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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
q. s. PROPOSALS.


OFFfcE o. Z. s ConMEssAAH or sussIsrrNcE. }
ErAnsvitie, lad i, Dee. let lisa I
Sealed proposals.. in duplicate, VII BE- resolved
a. this aHlea until - Q click n. Decsmhsr I5th,
tse4. fog tbs foIiowlaR eommissasy stores:
Loco barrels FIouF-Choies Ezirs. IN
hArrsiss full bead lined, ssAting brad ana for.
nsshiaK samples II a. lsazs tee psunas.
$4,000 lbs Potatoes IN barrels, fall bead
lined, Or re-seEsa gunay saeks.
$4,000 lbs Bas0n shoulders Nsw
Smoked, IN strong strapped boxs. eoBtAiuinx leo
rs OF IN casks.
$4,000 lbs Clear Bacon sides ssw
Smoked To strong strapped boxes OF casks. Par
ttss I'll state ne kind u PAskagss fhsy propose
$4,000 lbs Hominy, kFlH dried, ia bNsrsls
--lipsd.
At.os Fsr The sarply o. Fresh sssf 20 she Il
G-rerAl Hospital. and the troops rsesiVInx amp
ples a. this post commencing on the Iefh o.
Decemher. tsf4, ard ending on the issh Cav az
April, iss5. said Beef % be from steers % be
Ave y-zEs cid and over. % wsigb-net-sAeh uos
less than 500 .. The Beef 10 be soand and whole
s5Hae, Sith nseks, shAnks, and kidney fNslow sx.
stussa.
All articles to b &c the bsss quality, aad 70 b
delivered frse ~ expense 70 the United States for
drzysgs. &c. at the e. 3. sebsistsnos etorshouse,
At the time spscihed in the proposal. Nc sxtsa-
sion q tine 81 ssiivsry Eiif b granted on any
Actual tArs IS required ia al easss: 20 the ruls
ne exception will be made uBdsr any eircumstAn-
css Ehsteysr.
Cocperags must be % lie hest klnd. and sv.rv
Pseksgz must b IN hrst-rAts shipping ordsr
No charge for packages allowed.
Aarks1 samples OF each article Ernst seeoapany
tbs proposals except for mea@l, ant must be re-
fsrred 20 therein
All articles viii be carefully inspected BIZ a. In
I sFsctor OF the part Of the unitsd States ard no
article viii b received paid for until il has
I passed this inspection, and certificate 70 that
I s1eef has been Sstached 70 fhs original hfIl.
Each rscka<H must have mark=d on il, distinct
u and piainy the nasFe and address % the seller
he name 81 the article, the gross, tsre and uesl
z Proposals viii Be received for tbs WHOLE or f1r
aay part d Inequalities re4alred-
copy Of this advertisement fa slip from /.
newspaper) must - attached 70 each prpposal
/ Bank proposals. viii Be furnished II thIs oasss
Proposals aust be enclosed in = sealed envelope,
addressed 20 TIE urGersiKned and endorsed "a Pro-
posaIs for Subsistence Stores
PAynsuts 60 ~ msts in szch funds a. nay be
( supplies 81 the Treasury q the Uuited States
checks for Certificates Of IEssbtsdnsss
The right 10 reserved 70 reject any or all propo-
sails, II szch eourss EacElf bs deemed BY the a.
I dersigned ior the basshE Of the GoveFnnzsnt
Proposals must b signed By ths parfi-s than
{ selves, aad not b clerks. agants. 4e
Bisdsrs are invited % Be present ct tho opsuinz
q the eid4- "a EHEMAg,
tseS-td Connis-1<y q sahsists1os-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
River News.


