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familiar with the tricks and subtertayes Of
the copperheads in the past, do not
need to be told that the Co2pesheaa
portion Of the Council had another moti:c
Than the expressed one for calllag TINT Council
meeting. They nrc like Rycads father-in-law, 60
happily described By Bunyan as q waterman-look-
Ing one way and rowing smother. Had they euo-
ceeded in gaming quorum Thursday night they
would hare run through the purchase Of the Bride
veil sitc offered by their brother Co2pezhead,
SEelly for thiEty-ye thousand dollars. lying on1y
ixentytwo miles from the city. distsnce SO grcat
TINT The terms Of many Of tts cons'gnmcMnts M
Eou.d Rave expired before they reached the
paaee Oh yes they wanted to raise the salaries
: ol NC polite officers and fremcn, but they wanted
70 also epy that Br5dewell ste well knowing that
Mo9'd be the last picking cres accorded to them.
thesy hssy aase ever been working in the interest of
na a5aenoA, and Wished to nifh no their term OF
se3Ses Y one signal stroke, making INTO them
Tfas TT, 1enae q the mam,uon Of uuFichteouBress'
fs s'ea tht eanctlmonious dodgr little less
h,... hn. tneLS you'd have been chance Of the lie
pst b9G s~aaoEea by few Of the more credninns:
ouL u Is too 9ld phase Of The connScnss came ~
Nofk well Their cries fall harruieSs ~ ~ nnh,ic
ia ons 1ons aSssh the wolf nswins the
heh thcy haze dicged for others they
!an tnefe1n. They may as well admit tic 1set T.
VIII DC pattIt 10 all on and after Tuesday ncTtfA ~
, 1864-04-18

ELEVENTH. WARD BEwARR.-Vot.rs Of the
1ith ward, be on your guard. The foe secms to be
sa:eep; he only lies low to strike you unprepared
Do not fe1easc your efforts because there IL 1.o n
parent opposition. Be unit, and 1ote every man.
Rest assured thxt the Coppetaead will rear bis
poisonous crtst tomorrow and poll eYexy vote he
oWns IN the ward. The 1nvincfbls Club has it,
= man an ready for the spring. T. 8. Fitch Knovs
well that his only hope lies IN luing yon to sleep.
Again We say to you =" Watch and work ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-25
Political Common sense,

In another column publish document ~
grcs, interest 70 the whole American People at the
pi sscnt time. Il embodes not only the principles
and platform Of the great Democratic party, hut the
sentiments Of every intelligent American Citizen.
We have the best assurances that the Chicago Com
venion will unanimously adopt this declaration Of
principles for the government Of our nation. In the
cvont that the candidate put forward 10 stand upon
this platform. h elected TO MI the Office
Of President Of The United States the
honest man Of oil political parties can accept this
dccumsut and unite in supporting whoever Is
elected 70 carry out its various provisions regard
less Of the opposition Of demaeogucs and irlcksters
who desire to control the government Of the coun-
Try for their own selfish purposes. The ultra poll
ucians Of both parties are the only who viii,
oppose the doctrines set forth In this PLATFORM be.
cause their trade will be endangered by u return o
the people 70 that political common sense rromul-
gated and endorsed by such men as wAsnisoIos,
FRANE.rS, JEFFERSON, HANCOCK, ADAMS and other
Fathers Of this Republic-men who, If alive
nj this tuncturc Of affairs, would counsel a
return 70 those hrst principles upon which the
foundations Of the nation were laid. The docu-
ment 70 which we call attention has one advantagc
over any other platform presented for the consider
snon Of the people It has been already adopted
BY every patriot in the land. Many good and true
men WHO have turned away from the faith of the.r
fathers may, Like penitent prodissls under thi,
appeal 70 their reason, return to fellowship in N,
national family, and be welcomed back with Union
music and rejoicing. Those who have agreed tc
adopt this platform are confident that they vii
have nothing 70 defend. They will stand upon
principles that have been conceded by generation,
Of men. and consequently cannot be Assaiod by tn,
k.natics who have plunged our nation into the nor
rors of Q fr,tricidal war;
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-25
Financial News, Markets, &c.

