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VERMONT CENTRALANDsU SULLIVAN
RAILROADS.
SUMNER 4RR4NG EMENT-
Commencing July 2jth, 1854.
Trans going South qa4 Easf

Trans going South aaa Fast
Leave Burlington at rs An, l2t5 y. ana SIS
Mail Tram leaves Rouse's Point al SD A n. Bur
in ton IS n, connecting al White River Junction
and Bellows Falls with trains for Boston, Worcester
&c, and with Vermont Valley Railroad for Spring
field and New York, arriving 10 New York a. l1-l5
Darlington EIPrsss leaves Montreal AZ SIS n,
ROuse's Point at As A n, for Burlington
Day Erpre,s leaves Ogdeus lurgh at 5.3l A ~
Montreal at son y, ROuse's Point az lui5 v Bur
liugton i2.l5 P N, for Boston, Troy and New York
Nighf Erpress Tam leaves Ogtenshurgh at ll-j1
A n, Montreal at - p N, RJuses Point at g ? n,
arriving at BOstonat 90 ~ connecting at Bellows
Fails with Cheshire Railroad for Boston and Nor-
cester and Vermont Valley Railroad for >priu -neld
and New Haven, and arriving in New York At l<-3p
Pm
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NEW HORK. Aug. p.
In retaliation Tor the cruel usage OF our
soldiers, by the rebels all the prisoners in
Fort Lafayette are not allowed any luxuries
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Trans going NortA 1nd Fssf.
Leave Burlington at so AN SIS, a, as pm,
6.O0PN.
Day Express Tam leaves Boston at s.0pAN, via
Lowell OF Lawrence, at 30 AN, via Fitch burg.
Leave Springfield at 80 n, Bellows Fails at l55
A n. for Burlington, Montreal Ogdenshursh, thica-
70 and the West, making close connections.
M4u Tam leaves Boston at 6lu q, via Lowell
White River Junction al l-35 ", for burlington
Montreal and O-denshurgh.
4ooorz rlod1fioa Tram leaves Mortified AZ % A
y, and Burlington az 5 - A N, FOR Houses Point.
N,ghf Erprss' Tam leaves Bellows Falls az 1000
P n, RECEIVING passengers from the Vermont Valley
Railroad leaving New York az l2.l5 H. and from
Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston 80 pm, connect
Ing az White River Junction with train leaving
Boston at $50 ", arriving az Burlington at lH
n, Rousc'- Point at 7.u5 A ~, Montreal 40 s.i5 a NJ
aud usdenshUrgh 1890 ~. Both the Mail Trains
connect al White River Junction with Pas-umpsic
Road.
Sleeping Cars are attached % 10th tire NI-it Ey-
press Trains running between Rou-e'- Point and
Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and tie West f.r sale
at all the principal stations.
q. MERRILL. Sap;.
So. Adams July %, Ices.
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Commencing Aug. LIST 1864, trains will run as FOL
lows:
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REFERENCES

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Apr,t.--,
We take pleasure in saying that Z. t. n.-i-
has complied with the act OF t0nzre,s t---c
certain psrsons o. act a. Army and Na.. -,
the COLLECTION Of war claims against me ~, =
and to recommend him o. all persons
claims they wish collected promptly. u.ss
United States SeHafors-BenJamin T.
Sherman. VI
Msm5ers Of coagrsss-E. r. Eeklcy' W.
ston, Vim b. Allison. ~
June ..
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SurPasse, IN efficacy, and IS destined to
oeds all other kHoiCn remedies IN the
treatment of those Diseases for