in consequences Of the heavy dram on our Gem
positors IN setting up" tbs Presidents Mes
sage, obliged ID make our river rsp ort br,s,
this morning
Che Charmsr and Carrie got on last evening. the
~ teer 20 Cairo and the latter to Nashville.
rhs John Rains from Louisville 10 New Or.
ls.ns; the J. r. noyis, from LeuIaylIIs to Padu-
o@ii the Lsweiiyn, Louisyiils to Cairo, tie
Il n. B-tow-boat - from below, aud the ida
II indy, Loulsyiils 10 New Orleans, constitute the
arrivals since noon yesterday.
This Ida Handy viii be found hers this morning
Eiady to reselvs for New Orleans and way ports.
The Armada will be the packet for Cairo, and
als Taraso0n for LoulaEllle, to-day. Both are
above all praise, and right Worthiiy ofieersd.
Capt Fosters new boat, 10 be named the n. L
Woodward. maas her trial trip yesterday after.
noon, aud worked to chars. We shall have
full report Of the boat, &C., Tomorrow
This Ida Handy arrived last night, and lies over
until Zen o'clock to-day. Her Officers, Captain
BpeReer clerks Smith aud Walker. are old favor.
ties With the public, aud We hope 10 see ths Ida
Handy MI out here With freight and passengers.
We we're delighted 10 meet Harry Walker last
night, looking a. gorgeous a sun beam
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
Cincinnati Markets.

CIScTxxArI. Dee g.
fLOtR--Dull, And prices dreoping ? Is nsksd
igF super1 ns, bat s4lss wsTs made ~ %, and Of
Extra ats Is.
wHEAT.-Firra, at 0oe2 os Tor Red, ana IS
O. 30 for White.
CoRS.--Firm at % FOR nsw Ear, and cid do
90
OATS.-In good demand At IS
RYE--HsId a. -.
BAELEY.-Dsl Al 1911 Is for prime Spring
And Fall
WHIsKT.-SAlss n 20 kbls At / ssaI &C.
k0H1sI0NS---Qaiss, and but little doua, with
prices n0miaaiiy the sane
P0Rk--Ms % ona1sT 90; Priws "A o.
GREES Enthusiastically cured - IsaSlslx
f5r Shoulders, AEd l61ss4IT for sides; green aams
ls; Shoulder lE5<
LAED.-Z y = IN tisrcesY and Is for KsEtacky.
SkDCEkAEs--Firm, and good deaanA
COFFEE.-4f14G
SUGAR-2zAz8
M0LASSEz-1 go1I q
HOGs.-unchAngsa. Reeslpts II 600: N.r thu
week, S5ooe. 20 . averages - Is; EsHsrally
GOLD.-z -.
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THE VERY LATEST
TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL.
IIIVIII. COSGgEss--ad SESSION.

WASHINGTON, December g.
SEsATE-The Senate re-assembled al
| O'Clock, p. N.
The Message Of The President was re.
ceived by the Mr.. Jno. w. Forney, Sec.
Rotary of the Senate.
On motion Of Mr.. Sherman Il was or.
dered that the usual number Of copies
of the Message be printed
Reports from the Secretary of the
Treasury and Navy we're received and
laid upon the table.
Mr.. Sumner, by unanimous consent,
introduced the following, which was
adopted:
Resolusd, That the President Of the
United Statesib requested, if in his opin-
ION It is not Incompatible with the pub
lie interest," 10 furnish the Senate with
any information in his possession con
corning any proposition or overture re-
Gently made By British Subjects ia aid
CT the rebellion.
The Senate then went into executive
session.
HousE-Mr Stevens, Of Pa, in pur-
snance of notice, introduced a bin 10
prohibit the expectation of gold and all
yer colo.
Mr.. Stevens also introduced a bin tn
prevent gold snd silver coin from being
paid or accepted for greater value
than their real or current value. and for
preventing any note or bill issued By the
United States from being received for a
smaller sam than therein specified. Re
ferred to Committee Of Ways and Means.
On motion Of Mr.. Spaulding, of Ohio,
IL was resolved that the Committee on
the Conduct Of the War inquire into the
causes Of the disastrous issue 10 the Red
River campaign Of Major Gen. Banks.
and to report at THAR earliest convent
ence.
Mr.. Julian, Of Ind, introduced bin
prescribing an oath Of loyalty to all per
soma praetieing law in any Of the States
declared to be in rebellion.
The annusl Message Of the President
vas here received and read By Mr.
Mcpherson, the Clerk Of the House.
The Message and accompanying docu-
ments sere referred TO the Committee
OF the Whole on the state Of the Union.
and ordered 60 be printed.
Mr.. Stevens moved that 405 extra
copies Of said Message De printed for
the use Of the members of the House.
Referred TO the COMMITTEES on the Judi.
ciary.
The Speaker, By unanimous consent,
laid before the House the ANIMAL report
of the Secretary Of the Treasury of the |
state Of business Of the coantry uhirh 4
we're referred TO the Committee OF WAYS
and Means, and ordered to be printed
The House, then, 1t P ~, adjourned.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07