Nee Yo,k. Wsdnesdav, August "a p N.-Iht
general stock marie n has been very unse,ted to-day
and lower. Governments maintained the prices Cd
yesterday but the Transactions we're lisht. Cod iooH
q sharp downward turn. Influenced. II wr teheveds
BY srevivd Of peace rumon. The following we're the
fluctuations In sod AT 10 oclors. 25' lOlN 256si
1875, non 1910, 2Jtt 1850, 2o6 li.tS' 100 ~
1i2O. 2SS; 1l5o 25S IL, 256S I?.3a 4SS Y; l.oa.
2S5 1.2o 25iH LIS, g5ia; 4 l5il: b 95ia 5.5s
26ta 4, 264S. The loan market remains unchanged
the rate -~ ! per cent. with moderate demand.
Commercial paper passed at Tao. Exchange wa in.'
active at 1Oei4 for gold.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-25
SPECIAL. NOTICES,
l.. :. $50 Loan.-The Secretary Of the

l.. =. 1880 LOan.-The Secretary Of the
Treasury gives notice that subscriptions will he re.
cclved FOR Coupon Treasury Notes, payable three
years from Aus 18TH 1854, with semi-snnual inter-
est at the rate OF soyel and hreotenths per cent peg
Gnnum,-principal and interest both to be paid in
lawful money.
These noics will he convertible At the option of tho
holder at maturity, into six res cent. gold bearing
bonds pay able not less than five more than TWEEN
~ years srom their date, the Government may
elect. They viii he Issued in denominations OF $50,
500, 500 sl,0O AMI 5000 and all subscriptions
must lo Cor fy dollars some multiple oil fifty dol
lars.
The notcs will be transmitted to tho owners free
Of transportation charre' after the receipt Of
the original Certificates of Deposit u they can lie pre-
pared.
As the notes draw interest from August 49, persons
making deposits subsequent to that date pay the
interest accrued from date Of note to date of deposit
Parties depositne twenty-five thousand dollars and
upwards for these notes Vt any time will be al.
lowed commission of one-lusrtcr OF per cent.
whch will be paid by the Treasury Department upon
the receipt Of bill for tho amount certified by the
officer with shon the deposit made. No dcduc-
lions for commissions must be made from the deposits
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
II is National SAVINGS Bank, offering higher rate
Of interest than any other, and the best security.
Any savings bank which pays its deposlors in l.. s.
Notes considers that is paying in the best circulate
ing medium OF the county, and 1t cannot pay in any.
thing better for its assets are either in rovern-
ment securities or in notes bonds payable in GOV.
eminent paper.
1t is equally convenient as Temporary or perns-
nent investment. The notes can always he cold ios
within traction of their face and accumulated in.
terest and are the lest security with bmAs .s col.
lsterss for discounts.
Convertible into u Six per cent. $50 Gold Bond.
In addition TO the very liberal interest ON the notes
for three years, this privilege of CONVERSION is now
worth about three per cent. per annum Tor the cur
rent rate Tor 52O Bonds Is ess than per cent
premium, and before the the premium on Elk Ter
cent. L. s. stocks wss twenty per cent II viii
be that the sctua profit this loan, the pre-
sent market rata 10 not ess than ten Pc! cont pes
! AppuU
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-25
The NEW YORK SUN.
rRsDAY MORNING, AUG. Is. 1864.