trhich IS recommended
It has cured CANCERS after the patients have
been given up as lncurahle by many physicians.
1t has cured CANKER in its worst forms, in hun
dreds Of cases.
Ii has always cured SALT RHEUM when a trial
has been gwen it disease that every one knows
exceedingly Troublesome, and difficult to cure.
ERi SlPELAS always yields 10 its power as many
who have experienced it, benefits do testify.
II has cured SCROFULA in hundreds OF cases,
II cures KINGS EVIL.
1t has cured many cases Of SCALD HEAD.
TUMORS have been removed by it in repested,
instances in which their removal has been pro.
nOunced impossible except by surgical operation.
ULCERS Of the most malignant type have been
healed by its
II has cured many cases Of NURSING SORE
MOUTH when al other remedies have failed to
benefit.
FEVER SORES Of the worst kind have been Gu red
sCURvY has been cured by it in every case
which II has been used, and they are mauy.
10 removes WHITE SN ELLING with a certainly
other medicine has.
PINiPLES &C, which though not very painful, pc
haps, are extremely unpleasant to have.
Il has been used in EVERY KIND OF HUMOR
and never fails TO benefit the patient.
NEURAL6lA,' in its most distressing forms. has
been cured by II when no other remedy could be
Ound to meet the the case.
1t has cured JAUNDlCE in many severe cases
IL has proved very effcacious in the treatment Of
PILES, an extremely painful disease.
DYSPEPSIA, which Is often caused by humor, has
been cured by u IN numerous instances
In FEMALE MEAhNE SSES, IRREGULARITIES
and diseases peculiar to that SEX it has been found
a most potent remedy.
In cases GENERAL DEBILITY, from whatever
cause the Syrup can be relied upon as a most eff
cient aid.
1t is most certain cure for RICKETs, disease
common to children.
Its efficacy in all diseases originating in a de-
PRAYED state Of the blood other fluids Of the body
Is unsurpassed.
Its effects upon the system are truly astonishing
and almost beyond belief 10 who has not wit
messed them.
This Syrup will certainly cure the diseases for
which il Is recommended a trial Is given IT, and
the cure will be p rmanent. as 1t, by its wonder
fully searching power, entirely eradicates the di
sease from the system.
The afflicted have only to try it to become CO.
WINGED Of what we say in regard to II, and 10 find
ieffrom their sufferings.
Price, 81 per Bottle-or s. for six Bottles.
Prepared ny ID. HOWARD, Randolph, Mass.
JAMES o. BOYLE n CO.,
Successors to Redding Coz
State Street. Il ostOn
Proprietors whom all orders should he addressed
"A kts. Doa Do. Modg
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NO. IS UNION ST. PROVIDENCE. r. /.
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NEW YoRK, Aug. %.

The special despatch contains very lii lie
that is not comprised in the reports Of yes
terdsy and last night.
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WINE AND CIDER MILLS.

State Street. Il oston
Praprietors to whom all orders should he addressed
and by all Dealers Patent Medicines.
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Alw iOkK, Aug. q.
Gold Is queted III 2.5. heaeo., gwen for
the decline Great victory on the james
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ID ARMY Corps, Aug. 26th-l p. NJ.
To Lieut. Gen Grant
Since sending my last dispatch
| have cOnyersed with tue sale guard. lie
did not leave the field till after sunrise. At
that time nearly ali the enemy had LETT,
moving towards Petersburg. lie says they
abandoned not only their dead, but their
wounded also. lie cOnyersed with an officer,
who sand their losses were greater than ever
before during the war. The safe guard
says he was over the field, and it
was covered with the enemy's
dead and wounded. lie has seen a great
many battle fields, but never such sight.
Very few OF the dead were ours. Nearly
all belongs to the enemy. All of our wound
ed were brought of, but our dead are un-
buried. have instructed General Gregg,
to make an effort to send party to the field
and bury dead.
tSigned) G. G. MEAD,
Major General.
Onr forces hold the Weldon railroad, and
in despatch dated P. a.. yesterday, Gen.
Grant SAYS, that their loss of the first road
seems to be blow to the enemy he cannot
stand. | think do not Overstate the loss of
the enemy in the last two weeks at ten thous-
and killed and wounded. We have lost
heavily but ours has been mostly in captures
wien the enemy gained temporary adyan-
tages.
The number Of rebel prisoners taken has
not yet been reported
Gen. Grant makes the following repcrt:
Yesterday Thursday morning the en-
envy drove in Batier's picxet line.
The picket guard soon rallied, however.
and drove the enemy back and re-established
their line. The result was one killed IL
wounded and IA missing on our side. Two
commanding officers and SO enlisted men
were captured from the enemy. What their
casua ties were in killed and wounded We do
not know. rt-
(Signed) EDwN u STANTON.
Sec. OF War.
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ARCTIC CREAM FREEZER.
THE Best In the World For sale by
i u. b. BL0DdETT CO.
Nay 10.
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rEERIE HOOKS.