NV YoEK, Dee. 6.-The Seeretary of
the Nays report shows that on De
cember LIST our navy consisted Of 67l
vessels, having tonnage Of f5,93s, aud
carrying 4,6l0 guns. This is an In.
crease Of 80 vessels and i67 guns since
December, 1853. The vessels con
straeted for the navy siaes March 4th.
1861, number 2,03f, carrying 1881
guns, net counting those which have
bsen constructed within the same period
aud lost in battle or BY shipwrsck. The
officers and men. nov on duty, namber
81 900, 6sieers 6. 600, men IS, 600. There
are in squadron, on daty, the West Gulf.
Admiral FarrAguti East Gulf, Striking.
South Atlantic, DAhlgreen: North Al
lantic, Porter Mississippi, Lee; and Pa
eise, Pearson; besides the Potomac Flo
tilla, Parker. The West India Squadron.
as an organization, has been aiscon.
ilnued. The consumption Of coal By
the navy last year was aboat SOC, 600
tons. The blockade extends along q
coast line Of 3,549 miles, 8 greater
length than the whole coast Of Earope,
from Cape Trafalgar 10 Cape North.
The iron-clad feet has increased to II
vessels. They carry 275 guns, all Of
heavy metal The number Of prizes
captured during the year was 324; s. Of
these were steamers The sales Of con
demned prizes were Sass, $50, and the
expenditures 81 PSI ,l53. The balance
o! l3,l90,s4l was divided equally be-
tween the eaptors, as prize money, and
the Government, as a Naval Pension
Fund
The Navy Department has cost $3.50
CAT .26l, in four years OF the ag-
gregate $50, 733, 2S2 we're expended last
year. The balance on hand at the be-
ginning of the fiscal year was s30,032,
224.
Mr.. Welles enlarges gpon the salts
factory condition Of the Navy, eompG-
ments its officers for sustaining its disci-
/ pline and efficiency, and adysrls with
emphasis to the extraordinary growth 81
the service since the 6rst year of war.
| He contends that the blockade OF the
port Of Wilmington is more difficult
than any other on the coast Of the G
:, and says the Navy is ready to attack
Wilmington IS soon as there is n land
force to cooperate. The withdrawal oil
q large part Of car land forces from the
island in Charleston harbor, had neces.
sarily put q stop TO serious demonstra
tons against Charleston, and the United
States imposed upon the iron-clad fee
the burden Of insuring the safety Of tbs
coast, and to retain the harbor Real
Admiral Dahlgreu has kept these yes
sells where Admiral Dupont and otheri
said they could not be kept, for seven
teen months. The destruction Of III,
pirate Alabama is alluded 70 ST length
but no explanation Of the capture OF tht
Florida is given.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07

