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
Mr.. Gaicn IL. Osbornc,s Despatch.
HnrON HEAp, s. g., March ~, 1854

ME-. eNicm IL. Osoofnc'S BespRtChs
Hnros HEAp, s. g., March u, 1894
AFFAIRS HEAD.
Hilton nead ls terribly dull. With tho veterans al
homo on furlough and tho nghtng away In
Florida, loft here with food whatever ex
element.
GENsRAL ,',imoan's EEroRr WAGNER.
General Gilmore Is at present engaged in tho propara-
ton or hs report Of the Morris island campaign, will
be complete history Of tho Siege operations against
wagner Grogs and Sumter, aud viii make, when pub
ished volume OF two hundred octave pages. II will
be Illustrated somewhat aor tho manner OF his re port
or the reduction OF pulaaki
GENERAL GCIn0N'9 TRIAL
The court martial IN the General Gordon has
not organized owing TO the arrival Or Geo. Foster
from Florida.
BULLS pAv.
Seven army transports and seven naval vessels the
former laden with troops from Gen. Terry command,
saiied from StoDo inlet for Bulls Pay the llh Thay
sheed tho shore few moments landed few men stayed
few hours, and then back. in the vicinity OF
Charleston our forces, II seems only fentng away
ihe transport Delaware just In from Jacksonv le, re-
ports no lighting In Florida during the past week.
strong force nnder Colonel Bartou Forty eight New York
Volunteers occupied Patka thursd,y. Pilaika Is a
small village, one third the size OF Jacksonville, md
located on the ST. Johns river about seventy five miles
from its mouth. Ouly two three families remained
there TO welcome troops and green grass grows in
the streets OF the
The New York herald., 1864-03-17

''"N'''N'fFVNt y WWTNII 1VI IVIFs
fATTrRp op r,rtoS sr..p ~.

Ad,nirn Porter oncloscs commune ion from cu.
tenant comm'rdcr Ilos o. scfidgc o. The concsloga,
10 which he states mat earning there was igc amount
q cotton belonging 10 tho rebel gcyommont npder
sn al suard t fodrs ret far from vberc Ola ,vsr IL
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Active Operations in The Department
OF the Gulf.
~~->~.,~>0<~,~~~~->-o~-~~-
General Banks to Take the Field
IInmc diaicly.
army and Naval Movements Against the
Red River Country.
Capture Of Fort by Admiral Portor
on the Wachita.
GUERILLAs ON THE MISSISSIPPI.
Loss OF THE STEAMER ALQERDOn,
&C., &C.. 60.

The steamship Creole, Captain Thompson, arrived at
this port yesterday morning from New Orleans, whence
she sailed on the 9th instant
Our thanks due Purser Mallory Of the Creole for tho
prompt delivery OF our parcels.
Admiral Farragut had Withdrawn his fleet from Mobile
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
aEA. elllMoae'S DEPARTMENT..
Arrival or the steam Transport Daniel
webster.

Tho steam transport Daniel Webster Captain Sherman,
arrived az this port yesterday morning Roy
by The way OF Fortress Monroe after passage seventy
two hours
Fhero 1 no nows OF importance. All quiet along the
coast.
The New York herald., 1864-03-17

G0ccessful Blockade Running.
[From the Charleston Courier, March s.
MORE ARRIVALS
Two swift steamers, with valuable assorted car
goes mostly on government account have arrived al
Confederate port in safely.
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
Rebel News of Longstreet's Movement
From The Eilhnnund Exapainer March IA /

General Sherman's Expedition.
DEMoroIis, March I, 1864
The encmy's army, thirty thousand infanty and one
housaud five hundred cavalry left Canton the
ng Of the I'd inst. Sherman pushed op 10 Nckshlrg,
eaviug McTherson 10 command.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