vp,RFBIF Hooks. Landing Hooks,
anG few articles in the hshinS, In ~ SllillS
At J. & bA'-'1
Aug s.
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Window and Door Frames and Castings,
B.dSEBOARDS,
-fRCHITRAV YES,
.HOULDLNGS
and BRACKETS
or every description.
Planning, Saving, Turning and Scroll
Saving done to order
PLANS AND ESTIMATES FURNISHED.
wARREN's PATENT ROOFING COM
POSITION AND FELTING
Constantly on hand.
Persons in want Of any Of the above articles
would do we'll to call and examine work and prices.
Factory Corner Of Church and Main Streets, Bur-
hngtOn, Vermont
daw6m ". c. PATTEE.
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COMMITTING that is Neat, Nice and New-that
= which is Just suitef to the times-is a Family
Wine and Cider Mill, with Press combined.
Also Cider Mills for larger purposes simple
compact and strong, just received
at PEIRCES.
August IL. 81.
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II. c. WILSON.

PRE-InENr.-HENRY CROKER.
NlCE-fHE- DEM DANIEL SHARP.
SsCHErAEY,-N II. utLLiSTER-
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DOUBLE LEVER wRINGERs.

Much improved with Metal boxes for the pivot,
wi OF hearings To turn 10 Warranted With or
without cogsi they squeeze clothes dry with great
er ease TO the user, as many persons with weak
back and wrists have told u.s. alter tryinr several
kinds Of wringers. Three sizes, 81, IS and S.
Sold by J. E. BRINSMAID
Old Stand, Church street Jewelry Store
AM rsrt the Machine replaced If wanted
April b.
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AR c. AEHs'

THE sim Bounty due soldiers
Il wound received ia battle.
DELAY We pas especial acteUf
Which other attorney have FAlLG..
been Il oFENutu. OF v1icl there .-.
sands. We have already collie o.
soldiers and their heirs over sjoO.Nut
paying thousands daily. We secdr.
ten dollars, and collect BOUNTY and DO
ten per cent, and 40 pay until AFrsa
ceedct.
Ths tiny Fsr1f Is published monthly
voted O. the interests % the soldier iui
to whom IL is invaluable Write Us 1.
send you IA copy free, ~. for fsi-fg cents We
tou by return mail % me engraved tr'
album size) OF 1t zen. Grant, ant ta~
Gd Tor one gear To persons s-ul'u-
We viii send. A. premium, an atiit' ua
ne Herdld for one year, and i4r eltA
subscriber an additional likeness o. t"e ~.
me Cluh, 50 that a person sending Us ~
ana -, viii be entitled 20 receive, f-s
LiAenesses and The army Hsrrd ir one
ior any other numrer in the same raii'-
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GENERAL MANAGER OF Ae1NcIEs IS rHE ys- u
LAND STATES.
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TABLE MATS
New JeweIry,

M full assortment 81 Gold, Silver, Plated
"A and Fancy Articles; Red, White, Black, Blue
and Gold Ball Ear Nobs Acorn and Bell do. Ice
Pitchers and a full stock Of Rogers Brothers
Plated Ware Silver Goods full stock Gold Pens,
Tooth Picks, Soldiers Goods. britannia Ware,
Ivory Handled and Plated Cutlery, Dog Collars,
Coffin Plates, and very extensive variety Of other
Goods. -
e. BRINSMAID,
(0ld stand) Church street.
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UNION
Mutual Life Insurance g.
DIRECTORS OFFICE.