Tie Confederates seem for tho time 70 have de-
,.ed from their desperate struggles to disposscss
G-aer,i Warren Of his hold upon tho Weldon rail-
rolI, and our forces are now engaged In strength
ening the position gained on Thursday last. and
100 ntaned With 90 much tenscity and bravery
snor. The return II General Hsncock's corps to
tho south bank OF the james river, indicates that
tho recent movements on tbe Peninsula were mere
fonts intended 10 deceive tho enemy and
divert his attention from the real poin, Of attack
Ger raj GRANTS strategy liz now clearly directed to
estsbhshing himself upon the two great lines ~
railroad leading from the cotton states 10 Richmond.
Only single line, tho Danville and Richmond
Railroad, now remains and this IL distant thirty
niles or q days march frcrn The point on the Wei
don road, now held by General WARREN. To
socuro this line plant h,s ,rny in the rear Of
Richmond, and preserve n's own communlcatons
srpcar to be the great objects Of the campaign The
powerful armies operating upon the Upper Poto-
riac for tho possession Of Wash ngtcn seem 10 be
regarded with sublime indifference by General
Gn,sr who availa himself Of tho weakening Of the
enemy In his front tn pursue his plans against Pet.
c-'hgrg snd Richmond with renewed energy.
Hui Il is impossible 70 ignore the existence 81 a
rctel force Of not less than hf,y thousand men
IN northern Virginia, or, !, may bc,
~ Maryland-thas Is liable to DO pre-.
ciptatcd upon Genera, GEASr at any
moment. Tho experience Of the past warns us thai
We cannot altogether rely upon the generals now
IN command n our troops In the vicinity Of wash
ington to hold this army In check. Tho pressing
need Of the hour Is a Reimbursement for General
CRASH by a force equal TO that which may be con
centrsted against him from all quarters. A hun.
drtsl thousand men forwarded 10 General GrAs1
within q week would enable him 10 capture Rich.
mond and dcmors,ze all tho opposing armies In
Virginia within . month. Half that number
landed within twenty -four hours would A.
Cur, the same result. The campaign lsnguishe'
snd the war drags everywhere for the want Of
comparatively small disposablc force, lmmcdiaioly
available 70 turn the scales in favor, and break
the deadlock that prevails ut various points. Al
present. We arc only drifting towards success Al
ruinously slow pace. Little more vipor-'
month Of the burning enthudasm 81 the spring o
1861, combined with the disciplined valor Of 1874
would terminate the and restore the un.or
before The Presidential election.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-25

Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce.

INV fUKk' WeuHuFuhy' fuEHFF ~ I'VE
With comparatively euy money market. aud cole
tending W, the merchandise markets are very hrm-
The weather has been proptious for business opera-
tons. Yet with all these favorable conditions We do
TO; find my material improvement In legitimate
trade. Prices have reached point which restricts
consumption, and every attempt to force them hisher
velers accompanied by a corresponding increase of
che of the people must result In commercial
paralysis. The receipts OF butter are light and prices
are firmly sustained. Potatoes are IN ample supply.
but scl at full figures. The supply of peaches Ia sti
very large, but the whole Of q good quality, thus
cau,ing all other fru TO be more loss neeleNed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-25

Continued from yesterdays SUM-
He has refused 70 pass laws for the sccommoda-
ton Of largo districts Of people, unless those people
would rs'inquish ns right Of representation In the
lAgisssuIe-s right inesimshs 10 them. and for.
.~tdsble 70 tyTsns only.
fIp b e9rfips sd.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
THE VERY LATEST
= ELE O. r a PHI.
CONGRESSIONAL.
IXXyIIIth Congress--.First Session.
wxsHlxGTox. Auil

WASHINGTON, April :.
HoUsK.-On motion Of Garfield The
Secretary Of War was directed to inform
the Hense how many officers, with their
names and rank, have been dismissed
from the military service, By authority
Of the President, without trial in Cou I
Martial, since the beginning Of the war.
aud how many such dismissals have bee a
revoked. The resolution was passed.
HOUsE-Tbe House resumed the con
sideration Of the Rasitau2 Delaware Bay
Railroad bill
Woodbridge, Of VI argued in favor of
the eonstitationality and expediency Of
declaring the roads and boats Of that
Company 70 be military and post routes
The public should be protected against
that monopoly, the Camden & Amboy
aaiiroad Company, which not only i'm
posed burdens on the people, but Grip
pied the Government in the performance
Of its duty. The Company, be said in
terfefed With the election 10 that State,
and designates Who shall be elected.
Rodgers. OF n. J., remarked that The
statement was false from beginning 70
end.
MF. Woodbridge considered the decIa-
ration as true, according 70 the best in
formation, but be Woodbridge had been
informed that the camden & Amboy
Company put It's foot on such persons as
may net serve the Interests Of the great
monopoly
The subject here went over.
The House proceeded to the consider
alton Of the speial order, namely, busi-
ness relating TO the District Of colambia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
Cedron Bitters