AAthAiFon is nom ths Greek word ''Ksthro," OF
AA'a@iro," signifying 60 cleanss. rsJuvinats ADD
restore. This article ia what It's name siguiass.
For preserving, rsstoring aud beAutiyinr the
human hair Il IL the most renaIkAhle preparation
q ne world. IL is again owned and pal up BY
'hs original proprietor, and IL new made win the
sans care skiii and attention Witch gave H .
safe 81 over ohs million bottles per aHnum.
hh 8 mos, delightful Hair Dressing.
issFAdie-tes seurf and dandrua
iskssps thu hsaa cool aud clean.
IL makes the hair, rich, sost and siosst.
IL prevents the hair nom falling Of and tnrn.
Ing gray.
~ Restores hair Hpcn bald heads
Any lady or Eeatisman whe values h..stlss,
head ofhair shosid nss Lyeu's Katnairsn IA.
known and u ~ thruuKhout the civilized woyts
sold BY all ruspoctAbis asAisr.
DKMAs : BARHEs a 90, Nsw Yurk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07

NV YoxK, Dee. 6.-Ths report Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury Is very
lengthy and has been received By tele-
graph this evening Its great length
precluded an early synopsis being made
and will be sent as soon as practicable.
Gold tonight opened at $50, and since
quoted at 239. Great excitement 81 the
axchapge-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
mr.. Chase Chief Justice.

WAsEISGToS, Dec. 6.-The Senate to-
day confirmed the nomination Of Sal
mon P. Chase as Chief Justice of the
United States Supreme Court The
nominations Of Jas Speed as Attorney
General and Wm. Dennison as Pestmas-
ter General, were sent in bat not acted
upon
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07

EEv YORK, Dec. e.-The Postmaster
Generals report is comprehensive dec
ument, containing numerous statistics
of interest to the reader. The postal
revenue for the year ending July last
vas $12,43S, 253 rs; and the expsndi-
lures of this Department during the same
period we're 81, 644,7s6 10, showing an
excess Of the latter Of $206 $50 AZ.
General Grant expresses himself veil
satisfied with the working Of the post
Office arrangements in the various
armies.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
HOME INTERESTS.

TO PhrsioiAHs-lf you Wish TO purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals at a small adj
vance on Eastern prices, go and examine KELEEn
WIRES stock, whore you will and svsry Aril-
clio that Il needed By ths proiossion and as prices
whleh cannot faii to give satlsfAotion Their
Store IL ~ No. 80 Main street. msyadAwtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07

NEw YoRK, Dec. 6-The steamer Cal
ifornia, from Hilton Head, via Folly ISL
and the Sd, reports a side-whsel blockade
runner sunk in Charleston harbor on the
night Of the lss, by our gunboAts. The
captain and pilot escaped: most Of the
crew captured.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
WILLIAM REAvIs,
Attorney nc Law and U. d. Claim
Agent.


Agent,
Il authorized by the Government to procure Pen
sions, Bounty MONEY, Back Pay, Bounty Land
Claims for HonsEs aud other PRoFERrY destroyed
while In g. service Of the Govsrnmsnt, aud all
claims, Of whatsver Kind or mature against ths
United States.
Bounty for Discharged s0ldiersi
Hy an amendment TO the Bounty Law. passed at
che last sessioa q Congress, "Ali soldiers or
ether persona who Aavs bees shah hereafter b.
discharged within swo years from the date offhslr
enlistment, BY reason efwounds received In battle
shall receive tho same Bounty though they
served two years"
Once 65ld Main stress, over Ksller's Gun Store,
opposite the Court aouse, Evansville. Iadiana.
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
Aa-Good references given n required. nh22
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07

