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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-12-04
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unb mad 5 llbr atents In ieinem 9duIs. nnO tn Ter 8wt'
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tQpuiS TbeIem 9e9en 2outie
Saws. &cr benz 6riebenSridter Wiiller lam
fplaerper San Dor: 9eS Sld9erS 6rau lautte en
iei6eneS Sleis, 800 mertb, sur Gertlaatelt, fir
ipeldes let,ere $50 pprItredte NIB reriprod, Icl>
bigeS III Adt St llebr1en &c. 9ls Der &lG9er oter
nit Dem @eIoe FAM nnb lein &leib rerla10te, aud,
bic Sntereilen beSoblen tpplte, 70 Iaete Gerfla9te,
naS Slelo let 9elto9lell 9eweien ilnb eS babe $50
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suIprad.
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rntbsIdtime aus, baruntcr 81 al gfe9erpaare. SIM
0tppemter beS lebten SabreS purben I'M @arlSelt
1874 S6eine alS9etelt.
AIGentbalben II II 8 ii If. - Otr. So9t
Sobnipn, ein Sarr1er, ipelder III Der unl9e9enp
BON Ypolespile, Wtcntgpmerp County, Otb.,
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fleii6 l11b Semitic in biele Stabt. gr belt Wtpr<
gems 9 llbr init %ieitelt 8llbriperfe ppr Yerrp &
SrpS. S6nittipaareulaoe1, nm eiltt9e @altcoeS
ein5ufarfell, inbcm er gGe8, Bis atf en Sdipeirt
prn $50 Hfo., r~crtauft bate.
Oils CT leine @irtfIllfe in benz bel1alll1ten 2aben
oenla6t bate, wpllte er nad leinem @eIpane lebe1l.
Iber, . Odrefen I! Bferbe, ga9elt ltllp Sdipellt
martl1 fort. CT %pffertrte Neillerll flelnelt &llabelt,
meldcr baltalb, eineu Dollar, pellitl er allSf1be1
tIuntt, ppbin baS 6ubrlperf 9efabrea ipprben iei.
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sei fib nad benz Oiebe rlnIebel1 fpnnte.
tIngriffi IN nj Dberil der Nbtt9t.-
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Serb6r SIT belteben bate, lte0te ibn inter Sltr9>
Idaft, I'M ror @eridt 81 erldeinelt.
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9trabe, smiiden s unb g Ctr. cine Confectionery
Bat, oir9 DOR eilti9el1 Sagen auf eini9e Nttllntell
mad, ,iriclt S%irlterSimmer. &ls lie 5lrltffebrte,
erflbr fe, Dap ii6 et &nabe i'll benz 9aDell allfs
battle. sic Iab lumber, aber fonnte lbt ltttbt &C.
ipabr tperpeu. @uS Ie iebpd btnter ben 4aben@
ttId fab, erblidte ie eilte1 15jdbrtgen Snabell,
ipelder ii6 baielblt Der tedt bate. Gr ipolte li9
ipbann entfernelI, aber Otr8. Oeder belt ib11 felt,
bis Der Sergeallt Gflpff fun, benz ite benlelbet
~iiter9ab. Ser &uabe CAB ~leine1 9tdnlet ais Sa@
mes Ypun9 al nllb ia9te, DaB er BET I'd. Wtc0erz
mid Wobne. G8 irurDe III ieiner Salde el1 Srtet
9ef1neen, melber Die Yo1tnlarfe Wtontreal, Sa<
naba, fiibrte u1b all Yatrid OfcOcrmtd, Wolb<
3. g., a~bbrelfirt mar. Der Sllabe pllr0e
g~elteriI Ntprget Dem. Superintendent NldarDS
Slr Gerft9u19 geiteat.
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Sic unnOcrbaritcn Rrnouttiuurn
3auienoe iino ulabenoIi9 gesenpdrtig
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unb fnbt, Netet b6lt urb Epbte ror ttb 5n lsFgns9leupt ne9
Stel nfntesr Semanbsn nit fattem Na \ et Settunten
men ieten Mbenb sur 8flniteun9 ietnss iaRlretden gu0lt-
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Winter.
SIM 2Siute,fleibe Iie9t 9esiiGt
Isle eanoi6aft melt uuber-
Gin Bib, 70 melt ba8 AuSe rei6t,
go tobt, 70 freutenleer.