McCLELL.Ax GoxE UPl- McDoxALD
GoIsGI-Jesse D. Bright acknowledges
that Mcclellan has no prospect Of cleo
ton. The following is an extrae. from
letter just received from a responsible
source:
NEW YoRK, Oct 6, 1864. s
" IL seems 10 me that Mcclellan does
not stand the least chance of election.
So says J. D. Blight, who is good judge
Of such matters"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
Cedroa Bitters

One trial ane you viii neqrF nHs any others.
II u rot necessary 20 pablish long list Of dis-
eases tor which the Oedrun BhtErt are a specific
In al diseases Of the STOMACH, BOW
ELS, LIVER Or KEDNETNs
Ia all affections OF the BRAJN DEPEND
ING UPON DERANGE u MENT OF
THE STOMACH OR BOWELS,
" GOUT, MiEUMATIsM AND EEu-
EALGxAt ta8 eN
And ia FEVER AND AGUE,
ftta ssstined - sapsreede all other remediea. II
9ot snlX earss thsss diseases, but it raKvkNTs
sheai.
A Wine glass fu1l Of she Bittens taken an hour
before each Heai. will obyiate the III Effects Of the
most unhealthy climate, aud screen the persoa
taking Il against dseAsa under the n ost trylng
eqpa4ures
sold by Druggists and Grncsfs generally
@e-pr. JOHN BOLL's Principal Once, FIN
street, louisville, Ky.
sold b PETER VIERLTzo,
febs Sole Agent. Evanssilis. Iud.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

al its attendant train of symptoms, II acts NOR
4Gs sharm than mediciDe. There is nothing
tn the range Of the Materia Medica that for mo.
nenf bear comparison with tt 10 tkis disease.
fuls account Of this wonderful plant may be-
quad N The lith edition Of the q. 5. DispensAio.
y, pages 1887 and f3ss. n
saries sf expsrimen ts fn whieh DR.. Bull has
s9r years engaged, has test been brought 20
s7ssesssal tsrminat ion, and he Is now enabled 10
ofsr 20 the public eomblnafion 9f Cedron. WITH
other approved tonies. the whols preserved Ia ths
sest quality of eeDpar-dissiIled Bourbon whisky.
'1seh he - eonheeut has 40 equal "a the werad
might furntsh : voitfhu of certificates, bat
pueiic haFe tong sine0 ie3rnad 10 estimate
ssnsH a. their true vafue. The sAfsat plan L. for
very one % fsst for hiIaaali the firfass Of new
medicine Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
INDIAN MEDICINES.

Cherokee Cure
IA uHfaili.g esrs far spsrrza.svrAea, sesni,sal
Weasness, Nostpat EsaasSsss, cad all disease
ed bg sslf-potetiea sseh Loss ef Hs.sorg. uassf
sa Itsi1ade, Paia Es Beck, Dsssasss eg Vision,
Presaaturs Old Aess ITsak keFrss, Dssio~hg q
BFeathfas, Tfesasflaq, Eaksfiaess Eruyeioas lie
Tsoe, Pale oogaaseHaee Issa'sia. Coasassgfioa. cad
al lhe Dir.f eossplafafs eaased ~ depeFtss fross
the pafh of nofare. as
ess-Thfs medicine IL simple vegetable extract.
and one on which all rely, It has been used
In our practice for many ysarss and With thous-
auda treated Il has not faiied IN single instance
Its curative powers have been sufn Gent 70 gzia
Victory over ths most stubborn case.
sS-To thess WHO haze triHsd With their eonsti-
tuition, until thsY think themselvss beyond the
reach Of medical aid, we would aay, Daspasr ssf
the CHEAoKEE CUaE will Fesfsfs you % health
and vigor, and alter all quack doctors have failed
HB-For full particulars, get Ciseulas from an
Drug Store In the country, or srite the Propris-
tors, who win mail free 70 any desiring the saos.
full trsatfss IN panphist form. a1tte
s1-Priees, 81 per bottle or three hotties for 81,
and forwarded By Express 30 all paFts Of the world
sS- sold b. al rsspoctabls aruggEsts every
where
DR.. W. r. Merwin & Co.
6oGx PnoFzaEroas,
No. 50 Liberty Street New York.
Hs-sold IN Evsnsvfils by Wn. Bierbowsr and
by aii druggissa every NhsFs- ~ FsbledAwly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