Ra-Lst tbOss Who have doubted the vfrtass
BULLS CEDnos BrrTEHa, IL any such ther. be
rad the following csrtiaeAts FROM gautismsn wsl,
known In this community, aad dssbs ne more.
Ita general Introduction into the army vii save
the livss ofthstnAnds ofo soldiers;
LoUfsyILLK, KY. June %. Lass
We, the uBdsFsighsd, hs-s sen the COED Effects
produced By ths use Of DE-. JoMN BBIL's Cxpnss
BrTEns in case Of general aSbliIty and pres
Of the system, snd believe It's general use wsuld
prevent disease and relieve much sunsrinx-
Among our soldiers particularly would this be the
eass, especially tAoss vhs are exposed L nias-
matte influence Ia the Southern etgmAt.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. Rev. ID Dis. Ky
coIlss.sr o. ths Port Of LouisviIls, Ky.
COL. II. DENT,
Provost Marshal Gsn1 Of KsAtaeky.
REV. D. 2. HENDERSON.
Vice Pres't Of Sanitary Cenaissiea.
HARVEY, HUGHES A CO.,
Publisher Democrat.
GEO. p. D0ERN,
Prop LoniayiIls Anzslksf
HUGHES a PARKHILL,
Whoissale Dry Goods Dealers, Main strsss,
Louisville, Ny.
DAVIS, GREEN q CO..
Wholesale Shoe Dealer, Main ST., Louisville
HIATT MAPOTHER,
Idthographers, cor Market anA Thlrd Sta
Loulsviliy, Ky.
JULIUS WINTER,
Clothing Merchant, cor. ID and Markst sts,
Louisville. Ky.
CAPT. 8. y. HILURETH,
or Steamer Mater Andsrson.
MAI. L. 7. THusTON,
Aymaster y. 4. Army.
o. NJ METCALF,
Ns spbal Hotel. Loaisvltie "
COL. MISE BArLEs,
fth Ky. Cavalry.
GEORGE D. PRENfGE.
Louisville u Journal
See advertisement IN another etluHn
tabs ~ sold By PkTKR WEBBING.
seie Agent. Evansville, lad.
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MEDICAL
s. T.-lsRn x

s. T.-lS6Q-x.
Fsrsens Of sedsntAry Ealsits troubled with
SsAkses, lsssitaas, palpirAtioa Of The he.rt La
VI apostle, distress altar eating, torpid uv.r
e'nst'pAfion, deserve 10 sasar, II they wui T 1
ny the celebrated
PLANTATION BTTTERy
4 go Afo sew recommended , $ the highest r,s.s3
- @1'aesisis', and warranted - prOauoe an IN.
~s4'@'s esasaelal erect They arr sxs,~s,ng,v
NsresAo's, i~reO.ly pure. aud must suporosos an
''asl 'oh''os Shsrs As@lthy, Eeatla stimslees il
required -
-aey Pari'y, ssrsngthsa and iuvlgorasa.
Thsy create . healthy appetite.
hey sss an an tidoss to change q vassr and
They overcome the sassts a ss..,,.,,,n 49,.
late houra
TAsy stFeuEthen the system asa eailres "a.
the mad. A'
They prevent HiAsaAiis and in,srni..sas e.
They purity the Ar~ath and ..,si,v - a..
stomach
1a'y eHre Dyspepsia and Corsiipatioa.
-Aey esrs DiArFAsA aud CAslsra Morbus.
haey sars Liver osmPlAiRt and Nervous
They make the weAk strong, ths iaaEuid hrlf
llAna' and are exhausted nAsare's great restorer.
fsey are composed ofths esiesrAisa Caiisaya bark.
green, sA'~AfrAs, reefs ana hsrha. Al prs-
'eFssA IN PsrssStly Pare 81 Croix run. For ~.
's oiAfs' Sc sirealArs aad ts.iiaaoaiass Arouad
sch eOtsls.
ns~Ars 81 tnpostOrs. Examine every eottls
/ y ta>i y has car private 0. 5. STAMP uunuti.
'%''a ever The eerk, vita plantation scene. and
VT snatare On nas steel plate siAs IAbsi sec
,AAs our hettis is not rp-allsd with sparscu, sBs
:. .s'''ss'ess stnn Any psrsen prpisaalar 70 ell
- 'A''sn nitters By the EAlea o. ia balk. tsan
''f- Aay persos Initiating this bottle, or
any other material thsrsia. Nhsther called
'AntetioA histers OF net, l. Aeriminal unl,r N.
;. Las, aud yin b 50 prosecuted sy a. We
''ie~ay eavs cur eye ca several parties a. .aninr
'ar BOTTLES, &e., vho viii succeed IN cettinv
hs'ass'ves iuto eloss qaArtsrs. The demand ser
0rAkss Fanatics hittsrs from ladies, clergy.
nea' msFshAHts. Ae., Is increalele. The simp,s
f'Ai 81 bottle Il the evidences We present Of the
"fsa and superiority, They are sold ~ all 70
iee'~e's druggists, Ercoars. physicians, hotels.
>'Sses' sseAneostas and country stofes
2. n, DRAKE a 90.
No. 30 Broadway, n Y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore exiatiag botwoon q.
a } Miller IL this day dissolved by mutual Goa
aent. The business will be carried on by Mr.. q.
Miller, who viii collect all debts due and pay all
dabts owing by tho irm.
O. MILLER.
,. MILLER
December q is0i.
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NOTICE.
Notice Of Appointment Of Admin
isfratnr