oas trial Ana zoe Nfii nexsr Csc auy ofhers.
IL i set naeeas4ry 30 pnbslsh = ton9 lat q dis
eases taf Nhirh ths Cedrun BitteFs are : srnctae
In ST ai.ssNea q The STOMACH. BOW
E-s. LIVER on KIDNEYS
In al aasscfIOas o. tbs BRAIN DEPEND
INC LPGN UEMAMGEHEwT OF
THE STOMACH OR BOWELst
Ia 6OuT. RfHEuMATHsM AND NEu-
HALGfAt
Ana 10 FEvER AND AeUR.
IS u dasiasA - saPsreaae ali osh~s Fsnaadtsm IL
oct saiy cures thess diseases. bat Il FKxY1SFs
them
sine glass fail q the BsftsFa tsksa 40 koas
osafs each nsal. viii ebsiaie tbs ~ spcfa o. the
naat unhealthy ell@zts. end scFeaa the psrsoa
tAainE d aEsiast dissaas nader the uaosa trylaR
sqT9safse
soid b. Druggists aAd Grocsra KeaeralIy
@S~Dr. JOHN BoLLa Principal onos, FiAh
strsst, Losissflis. NJ
sod ~ PETKR yTKRLIs0,
ksa sets Akssts kFaassilie, Lad
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

GotD PENs.-0ur readers will not have
failed 10 notice the advertisement Of
Gold Pens in another column Mr.
Barnes sent with his advertisement a
specimen OF his workmanship, which our
hook-keeper, who knows what a good
pen is, pronounees TO DO .frst rate.
Mr. Barnes reputation, however, as a
manufacturer Of gold pens is 50 vel es.
lsblished that our Recommendation is
hardly necessary, other than TO direct the
attention OF our readers 70 the advertise
ment Book.keepers OF merchants wish
ing good pen for their own use will 10
we'll to send their orders 10 Mr.. Barnes,
5S5 Main street. Louisville, Kensueky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

TosAoco MAEEEr-The LenisviIls
Journal Of yesterday reports, Sales of207
hogshesds as follows . at ~ 25Ca,4 IS,
80 at S5@5 90 20 at 5000 20, IS at
s797 s.. l6 at Ss0s oJ, at $ea9 50
10 at Sl0s 10 IS, Cat sll0Il75, At
$l2@I2 %, I at sl3@ls so, IS at si4
@l4 rs, II at: si5@I5 IS, STAT sl6@l6
80, 7 sl7@i7 70, 6 at Sls@ls so, 3 at
sl9@i9 IS, . at 10000 rs, 4 at s2l@
81 IS. . at s22, 4 at $2S@2S rs. l at
s26 So 2 at S27, ats77, aud hid Of
stems at ~ 20 y 100 lbs We quote the
different gradesas follows Trash "a so
as, Tugs s. 5Oas. medium leaf SEQ IL.
good leaf Sl5@ls, extra s20ssO p
100 fbs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, April Pm
FLOUR nrm. but net higher; saperahe Is hsld
At g. 75esss 81.
WHEAT Arm, snd prices tending uPwaSdi Red
81 2s,9si o., out holders ask &c higher.
COIN IN gOed aemssa At 81 tot Ear; shelisa
dali. aud prices nominal.
OATS sac.
WHISKY Is higher. aud ia se;lvs dssssns lat
little offered sales Of 90 bills Al 81 q.
PRoNfsIoNs--Basea Shoulders sas&nesd 80
Is,.e: Bulk shoulders ts y e sides iost siets.c.
Mess Pork advanced 70 s.. and Prime Esss TO
So 50. With .-iss Ct l,4o0 bels q both. Lard IN
better dersAn1. with saiss q go tiesess Prims
City at lsisc, aud 100 o.. at iasse; E,w held
nraiy At the latter rate. Hams heia higher; Sa-
gnr-eursd ies4stTe; Plaiu Iiisaiss.
GKocERfES-cosse advanced to sAes42e. sa-
gar Issisxe fer Rs~, and sas4e for Rsansa.
GOLD s4vsaoed to 20, sna SILVER 10 sass
EXCHANGE nrm; rates unchanged.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

s1-Remember the Lunch set by the La
dies Of the Presbyterian Church this
morning, from l0l 70 II 0 clock win be de:
lieious as well as sumptuous, ard We
hope TO see the Hall crowded With the
business men Of the city, who will need
refreshments about that hour, whereby
they will be better fitted for the duties
Of The dsy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