INCORPORATED Blythe STATE 0eWae-
Charter Perpetual Organ
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
HOTEL REoPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH. Proprietor,
Cor. MaIu and Third Sts.,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

FEHIS OLD, WE'LL ESTABLISHED, AND
j. widely known Hotel has been closed for sew
erai weeks undergoing repairs. 1t has, during
this time, been repainted inside and cut, has been
throoghiy hited up, and in great measure furn-
ished with new beds and furniture The propria-
tor has made every arrangement to render his
house Convenient, healthy aud agreeable to the
public.
Thanking the public FOR the fine patronage that
for a series Of years has been extended 10 ths
Washington, he invites a renewal oftheir ens.ona.
and will sndeavor to have his table furnished AMI
the house managed in way 10 merit their coutiu
ued patronage.
Omnibusss viii carry passengers to and from
the Denot free. iuly2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
DIYON,S AROMATIC
BLACKBERRY
HARMINA NATIVE

Is the only safe and sure cure. Il con.
aims no epiaes or deleterious drugs, no min.
sral or other injurious compounds common
o remedies generally sold for this class OF
disease. 1t is 50 efscacious that Physicians
sery generally use il in their practice in
III chronic aud dangerous eases.
ET Use no Cholera mixtures or doubt.
fal compositions, many Of which under
uiHe and ruin the constitution when you
an obtain al unfailing remedy as simple
md safe az BIackbcrries themselves.
Ask for DfxoS's BLAcKBERRr GAMMA.
rtvE, and see that the proprietsr's name 10
written on the outside wrapper Of each bot
lie. Prepared only by
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
INDIAN MEDICINES

Ohorokeo Cure
IS ss9ailtng eurs fer spsvTHa.srrAea. sslsiHal
Weakaess, AocfaFaal Ersiassoas esd aidsssasss
cd By eel pohation sueA as Eoss 81 NesoTg Un3rsv-
ssl LassiaMde. Pains is fhs Back. Disaaess s Fsie
Presaaftwe Old Ase; Weak Nsssss. DtHealiR ef
Bfsafhiug Trersbffsg Hekefafasss, Erupfsans fks
Face, Pale Coateaace, Eaaaisy. Consss,aptoa, end
al the Drsfd eeiapiaaass eaassd ~ dspaStsg sers
hs pafh ef Hatstrs.
nS~This medieins j. simple vegetable sxtract,
and one on which sl can rely, - il has been used
In our practice for many years, aud with thons.
Ands treated. II has R0t failed In single Instance
Its curative powers have teen Sufficient to gain
victory over ths most stahbora ease.
ns-To those who hare trifed with their consti-
tuition, until they think themselves beyond the
reach % medical aid. xs wonld say. Despair satf :
the CHEKoKtE CEEE will restore you to health
aud vgUr, and after al qiIack doctors have failed
Es-For full particulars, get Circular from ans
Drug store Ia the country or write the Proprie-
tors, who viii mall free 20 any desiring the same
full treatise In pamphl1t form
a-pFicea, s. per bottle or thrss hs:tlss FOR s.
and forwarded by Express 70 all parta 0f the world
S~ Sold By al respectable druggists every
where.
DR.. W. r. Merwin & Co.
s0LK PaopRTgr0as,
No. 50 Liberty Street. New York
~ sold IN Evansville by Wm. BArhawer an3
BY wll druggists every where FFehIGdkwly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
by spe STA !,

Aad Its attendant train q symptoms 10 acts naass
IKE charm than medicine. Their is nothing
in the raags Of the AateFs Mediea, ah4t FOR mo,
meat bear = comparison ~itA il ia this diseAse
fail account Of this wonderful plant mas b.
found Ia the llth edition Of the q. s. Dispensaio
~. psges kisI and 1888
series ef experiments III whieh Dr Buii has
Been for years engaged, has Jest been brought 10
successful ternitAatlon, and be Is enabled e.
oHsF 20 the public combination of Gedrou With
other approved lanies, the whsls preserved ia fhs
best quality Of copper distilled Bourbon whfsk .
whieh he i confident has rqual IN the world
de might furnish s0lums " certificates. hut
the puhlia have long sincs learned 10 estimate
thiHgs 81 their trua value The safest plan is fof
every one To test for himself tha virtues VI a new
medicine Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23