LYONS KATHAIRoNs ca
ksthsiron Il from tbs Greek word rkathFs,i'5or
''KathaIro." signifying 10 cieass. TeluvinAte and
restore. This articis IL what its name sigalses
For preserving. restoring aud bsastifyiag The
human hair u ia the most remarkable preparation
In the soria. Il Is again owned and put up by
the original proprietor and Is nos made with the
zane care, skiii and attention vhich gave it q
sale Of over one million bottles per anann.
II is NEST delightful Hair Dressing.
IL sradicases scurf and daBdrua.
II keeps ths bead cool and elsaa.
II makes the hair, rich. soft aud glossy.
II prevents the hair from falling of and turn.
ing gray.
It restores halr upon bald heais.
Any lady or gentleman who values beautiful
bead ofhAir shOsld ass Lyou's Ksth4iron. Itis
known and ed throughout the civilized worla.
Sold BY al respectable dealers
DEhAs BAKsEs ! CO.. New Ysrk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
H0w Mcclellan Democrat Fooled
m IrishmAn.

H0w Mcclellan Democrat Fooled
m IrishmAn.
Tho CINCINNATI Commercial gives the
following account Of q cell prasticed by
bloeded gentleman Of Kentucky, Of the
Little Mac persuasion, on a patriotic
Irishman who was willing 10 serve the
couatry for . consideration.
We imsgiue that the way Pat swore
when be discovered the trick that had
been played on him, would have aston
ished ths army in Flanders
"An incident worth nsrrating, recent.
ly occurred in Boone county, Kentucky.
A wealthy planter, the owner of valuabls
'chattsls," and well-known as . rebel
conservative, who intends to vote for
Mcclellan and Psndieton, had fat and
muscular negro who was conseripsed.
His owner determined to provide q sub-
stisute for aim, mounted his horse, rode
into Covingtoa, and for $3.50 engaged
an Irishman to 20 as substitute, but
without informing him for whom. Taken
10 the Provost MaFshaPs Office, sworn in
provided with uniform and paid of,
the Irishman then, for the 6rst time
ascsrtsinsd whom it was be vas to repre-
sent in the army. 1t is said his wrath
and profanity exceeded al bounds, bal
il was too late to back out, and he wa'
sent to quarters. The Kentucky con
servAtises who opposs the eonssriptior
of negroes on this side of the Ohio. wh,
object 20 arming the negroes, evidentl,
value . negro higher than al Irishman
Rather than see negro free they woul,
drive the whele Irish populstion int
'slaughtsr-pens o.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
Chosing sides.

If any one Is at loss on which aide
to range himself in the present political
canvass, We present below something to
assist him in making q choice, namely,
q list of names Of prominent persons who
are in favor Of Mr.. Lineoln's reelection,
and another list of persons who are in
favor Of the election of Mcclellan and
Pendleton. Any man who loves the
Union, and desires its maintenance and
perpetuation, sill fnd it easy to select
his side, when he sees who it is that sup.
ports the different tickets:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
NOTICE.
OFFICE ADAMS ExPEEss Co,
Evansville, Oct. 10Th, 1854.