NAV YoRK, April IA special to the
Post from Washington says that it il not
impossible that the Finance COMMITTEES
of the Sene.s win introduce supple
mental banki-g bill.
Senator Doolittle called up the House
bill appropriating 100000 for the re-
movaI Of Indian refugees from Southern
and other reservations affected by the
rebellion back TO their homes
Several amendments we're made and
the bill. passed
Hendricks then proceeded to address
the Senate at Ieugth IN opposition 10 the
joint resolution to amend the COnstitu.
ton 10 prohibit slavery in The United
States.
kEv YoEx, April 7.--The regulation
in relation to the price of gold at the
Treasury will be 50 until the close Of
April Subscriptions 10 the Ten-Forty
loan at the frss National Bank to-day
was 205. 100 dollars, The receipts at the
Custom House to-day we're $4,000, o.
which $4,000 we're 10 gold certificates.
wAsHnoTos, April LII Is under
stood that attempts will be made 10 en-.
graft certain Other propositions ia the
anti-alayery amendment TO tha constitu
ton. but il is believed that the Senate
will vote them all down and pass the
original amendment as Il was first
drawn Il Is said that the compensation
FOR re-printing and Publishing the debates
Of Congress ia the Globe Is 70 be largely
increased, Mr Rives having given notice
that be cannot esetinne 10 report and
print them Al he prices now paid
ltis understood that anumbsr Of Gen.
Hookers frisnds win tender him a public
dinner on bis return from the west
The consolidation OF the different reg
iments creates, as might have been sx.
pected much unpleasant feeling among
the military
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
New FORK Markets.


NV Yozx. April :.
corTos very ara. at 7se for MIadlias u.
iands.
YLouR sra State and wsslsra Iee better.
With gUOd Inquiry; 81 4ags % TOR Extra
Rho. snd ~ ssass % far trade br.sds. usa, e
ket closing Arm.
WHEAT better. a, 81 -Ossi "a ior wis,.r Red
WsxssEu.
CORN l1ey better.
OATS arnsSFs a % ssis.e for wssssra.
COFFEE nrm; noshias particular doihs
WOOL ARA
PORK active aud higher; s2s3ssi IS soE Nsw
aEsss, and SIS for eholos City do.
CUT MATS hraer, and in sctixs dsnAnd as
loglic for shealiers. and ls&sfse Cor Hans
Bacon Sides Ia COED demand. aud very arn At
1l1<9isr
LAID sctivs and arm. at ls51<si&c
CHEESE steady At ls5lsc-
MONTY active and sts~dy at s<sT per essf.
STERLING EXCHANGE Hrmsr Al IS.
GOLD lower opeEing at sl111, declining to
~. and elssiag quiet Al essss9gss++.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS fraser. with "a zr-
ward tnndoney: q, s. saxes Of ISL. eoupons,
| Ilt8IlASSi Five-Twsaties, coupons. llIs<9Il2-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

AID iss attendant train ef sympt3as Il aets more
las charm than medicine. Thern IL n0thinE
10 the rage Of tie Aatsria MedtrA. that for nee
asent bear . eompartaou wfth Il In this disease.
full sccosat Of this wonderful plant nav Be-
tenea ~ the llfh edsticn 81 the L. T. DispeHsnto-
~, pages 1857 aus 1855
A series 81 sNp~rtuensa In which Dr.. Ball has
ee~n for ye4rs gagged. has fusf hesn brought 20
successful termination. and b. IL sew ezAlaed 10
easf 70 The patlif eonsbinasioa u Ce.iFsn, ~ith
ether approved tsaless tas whote preserved in tie
last egeisty ~ coprsr-fistiii-4 Bourbon whlsky,
Nhsch y : eonndsht has n0 s.gusi IN the World
He 1tght furnish Faiame % certificates. but
ths pablo have iong sihcs harmed 10 estimate
thiugs AZ their true ssiaa The sassst Plaza - f5r
every en~ 60 - Zoe hims~if the StFfues % 8 asw
I'D lalna. ll1Na
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

