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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

EsT~' Earnest in the support oEthe araiy,
proudly recognizing the patriotism aad
.saerisces Of its heroes, no opportunity
win pass for expressing the nation 3
obligations to their soldiers and their
claim 10 its gratitude. ~ rstnsriils
Times.
We wonder what army the fellow
means. Il must certainlypbe the rebel
army, for he has never let an oppoFiuni-
~ pass Of naliguing and disparagiag
Federal soldiers Not conleut with ap
plying a beastly personal epithet to the
latter, bis spite towards them has been
otherwise manifested on numerous oe-
casions Ia every case whore the soldier
has been tainted aAd driven into coll
Iision with Northern copperheads, the
Times invariably prononuees the former
the argress0r. and defends and apolo-
rizes for the latter. When the O Hare 5
aud their traitor followers In Coles e3uu.
" were numbering soldiers 10 cold
blood, the Times could ut see auyihing
in the action Of the murderons villains
bat an attempt 20 preserve the peace
against the riotons demonstrations At
Lineoln's 'hitelings
Again-tho must be very heavy OBJ
Iinations" that the Times is under 20
the soldiers, for their labors in a cause
which il daily endenvors 70 prove Is the
most abumiuabls conceivable The logic
is that Lincoln is fast establishing = des
p0tiSm over the country the solaiers are
the instruments he uses for that horrible
purpose. yet il Is under great obligations
to the soIdiersi IT. " support Of the
army is of piece with It's obligations
TO il by endeavoting prove that Lam
coin Is the greatest despot and scousdrel
in existence, AID al Of bis measures d.
reeted 10 the subversion Of the liberties
Of the people both North aed South, Il
makes ccamon cause with the rebe s,
who agree with it in sentiment perfectly.
and claim their belief as a suiiici
Justification for forcihlY resisting soRreat
despos~ and such outrageous tyranny
Although feeling a supreme contempt
for their Northern allies, for passively
enduring snch grinding despotism,
they live in hope that even they will al
timately rise against their common op-
pressor and furnish them with material
aid in overtbrowing him, The Ttmes
and its co-workers are striving hard 10
bring the maleontents Of the North to
the striking point, and in doing so Of
course give an earnest support TO the
Federal Army, which, in the event Of a
rebellion in the North, would have 70
| eight the rebels OF both sections
Mount VeraoR Union.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

~ The Evansville Joars1l pronoun-
ees the statement that Dick Taylor cap
tured two wagons, loaded with paper
collars, from Gen. Banks. 4 "sillv false
hood, circulated by Copperheads "
As the statement first appeared in the
New York Tribuae. and was made hy
its correspondent With Banks. we must
conclude that the Evansville editor is
trying to humbug somebody.-Ner III
bany Ledger
Win the Ledger be kind enough Ia in.
form US in what number of the New York
Tribune this statement FIRST appeared
We fear it is the Ledger that is irving ia
hnmbug its readers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30
new York Markets.

Nxw YokK. Nay s.
COTTON Ie better. 81 o. fsr Mlddilng Up
iss Dc.
ELoUR SC better 81 co. g. IS cor trsas
sKsnds. market elosiag saiss SD scsfesiJ 90
Nsm
WHISKY without DECIDED ehsags, 81 81 zs8
81 -.
WHEAT Ie better for prime aescrivilses con-
mea heavy and declining 81 s19ai 81 feF Cal
eAgo spring. &ad 81 Taasi II ks wtEs&r BED
western.
RYE hrrner, At 81 sosi s..
OATS dull al s-5s8sstse.
gR0gEKI ES-~g0aae dull and ncminaiiy ar.
eh.sErd. Sugar steady A. Ssskai71ze for Ansee-
vAda
WOOL very srn. With q moderate demand
pri tsnd upwArA
PRO sTsIoNs - Fork lees acflxs. but frs
So Tsas19 for Mess, sgs 50 for uid a.. and
So 5ta4S39 81 fer New 50. Bscen Sides duit.
La arm good ssmaad al iA5sai4ss-
MONEY easy ST sasG pr rent.
STERLING EXCHANGE decidedly 1rmsS ~
sns9saoT for eurrwney.
GOLD more ast se and hrner--spening at 50.
ssvaneing 70 sas4. aseiining 70 -, ana closing
Arm 1t So
The steamer City Of Lsndon. for Ltvsrpeoi to-
day, carried cot s&o1, rs In speets.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS Ruiets Five-TwsH-
ties, eouPoss, ioTesio5ix I a-io Trsssery Nosss,
October and April, Ilas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