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvES THAT THE
= zn1srsig1e1 has bsea appointed Admits
traitor q the sstzss q joseph HiSxsnbottozs iAte
OF FAoaerburgh county, deceased Said estate u
supposed 70 be fnsolSent-
CASEADA HIGGESB0TToN,
SctT-SWw A4mtHtssxstox,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. sEMfNAL,
Urinary. and sexual sysssms-nsw and reliable
ireatmsnt--in Reports 81 the HOWARD Asso-
CITATION. sent BY mail in sealed letter snvsl-
opes, ffes Of charge. Address DIR. J. sKILLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Ne. . South
Ninth Street. PhiiAdslPhis, Pa
aprie4 DAVIS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07

New YoRK, Dec. 6.-The steamer
Costa Riea from Aspinwall 18th, has ar
rived Nothing further transpired in
regard to therebel conspiracy to capture
Central American and California steam.
ers
The prisoners are still on the Lancaster.
the government Of the State OF Panama
having refused to pass them over the
Isthmus. The captain Of the Lancaster
and boats crew Of fourteen men left
on the 18th alt for Central American
ports, in expectation Of capturing some
Of the aecomphees Of the pirates known
to be on the coast.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
MUSIC BOOKS.
New Music Books

New Music Books.
nR LowELL MAsON'S NEW MUSIC
IL Books tor schools are now ready The Song
Garden, hrst book, price 80 cents. The Song CAT
den, SECOND book, price 70 ceats Zach com plete
IN itself To b. followed by The song Garden,
third book, as soon ready
MRsWM 4. BRAnaURY's NEW BOOK FOR
SINGING schools AND CHoIRs: THE KEY
NOTE, a new collection Of Church Music. Price
: t60.
No commondation seems necessary Of new books
by musical authors of such wide reputation,
whose previous works Ia these departments have
been very mrch moro successful aud popular than
those % any other authors
Specimen copies sent by mail, post paid, for tho
price uamed.
Published by MASON BROTHERS,
no&l-5tood New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
Christadoro's Hair Dive.
MAKE WAR
CbristadorO's Hair Preventative,
coLaArE,s noNEY snAr-

THIS ssIshnssd Toilet Soap, in sucA uni.
Versal demand, is maas from the choicest ma
isriAlss Is Enild and emoiIient in fts ssturs,
frasrantIy scented, and extremely bene
neisl in iis action upon the skin. Ter sale ~
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07

aAeAN's MAaNOL A BALM
IAhh nest delightful Aad extraordinary
Afsis's ssT- iso@vsr IL changes the san burnt
noe ahd 70 psariy satin tsKturs 81 lavish.
ias esAsiy- searting the marble purity Of yeath.
Aha NE F~e APPEARANCES iaviting In The city
sells OF s~~ Ion. u removes tan. fseckles. pim.
pls' -"e se~.-s ffom The skis, leaving the con-
Fisrion b, transparent ana smooth. II con.
tAius ne material injurious 70 the sain. Patron.
izsd b Actresses aud Opera giaesrs. M vhAt
every lady shouia navs ssid svsryuhsrs.
Prepared By ". \. HAxaa, Trey, ny.
Address ali orders 20
DEMAs 9. BARNES a 90, KswYo
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BUCKWHEAT.