OFFICE ADAMS ExPEEss Co,
Evansville, Oct. 10Th, 1854. !
To osr Pafons, osd 6ie PzbIie
On AND AFTER THIS DATE ALL FREIGHT
" and money desired sent by railroad on the
day Of deposit, must be deliFsEsa BY Eight o'elocE
A. n As aftsr that hour the bills viii Be closed in
thxs direction The Eafe transaction Of the basi-
nsz nakez this rule imperative, and hops cur
fsends and patrons can 50 arrange fAsir n1slasss
!. not7to exps-isrcs any tnconvsnisnos from the
suforesnent Of this rIzias y -
Yours, respectfully,
sSsII THOE. GAITHER, Agsnt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
nAoAN,s nAexoI AnALn.

nAGAN's MAGNOL BALM.
This is the most delightful and extraord lnArJ
Artisis ever discover II changes the sun barut
face aud hands 70 prariy satin texture of ravish
ing beauty, Imparting the marble parity Of youth
and the disaSus sppearance inviting in the city
tslls Of fashion. II removes tan, ffectbss, PIN
plsa and roughness from ehs skin leaving the cou-
plexion fresh, transparent and smooth. It con-
tains no material injurious 70 the skin. Patron
lied by Actresses and Opera Singers. 1t is Ehai
every lady should have- Sold svsfywhsrs.
Prepared By W. +. HAgRn, Troy, n. 7.
Address all orders to
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
HATS and GAPS.
SEWING MACHINEs.

T. N. sELLB.sN HAVING TIrTKD UP An
once, 70, = Main 5freett siIi keep, as here
,nd Singers sewing Machines and Hssdlsa, STA
Thread and OIL, and eyerytbiBe that is connected
sith the bgsinsas and VIII rspais all kind Of ssw-
Iyz' ssax -FsHy&EtLAAE. Aga
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
HEIMsTREET's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
N1m nVE

NUI q u q.
Bat rsstorss gray hair to its original color, b
FzppIying the capillary tubes with DstErAI susie
nance, impaired ~ ags or disease. An iHasaAtsHs-
cas- dsss are composed Of lunar eostic, destroying
the Vitality Aad beauty Of the hair, and AFFORD o.
themselves no dressing. Hsimstrset's Iuinitzbis
Cooring not only hair to its natural color
b. an easy process, bot gives the haira
i4 Luxurfant Beauty,
promotes its growth prevents its falling o erzd-
icstss dAndru1, and inP< = ssalth and pleasant
ness to the bad Ithas tsod the test Of time, bs
Ing the solOrnal Hair Gel crinz and is constantly
Increasing in favor Used tF both gsntlsneu aud
iaaies. II fs sold by All res7ecszbls dealers. or
can Be procured by fherz ef the commercial
sgsnts, D. s. EAREEs CO.. aoa BrosawAy, New
York Two sixss- 50 cents azd 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13


fs'S0ns VI s"eh'Aty naSits rouoiea Win
~sa<ssa, i@aaltnde' p~pis@tion Of the heart lack
u @ppstiss' distress aiisr eating torpid liver,
eoasl'psssoa' deserve TO ssnsr' If they viii not
Try TIE eeisbrAted
pLAETATTOM BTTTEPg
which arc nov Feeommeudsd by the highest rnesi.
esl authorities. and warranted ts produce an i.s-
madlass beneficial effect. They are exceedingly
axrssaAls, Iersse. " purs. and mnst vapsre.ed an
other tonIea where healthy. xsntls stimulsst l.
rsqulrsd.
rhsy purifv. .tr.ny.h.p ana tr v5xo,.t.
Thsy create a hs.lllsx aanetl.s
Thsy are an .at,do,s 10 eh.sva If s,.,.,. "a
al.t.
TA.y ovsrsom. m. .,t.ct. A. s,..in.,t, "a
Ia. hour. ~
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13

STWaC
Or. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTERS'
The Latest aad Nest Important Bis
eoVery Of the isth Centary.

No HANS NksfR Is MORE INTIMATELY
= = eonneeted With the history Of ths MateriA
Medie@ of the United States, OF more favorsbIy
Known as pioneer Ia medical discovery thai
that OF DIT. JOHN BULL. of louisville, Ky. Hls
laiais2bls prsparatton Of SarsaparfllA has leas
valuable drug. Hfs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-13
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versAl demand, is made frem the ehsieest ma
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fragrantly scented, and sxssemsIy bene
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Drnssists and Fancy es0ds Dssiers.