sARcAsrtcAL. - The following. which
We clip from 8 country Copperhead pa
per, is q specimen Of the bit.erest sar-
easm or irony ve have ever met with in
print:
Under the editorial management OF
Messrs. Sproule & Maynard, the Times
will certainly be one of the very abieSi
papers in the West Thev ere both gen
tIemen Of undoubted ability and int
Leet, of tried iategrity and patriotism
and in the coming Struggle with Abols.
! ton fanaticism they will do gallant ser.
vice
Oh mvll
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

I'VE have condemned the massacre 81
the negro troops st Fort Pillow ~ th'
Confederate forces II EU1Hs0ilte Times
Of Hgy the 24fh.
l. it possibie7 But when2 and wherfs
and how did you condemn the 6endisL
act? Not IN Jour columns, according 70
oar recollection. you may have agreed
With some Union man in denouncing il
and said that's ny FIX wide Ailler's
afidavit). But no one who has read
your paper will believe that you have
ever in sincerity denounced the massa-
ere. How do you speak Of it 10 Jour
Democratic confdan,s7 Have you not
said over and over again that il you
we're q Southern soldier you would give
no quarter to negroes nor to white men
fighting with them7 No one doubts what
your answer will be, nor yet does any
one doubt that the truth would be d.
reetly the reverse
The article from which We extract the
above is most characteristic Of Copper
head tac'ies. II sets ont TAT this late
day) with he most violent denHnciations
Of the Fort fillow affair, and before it
concludes furnishes what 1t deems and
intends as a complete Justification. THIS
Justification III Times makes out by pub
liEhing crssg efusion Of some stray
newspaper correspondent from Hilton
Head, alleging that some one else bad
imagined or designed a foray into the
slave States for the purpose of getting
up negro instruction. Selling upon
this curious eifusion the Times asserts
that The North has exhibited a like
atrocious and diabolieal and murderoa'
spirit" not ashamed to glo-ify over
the indiseriminats botehery Of women
and children in the South And shal
the Administration had planned an ex
petition, the object Of which was tha
slaughter OF Southern men, women and
children" "The cold malignity ofwhicE
has Fever been surpassed And Wind
up with the declaration in substance tia
If Northern white men had suffered wha
the negroes had suffered at Fort PILLOW
itwoul1 have been simple " relribuliV'
justice"
/ Now, If the Northern people, or, if yos
/ please, the Northern soldiers, Is th'
! Times declares, are in favor OF the eole
bloo9ed hatchery Of Southern woneI
and children; IL. as the Tines asserts
they have exhibited like atroeious
diabolical, and murderous spirit, ans
glorihed over the prospect Of tht
butehery Of women aud children, tbs
Southern people are jus1i6able in th'
hatchery not only Of negroes, as lh'
Times clearly intimates, but Of white
men, as simple "retribuuve justice.
We repeat that the article in the Times
Notwithstanding its vehement denuncia
lions Of the massacre at Fort Pillow
amounts to deliberate attempt to jus
tify the act, and was intended AZ com
plete defense Of Forests murders
The protested condemnation amounts t,
nothing for Copperhead always prefa
ces his most reasonable declarations
With professions Of loyalty II any on
doubts the construction We put upon th'
Times article, let him hunt up that pa
per and read it over again
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Pare sympsthy.-sympath l. = beautiful
thing, for u exhibiting the "sngsile" part of
human nature We deeply AMI NEST sin srsIy
sympaihlzs With those few suHsfing With bad
cold who have not Hsed or eannot obtain bottle
Of MADAME Pofisr's Cough Balsam." for they
ara deprived Of one Of tho most sneetaal remedies
for Coughs, Colds, Sc, ever given to che public.
But We have sympathy With any one ~he wiii
uao any ether Cough Mrdieine, whea this popular
article. price emily IS cents per bottle can be had
Of all Druggist mAyga zw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