ons trial sad yon will neqer mss any efhsfs
IL = not accessory 20 pnhilah long iist u dia
sas~s or which tbs Gedron bifters aFe = speeihe
10 all diseases af the STOMACH. BOW.
ELS, LIVER OH KIBEENss
In all affections Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DERANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH or BOW Els
Is GOUT, ,RHEuMATIsM AND HEu-
RALGfAg
And In FEVER AND AGUEs
IL IL destined 70 snpeFemda all ether femeaies Ii
BOT eRi4 cures these diseases, hut it pAKvKsrs
them.
A wiae glass full Of the Blttefs taken an hsnr
bstore each meal, will obYiAta the ll effects Of The
fnosf unhealthy climate, sna screen the person
taking 4 against atsss~s asdeF Tbs ulest trying
exposures.
seld by pruKEists ard Grpxers generally
H@~Dr. JOHN BeLL's Principal OfAea, Flnh
stre@t. Louisyllls, Kg
sold By PETER YIRRLINe
feoS Seie Agent Evansville Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
CRESCENT CITY Hotel.

MRS. McINTIRE BEGs LEAVE TO INFORM
INI the public and travelling community that she
has bought cut Mrs. webb's old stand, known as
the Crescent City Hotel, opposite the Steamboat
Landing, for the purpose of accommodating the
public with beard and lodging at reasonably rates.
iu2dem.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
Organic Weakness.

Lees oi natural vigoF. nervous And general de.
bllity, with ssln eFuptious fever sores, pains in
every bone ard muscle, loss Of memory, headache
aud dizFinass, night dfaams. emil slnus impo-
tnce, stc. etc. and the endless other suaerinKs
which atfitei sueh PATIENT wiii b. eured by
MEANS al pssas o. a in al thu NeW YORK Clty
Hs4 pitals. and these 10 Brooklyn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
REMOVAL.
TH0S. g. MAGHER

HAS REMOVED his WHOLESALE MANU-
i fasturing Establishment 10 No. FIRST
STREET. b~lsw Main he has large and ele-
Kant assortment Of Home-nlais Work, ~ ans As
the Hnsst. guaranteed ~ "gsod as the best" aud
for sale cheap as he cheapest" and q little
cheaper.
His eatirs stock - consisting of ane Buggy,
Coach, and Carriage harness, Light Trotsins,
HsAvy Wagou. Dray, aud Express Harness. Sad
dlssa In endless variety, Brifiles Of all kinds in
any qu2ntitys Collars, Gir4hs, surciuEies, Check
Lines. Military work /; In short, everything in
bis line. from Hause strap % 50 Monitor Sad
die has hasn naaaEfaetured under bis inms-
di&ts supervision. by skillful and experienced
work maa, and 10 new offered 10 shs trade at
EASTERN PRICES. Being ahls TO compete suc-
ssssfsiiy with anyfhing In the market, n style,
nnishs 6umhtlisy, and prize, be oAly asks trisz.
OAR and 81 srfsns for you<-e4ves- Ap2s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23


Ever brought to this City. which is
made up of the best Foreign and
Domestic materials. Great care
has been displayed in the selection
of their Goods, which, owing to
their superior quality, make and
style, cannot be excelled anywhere.
As they have also bought their
entire stock "Cash Down." they
deem themselves justified in assert
ing that they can and shall offer
greater advantages to customers
regarding styles. prices, qualities
and assortment than any other
house in this city.
Those who intend favoring us
with call are respectfully invited
TO examine and convince them.
selves.
Remember the place
-. SEELIG * CO,
MODERN BAZAAR Of FASHION,
No. "a Main Street,
inert to WasAingtos House
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23

silk MantIlIas and S0rmner ShaWIs.
yy~K WILL SELL OFF OUR STOCK or SILK
w MaAFitlas and SoFn1ner shawIs At old prIcss
They were bought when goeds wers cheap, and
cheap We will sell them. e
- T9 SCHAPKER BUSsTSG.
No 70 Main street,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23