DLESTY or FRESH BUcKwHxAT. TIE
i zrss q The ss4ssa, a.
Up. ELLI0ITs.
HoF& Ne. 81 Mafa strnst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
GROCERIES.

NIEw RAfSINs.
IN 50 boxes and half boxes new Raisins, aud s
bhls CurTants just received by
r. $. RUSToN 4 co.
H0 BOXES CnEESE--EXTRA HAMBURG
~ reoeiVedhy R. 5. RUSToN 4 60.
iN0 PACKAGES ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
AOO half barrels and kits, just received by
X. 5. RUSTQN e co.
IOO pOz covE OYSTERS RECEIVED rms
lOO day BY r. 5. RUsTON q co.
CREEN APPLES
VI so hhls fne Winter Apples for sale nv
noes h. 5. HUSTON 4 co
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H. j. sCHLAEPFER.

III. J. SCHLAEPFER.
A MOTHER SUPPLY or HAws 4 STEVENS
n Family Dye Colors just rec lived a.
sCHLAEPFER's Drug store.
A LARGE STOCK OF FRESH rOLU CHEW
n Ing Gam just received At
SCHLAEPFER's Drug store,
Corner Main and second stresta.
Evansville, Indiana
A LARGE SUPPLY or SUGAR COATED
~ Pills, just received and for sale at
sCHLAEPFER's Drug Store.
A LARGE STOCK or TUBE COL0Rs JUST
n arrived and for sale atNe 81. Main street.
lust ARRIVED. ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
- the genuine Clafet aud CAtawha Wines. Al
SCuLAEPFER'S Drug Store.
A LARGE STOCK AND LARGE VARIETY
II OF Wood and Wire RiFd Cages, for sale at
SChLAEPFER's Drug Store.
A FULL ASSORTMENT or ALL THE Pop.
"A ulsr Patent Medicines now in use, resolved
and for sale AZ
sCHLAEPFER's Drug ste e,
corner MAin and Second streets
ty2 Evansville. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07
GROCERIES.

EExsE ARRIVALS
Il l caak soda Ash,
Is Ibis Fresh LEzs,
- boxes new Layer R4isinn,
bbIs Coca META,
10 boxss Pine Apple Chssss,
bbl Pearl Barley.
% bbis New Cider.
draEs lev Goldfish,
cases Conesntratsd Lye,
Is boxss bi-ezrbonass esds,
Ksesfys1 and for sAls b. REnLY a CO.,
neT15 u MAin stEsss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-07

We Assert IL BoIdIy.-ThsFs are no other
medicines 80 reliable snectaaI and cen vsniemt as
HOllswsy's Pills and 0intnsnt-&Iways ready for
use They are invalasble to the soldier exposed
70 sores, wounds, fsvsrs, and bswel complaints.
They are iRfApibie, always. II the reader Of this
" nstles cannot get box Of Pills Or oIntnsnt
from the Drug Store ia bis place, Iss him write 70
me, 90 Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, and
viii nail a box free Of expense. Many dealsrs
will not keep ny medicines On hand leoauss they
cannot make as much proat a. 90 osker persons
make. 90 coats, ss casts, and 81 40 per box or
pot. asez-1wd
TIE Virtues Of Dixon's Aromatic Black.
berry CArminAtiSs viii Be ascsFtaiasd BY ssing
% cent bottle. II has SoadsFfal success In nnS-
ing friends. asc2-1w