The copperheads are apparently driF-
N to exsremities, amd the ,rcanizaf.on
is on'y kept alive through tie America
Association; which Is simply the
knights of the Golden Circle under a
new cognomen. This Association "a
divided into sections North and
South" acting IN concert, and With
common purpose in view--the overthrow
II the Union aud the establishment Of
tae Southern Confederaey. Below ~
give an extract Of the oath taken bv the
members Of this order, ana If anythins
more reasonable vas ever promulgated
~ the North, il remains unknown los
many vain copperhfads ileiong 10 The
American Association, and this bell
deserving oath9
Il furthermore swear. that | wsh -
II times, II need b., take up drHss ~
tic cause Of the oppressed, ia ms OWL
country first Of sii-agaiasi any mon
arch, prince. potentate, power OF goUerl-
nent as1frpsd, which may be found ~
arms and waging var against a people
~ peoples, who are eadeaU0Tfag 70 ssta5-
bsh, or h4ce fHaus nrafed government
Tor themselves Of their own free choice,
IN accordance with and founded upon the
eternal principles of Truth That viii
never take up arms in behalf Of ahy
monarch, prince or government which
does not recognize the sole authority ol
power 10 Be the will of the governed ex-
pressly and distinctly declared
In the initiatOry service Of this traitor
oas order, il is expressly taught that the
| Government Of the United States is a
/ power or Government usuypsd, used
for the "oblifsraiion Of State rights,
/ and awhich is found il arms and waging
war against cur noble States. Such il
the tenor OF the oath taken By the Amer
| iean Associations, which is the very
backbone Of the copperhead party. Vi
ask the citizens of Illinois 70 carefully
weigh its import, and decide whether I
party so corrupt and stepped in iniaml
and treason, is any longer worthy ;beil
support. II any copperhead dare den,
the truth Of our statement, we haze thi
proof nj hand. and il shall BE- feFiheom
ing Cairo Netss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30
THE VERY LATEST
TELE CIR - II.
CONGRESS SIGNAL.


WAsErvcros, Msy Is.
SEyATg joint resolution 70 amend
he city charter Of Washington was Ia
ken Up, and the amendment allowing
8@rsons 10 be registered as vst@rs WHO
have heretofore borne arms. without dis
inctioa, was rejected by-a vote Of p
againsf Is The resolution vas the.
sfspted, and COS to the House
The revenue b : ~as then considered,
nd The clause faxiuz spirits On hard
w@s iskrn Up TIE ares and mars or
ae Finance Committees clause, striking
cut the tax On domestic spirits on hand,
SIS called for By Mr.. Trumbun, and i
vas adopted By vote Of Is against 10
The Senate then went INTO executive
session.
Adjourned.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

Ard lfs atieaasHk EsiH e sysartaFns it acts mors
tlke sAsraa lsstn asad selan Thera i tnihins
10 tAe fanss 81 H. HAteFis MsaleA that far $ me-
nref teaT 3 esns 9asfss eltA Il 10 tkis dseeasa.
tstissF ssEsssst 81 thts 5 afaarf4 nlant may -
isnaa sn tas 4lsa 81 tiaa Il tss {. = Dagsnssso-
. 3 -ks faAf naa lasA
A~tts e sxaseFlaeats IN whsch Dr. Ball haa
heVn Zee gears sassssnSA Ass g4st hsen hFunght to
saecssfl la - ist tass aNe he IL enmhara u
areF . tAa puhsis Naes htnsslQs ~ Csdren, With
asisF approved ieaieH the Whole preserved in the
tsst aassfls - saHeaf.a3sEifisA aaariasa whisky.
wliei - = raisftagns kas ~ san4a - lhe warta.
IL n5FAi tefaiaA KoiQnsa II = FtsHesses, bal
the FiaAe hNss lhs sinfn iHF8a1 10 esttasfs
thHss a tssaif teas xalae Ths saasg pian i. far
stefs oae g. = iar hiWsali iee xistuss 81 = nsu
meaEeiae else
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