Keep Cool.
A LARGE STOCK OF PALM LEAF FANS
II just received at
scHAPKER 4 BUssIEGs,
Ne. % Main Street,
Next 10 Cooks erocery
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
Compound rsctoraI OF vviId cherry

has become 9 heHsshaId word throughout ths
West and soath and his Msrm Lozsngss IN Ies,
than year aftsr their Introduction, attained
repuistion as side spread ths continent {
North America. Bat the ercwninE glory OF h >
Tie remains to be attained In his latest discovery
or rather combination for he does not claim 10
have been the dieeovsrer of CEDR0N, which il the
basis ot the kittsrs now offered 10 the pnbHe
That honor belongs 70 the native inhabitants Of
Central Amsrtsa, 70 whom its virtues have been
known for more ihaa two hundred years. Armed
with if, the Indian bids distance 20 the ausf dead
ly Malaria and handles witheuf fear tho most vei
emous serpents II % belief with them that
while there 10 bresth iefs In tbs body, the gedron
is potent to cure, matter what th= dlseass y a.
be-.
While DR., Ball IS nat prepared tB indorse this
sxtravagent fretensioB, he is nevertheless satls-
ne@ from = thorough examination OF ths evidence
relative 10 Its virtues that a. a re euedv and prs
tentative for ali diseases arising from extsos.lra
either to the changes Of weather aud climate OF ta
the miaanTatIe iuanrBcss, IL stands without = ri.
val, aud justly deserves tbs reputation Il has q
iaug esioyed ia Central America and the West In
dtea. In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23

Bar 'em Ont.
A LARGE Stuck or MUsoUrT0 BARS JUST
~ opened aad setiiue cheap ct
sCAHA PMER & BUssTSG,
Ne. 70 Main street,
Next to Cocks Grocery.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
DRY GOODs..'


Dress Goods nj old Prices.
THE LARGE ADVANCE IN GOLD has ALSO
L caused largo advance fn foreign Dress Goods,
hut 80 are dsslrous 20 open ln our new Store
neat fall With entire new stock We will sell
% oar Stock of DRESS geo5s very cheap.
gcHAFKER 4 BUssING,
No. % Main Street,
Next 70 Cook q Grocery
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
MERCURY.

cure wtfh vegetable NeutraiizeT, which Al once
arrests the dsease and very aeon removes the isst
fs-ttgs from slaa system, having tho patient a.
vigorous Ana healthy. and tbs skih a. fresh and
blooming, a. before tie disease was esatfnctsd-
40 matter ef hos long standing
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23

MO MANS MANN Is MORE INTIMATELY
- eonnectsd With the history o. the Mafar.A
medica of the United States, or mere favorably
known as pioneer 10 medical discovery, tkah
that Of DIR. JOHN BULL, 81 Laalsville XIV, his
tnimitsbls preparations ef sarsapariliA has long
stood al the head Of the various eouponuds OF that
saluAsls drug. Kis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23

Honor the Fourth.
A LARGE STOCK or FLAGS, WORTH FROM
II ave cents 20 forty doliars piees, inst reeeiv
ed and selling cheap st
soHAPKER BUssTNG,
No. Is Main Street.
Next 70 Caok's dracevy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-23
RAT EXTERMTNATOR.

For Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants, Bed
Bugs, Moths ina Furs, Wooiens. sc.
Insects on Plants, Fowls, mRls,
&C.
"enly infallible remedies known"
a. Free from Poisons.H
Not dangerous to the Human Family"
'' Rats come out OF their holes 30 die"
nB-Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
Ds- Sold by all Druggists and Retailers every
WHERE.
ns- III BEwAREli Of all worthless limitations.
aE-See shat " CosFAR's" name is on each box,
Bottle and FLASK. before you buv.
ns-Address HENRY h. COSTAR.
nB-Prineipal Depot No. 4s3 Broadway, n. Y.
rS~Soid hv- KELLER s WHITE,
LEIGH 6 CARLSTEADT,
RR0UGHT0N & WOOD,
Wholesale aud Retail Agents,
1856 Evansville, Ind.