49, L~i tho-~ ~ho h-vs doubted the virtues .
BuLL's CtBaos BirYEz@, u zay saeh there be
Fsad The isllwiBg csFtiaeais froln uatlsaleu eel,
known IA this community, aud doubt 10 s4ors.
Iis general Introduction into chs army ~ill cave
the lives ofthoas4uas u cur soliiefss
LOUISVILLE. Ky. Jus -, isss.
We, the undsrsigaea, have sspn tbs good effects
prodaesd byibs use u Dr.. aotix BatL's CepAoz
BIrIkAs 10 eass Of zsnsrsI dssiiiiy aa fostrssioa
u the system. aud believe tie Esasrsi use would
prevent disease aud relieve mueh su0sting.-
Among our soldiers particularly would this be the
eass, ESPECIALLY thoss who are exposed 10 uslas-
matte lnnasnes Ia The s0afhsrB climate
MAI. PHILIP SPEED.
Collector let. Rev. % Dis. Ky.
CHAs u. COTTON,
Collector q The Port Of Loaisyllie. Ky.
COL. n. DENT,
Provost Marshal Gshr u Kentuoky.
REV. D. !. HENDERSON,
Vice Pres't ~ sanitary Commission.
HARVEY, HuoHKs co,
Publisher Democrat.
GEo. p. DoERH,
Prop Louisville Auseigsr.
HuGuks q PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Msia street.
Louisville, ky.
DAVIS, GREEN Co,
Wholesale Shoe Dealer, aain 81, LoaIssiils.
HART a MAF0TnER,
hithographers, cor Market aud ThiFd Sta
Loaisyiily, ny.
JuLIuB WINTER,
Clothing Msrchsst. cor. sd aud Markst sts.
Louisville, Ky.
CAPT 3, r. MILDRETH,
0fsmxmer MAJOR Aaiessoa.
MAI. L. 7. THUsT0G,
PaymAsteF Z. 3 Army.
@. NJ METCALF.
National Hotel, Louisville, 81.
COL. JEssE BAfLEs,
4th KY cavalry.
GEORGE n PRENTICE
Ioaiaxil r Jaurnsl
see Advertisement ia another column.
ebG ~ soid b. PETER YIERLIS0,
Nnie Aa.nf- hNananliln- Lid
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

coxtSo The Thirty-ninth Indiana,
veterans, left Chattanooga, We under
stand, on Sunday last, for home, and
will doubtless arrive at indianapolis this
week. This is Col. J. 7 Harrison's regi-
ment They have a large number Of re.
cFuiis awaiting them at indianapolis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08

ELEGTIoSs-Iu vigo County the Union
men elected niue out Of twelve Township
Trustees In Terre Hsule the Copper.
heads ran no ticket
In Orange County, the town OF Or.
leans went Union By IL votes. A Union
gain, Notwithstanding the Copperheads
went to the polls armed and disposed for
a row.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
HAIR DYE HAIR DYED

Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
Is the Best in the Worldi The only
HaymIess, TEae, and Reliable Dye
KaoscR.
This splendid Hsir Dye Is Psrfeet-SAAngss Red
Rusty or cry Hair. instantly to Glossy Black
or Natural Brown. without Iajuring the Hair 81
Staining the Skin, leaving the Hair Soss and
Beautiful; imparts freah vitality. frequently re-
storing It's pristine color. and rsefiASs the ID
efRcts Of Bad Dyes. TIE aeunfnsIs signed VII
LIAM a. BATCaRLoR. aIloshsrs are mere int
tAttons, and shoald b avoiSsd- sold By al
Druggists. Se. FaetOry--s9 Barclay street, n.
BArCHKLoR's NEW TOILET CREAM FoR
J DkKSsaSG TEE HAIR iyleds1T
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-08
MEDICAL.
L. y. HERR. NJ. d.
PHYSICIAN & 81 RECON.

L'oRMERLY OF QUINCY, ILLS, TENDERS
his professional ssrvices 70 the citizens Of Ex-
ansyaiie and vicinzty, and with the experience u
Hesa years actiss prsetier be Is enabled 70 treat
successfully all ehronic aserti1as or elzsAsss 81
long standing, Imparifies Of the Bleed, Diseases
Of the Threat o. Chest, Indigestion, Caronie
Disrrhsa. CznceFs. Oh Uicsrs, DIsaasss Of the
Skin. Serofnias sil Diseases o. the Eye, and dis-
e~sss q Wonsu and Chiiarsn-
OTRICE-on Main Street, ever Dohall's Beck
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