BsS- We lave received very graphic,
interesting, and well-written account of
the part borne by the s0th Indiana Reg
iment, in an action near Resaca, Ga, on
the 18th inst, which will be published
in the Daily tomorrow. The writer is a
responsible person in the regiment The
Eightieth suffered terribly, losing, o!
killed and wounded, 1873 men out OF
about 500 engaged.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

Nav YoRK. May - The CONNER.
cfaEs Washington spec al of the 2sth says
large Delegation from the American
8aplz Home Missionary Society .alled
This morning a. the White House and
we're introduced to the gresidenss
It i stated At The Treasury Depart.
ment thar the receipts from sales from
the lU~4U loan are more than sufficient
10 meet the acquisitions 90 the Treasury.
The Committee Of Conferences on the
bank bill met this morning and after
virtually agreeing on ell disputed points
except the taxation clause adjourned
TIL Monday.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

SAs FEaxcIsco. Nav 2S.-Ths meet NJ
in aid Of the Christiaa Mission las
evening vas the first meetiag il Cais.
fornia st which the clergy Of all evsf
gelieal churches were present Bishof
Kip made the opening praver. and eigl
{ lousaHd do'IGr "a srbs c<ibsi ard 4
iltionai subscriptions we're cunning "a
rapidly.
There is nothing Of interest from tn,
Northern miues
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30
Cedron Bitter.s

uHa fFasi ard yen NHttf nraer ssa~ nnT others.
Ii : nat ueunssArs t. publish tone list 81 Hts.
assss fiF hieA kaa tKaFon nift~ra are : sn=e4He
e. 81 aisessFs 81 Fhe STOMACH, BOW
ELS. LIVER or KIDNEYS
fa ali aHefaeHaef iis~ BRAIN DEPEND
NC NFuN nasfkA NJ k&aGNNT or
THE <TnW Act or HnxsEHhf
/ GOT a., fEfa&HhI A1'1sNf AID NEu-
nALsBAf
Are Is FEVER AND AGuEs
L Is asstt ai e sH#eFeasa all athsf Feusdin4 If
nai oaiy eafea fArsv aiseases, bus Il FRNFxAss
aeza.
A Ntaa glass fan af tfe nttrra taken An hanr
TEXTURE esch sis. stf absfsts fhe at effects OF the
uost uHiuaisasy cflnlats. and scrrsi, The per.sa
ekluH IS asausf disaas Hadef the mass tfrlns
qpseFas.
~slld ~ nrugsists AID gsrssnfs xvtseralgs
SEW 4eHN hHLtss rrsu5pai ofaes, Ffah
Freas. EssaassHls. -
sid = FETKR vTKHLfxa.
ssif' ssia tssaat, KFaHssiiia faa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30
HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEa
BatoheIor's Celebrated Halr py.

Bachelors Celebrated Hair Dye
Is the Beat in The Worldl The only
Harmless, True, and Reliable Dye
knosrH.
Thia splendid Hals Dye Il Perfset--ehanEss Red
Rusty or Grey Hair. Instantly 70 = Glossy Black
Natural Brown. without IaIuEiag tbs Hair -
Staining the Skis, leaving the HAIR SOFT and
Beautifnli imparta fFesh vitality, frequently re-
storing its pristine color, aud reetihsa ths III
effects Of Bad Dyes. The Genuine IL signed VIII
LIAM A. BATouELoR, all others are mere ini.
tations, and should be avoided Sold by Al
Druggists, &e FRetory--s2 Barclay street, n.
BATCHEL0R's NEW TOILET CREAM 70 q
DRESSING TIE HAIR iyIodwly
THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
AN INVALID.
Published for the bsnaat, and a. q warning and
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Prematuee Decay Of Manhood,
etc. supplying Al the same time. THE MEANS
OF SELF CURE. By who has cured himself
afer being put great expense and injury through
medical humbug aud quaeksry.
BY enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope
uIngls copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Ksq.,
Bedford, Kings County, N. Y.
naval Visa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30
unclnnasl markets.

etsaswsr1, Msy ss-PN
WHEAT nnehansed demand ll9aks Red 81 II
% 90. Nhils 81 sn4st -.
cokN dali shslisd 81 Is JsI t6, Ear 81 100
81 Il
WHISKY eiosea waah . xeod dsma1a. and
pFlos tsmalng apwAras sssss Il t.x1 efls 81
81 -
FkuYfsI0Ss sasst ard unchanged nathfng
agne wsrthy 81 Bess. has all aFfsses hsla frfasF
aK0GkkfEs hrm. wltb Aif d~zaana.
GOLD Sssts8. SILVER Ta8Tz
kAGHAAak erm and sEeaay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30
PIANOS.
Agency for Pianos, Ne o1eons anc
Cabinet Organs.

THE MISSES LAWRENCE ARE en-
L STANTLY receiving the above Instruments
from some Of the sess nA1gtacturers n New YsFk
and Bo~tsn, snd viii sell them A. Eastern Prlces
Adding freight
SAMPLES nav b seen st their resfisEcs, On
Water Street hrxt deer below CAesEut. It will
be 20 the interest Of these wanting TIE aecve IN
srrunents to cali hefere Purchasing elsewhere
apSn~fy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30
Ernna Nrw YORK

NRw YoRK. May 2S-Admirai Porter !
report Of the release Of the Mississippi
squadron, caught By low water above
the falls at Alexandria, gives a glowing
accoant Of hos the feat vas performed
The idea Of constructing a dam to set
back the water originated wilh Lieut.
Col Bailey, aud was Of such novel char
acter that it was ridieuled by all the bes.
engineers However, at the request OF
Admiral Porter. Gen. Banks furnished
1000 men to perform the work For
eight days these men worked, up 10 their
necks in water, under q broiling sun, and
at the expiration OF that time . portion
Of their work gave way. Admiral Por-
ter instantly mounted bis horse, rode to
the upper vessels, and ordered the Lex
ingtou to pass the falls If possible, and
go through the dam She succeeded il
getting over the falls, and then, with a
iau head of steam, steered for the open
ing in the dam. All eyes we're strained
70 watch her. Hearts beat anxiousiy Is
sbe neared the opening, where the water
was rushing through furiously. She
plunged in, went through and rounded
10 safely, amid the cheers Of 1900 sol
diers The others we're, after much Il.
Dor in repairing the dam, safely broaghl
over in ike manner.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

'The Democratic leaders in Congress
begin to agitaie the propriety OF post
poning their nominA;ion Of President
ial candidate till The close Of the sum
mer eampaign.-- lFasAiRgtoa special
Avery wise idea. aud if they postpone
it until after the summer campaign, even
they will see the propriety of postponing
1t for four years longer. Their only
hope is in the defeat Of the Federal arms,
which they are using every effort to
bring ahont
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

PHELADELPHIA, Mas . The gold
medal presented 10 General Washington
y Congress on the evacuation Of Bos-
ION by the British, and the only gold one
ever presented to aim. has been Pur-
based b. few gentlemen of Delaware.
md will be presented to Lseusenan,
General Grant The sum paid for Il =
medal il over $ coo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

81. LoUIs, Iay 2s-The cash receipts
81 the Sanitary Fair to Friday night are
s5ls,N0 This does not inelude any
anticipated donations on the war, OF
which, notice OF shIPment has been re-
eeiveds nor the Sniser Farm tickets, o4
"hich thirty thousand have been sold, nor
any large schemes in witch shares are
neing sold. The Fair viii confines next
week
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30
WANTED.

44Yo0L 5000 pounds Of Wool. for which lhe
w higost markst price viii be PAID.
A. GUMBKRrs.
ones At l.. Lowenthsi Cos Store, corner Of
Na!n and frat stfssts mays In
uoUsE-oogTATKIga THREE Oh ForE
I rooms, not exceeding twelve squares FROM
she Post ONE. Any one having "a 81 house
tor sale can fnd purchaser hy applying 81 this
ONCE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

Bar A gentleman informs Us that at
recent midnight conclave of Union
League society in Vermiliion county, a
resolution was offered and debated. 10
seize upon and eoafsoate. for The benefit
of loyal men" all the farms, lands and
other property belonging to Democrats
II was gigantic question, but the poor
deluded wretches giasped at it with q
will Whenever they decide upon doing
that, We hope they will be generous
enough to let the Democracy have an
intimation Of their intentions!
Terre Haute Journal
The gentleman told you lie and ron
we're knave enough to publish IL You
are pretty man. Jeesss, to talk Of " mid
night couclaves, as you we're one OF
the !" original nine who instituted Know
nottingham in Terre HAute.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30
FOR SALE.

LI0UsE-Any one desiring 10 purchase house
Ii en- aiming three rooms. can npd utw
DO se Ga Oak street, between sixth and seventh.
mszs A N. WOODWARD
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30
Millinery Agsin.

WE HAVE AGAIN RECEIVED A COM
w riets assortment q Aiiiinsry ot eeery de-
soraptl0n. which cell cheap a. wAoI sac or
retail or make up 20 order. az -hsrs nstfc-, In -
ssyas that can rot b SURPASSED If eqaAitsd ID tkls
eouatry.
SCHAPKER BrSSTNG.
N . MAiu Sfr-cs.
Next 60 Cooks Grecsry
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30
3
Physicians aad Chemists,
Nc. as Broadway, Nsw YeTk.
may1s dAw6m ~

A Case OF Dyspepsia Of sixteen years
standing enred by one box Of T. N. sharp's esle.
hratsa Pills. Real the testimony -" Philaael-
phia, Feb 9Th, 1851. Mr.. John J. kromer--nesr
Sir: have been sufferer from that ness horria
disease, Dyspepsia, for sixteen years; but after
using the one box Of T, sharp's Pulls which I
purchased Of yeu seme three weeks age, feel IS
&c had entered iato a new life-my general health
hss improved, my appetite has increased, and al
together Sel like new man. take pleasure IN
recommending them TO the pablie as safe aud re-
liable. Yours truly, c. T. FORBES. BE. ssl
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia"
Price 81 hex. sold BY druggists everywhere.
JOHN J. KRONER, Prineirsl Agent,
sos Chestnut Street. Phsadelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

CIScIEsGTI, Nav 2Sth, Noon. The
river has fallen two feet Eve inches-
Eighteen feet in the channel Weather
cloudy. Thermometer 10, Barometer
1851.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30
DRY GOOD
Eats for the Million.

4 VERY LARGE STOCK or CEILDRES's.
y Misses, and Ladies' Hats jusE zeosiwed. sna
received, ard will he zold cheAp
SCHAFkER a BTSsTSG,
Ne. - Mair street,
Next to Ceok's GrecsFy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30
Cottonades.

'IHE BEST LOT or C0fToSAnEs AND
Lisen warf Pants soads ever oasred in the
city jsss received BY
sCHAPKER L BUssTSG,
No - Main street,
Next 10 aank.n Grarerv.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-30

TOIHZ.
Dr. n. Anders s. Co.'s
IODINE WATER.

To4ine Water acts upon the Heart, liver Kid
neys, Digestive Organs, and GlAndalar system
The success which has attended the use u this
remedy In private practice, and the endorsement
Of N deal authority, enable Us 70 recommend IL
30 the practitioner and The public. feeling ean.
fdeut that with fair trial Il will attest It's own
excellence In the cure Of chrrnte Diseases which
Indicate Iodine, 80, sesofala, Bronehitiss skin
EFsptlons, Heart, Liver, aud Kidney Disesses,
Nervous Affections, Neuralgia. Rheumatism, uya-
pepsia, Debility, syphilis, ete.
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