Dp@ fieb', bic Spnne bri&t ii& SaRn
Mus tiiter'm stebelsrau,
nnb spiti6ernb fieSt bas SSSeIeiu
6iuauf iurt Simmelsblau.
ilne N1les, Gnes INT mid Der,
@esritBt Ter Come 0i6t;
gtur i9, i'm bitftern 3imnierlein
@rfreu mid beiien ni4t.
Geitbem Du mid U~erlaIIen 9aft,
Sos Winter in mein SG5,
2ein Stra6l ber 2iebe faint 6inetu
gu linbern meiuen S4mer5.
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nTTs Nletnen 6%reunten uno Gefaunter Icrrte rem eeebr-
QlLLll= ten Yublifum sur gahrtht, tas t6 has ron Serrn
0pr9WE1 sefItrte SOel. go. 271 %. prdttltr taufl6 nbsr-
npntrnen babe unc am Wtcntag, A. DEG, wlCraens IL lPr unl
hes Mt9nfS I'M Z ltr eiren etnen ~fuperben 2un6 Ierstrei
wsrte, mOsu uGe i~reurtIt&ft etn8eIaten inb
(farnp) Sptn.G. 9ed.
&T70 0und urn $an3fran36en.
FnTMs Ter rnterSet6nete madt hermit fstnen Trtun.
NllLlls sen uuS Sttanuten, fppte benz eeetrten Yublttup'
Sic Nnieiae, bas er bic fruter ppt 9rn. Semrab etfibrte
Uirttibaft anf Builder Siu fduflt6 %ibernrmnen bat ub
tiefelte Otenfae, 5. DeSr tpn Wttttaes IL lltr an NIT etnsm
luperten 9un6 nn6 res MbenbS nit erem &anJtr3ni6en
erGfinen ptrb, rcp,u or &Ie frenntlt6f e~inlatet.
(nott) Gba~rIes SetnpIk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
River ~ WIS.

The ice had all disappeared from the
river yesterday afternoon and nayiga-
sion may be considered as fully restored,
30 to continue until next winter, The
weather is growing colder, with pierre.
ing, though light, northwest wind blow.
In, end indications Of snow.
There vas but little business done on
the leyee yesterday afternoon.
The Countess left about noon with
moderate trip.
The Pauline Carroll left in the after
noon With about $50 tons of freight and
good contracts below
The only arrivals up to dark, since
noon, were the A Baker and Mercury
from Louisville, and the Kentucky, from
Ms lie for louisville
he Mercury left fpr Memphis with
cavalry on board. The Baker sill prob
aly load here
Tie r. K Dunkerson took out mag
nfeent Zip for Bowlinggreen
The Wsmadeo left for the coal mines
above. with two or three barges in tow.
The Cuba, Capt Allen Duncan, will
90 Mount Vernon and load on Gov
ernment account
The harmora will hll up here and
leave to-day for Passport Passengers
for that port will receive courteous IT.
.entions from our young friend Henry
Miller, her chief clerk.
The Ada Lyon has been pressed and
will 60 to Nashville with Jack Heath at
her wheel.
The Rose Hte viii be here to-day
from Louisville 10 the mail line
Tho Louisville Press Of yesterday
says:
The 81 Nicholas starts TO New Or
leans this evening in charge of Captain
Jim S. Richey, a gallant and thorough
hoatman, aud who will take every care
OF passengers, and safely manage the
boat The clerks, Messrs. j. NJ. Beatty
aud G. Hurley, will be found courteous
aud proficient in their duties. She Ia a
good boat and we'll provided in all re-
spects, and we commend her to the pub
lio She starts at four o'clock from
Portland -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
W6sHIxorex Feb

WAsHIgores, Feb. I.
sENATE.-Mr. Trumbuil called up
the resolution offered By him few days
since. declaring as follows:
WHEREAS, The Secretary Of the SEN
ate has submitted the constitutional
amendment to the President for his sp-
prevail and,
WHEREAS, Propositions to amend the
coustitution do not require the approval
Of the President; therefore,
Resokred, That the action Of the acc
Rotary 10 this case shall net be taken as
a precedent for the future.
Resolution was adopted.
The chairman here said that the un-
finished business was bill in relation
to the enrolment Iaw, which was then
taken up, pending question was the
adoption Of Mr. Conness, to make the.
third section read so that substitute
brokers, recruiting agents, or other per
sons who shall for pay or profit enlist
insane persons or in a condition Of in
toxication, ehail be punished
Mr. Cowan moved to amend the third
section 80 as to make persons accused
of crimes above meutioned amenable to
the civil courts, instead of court martial
or military com missions.
The question on the adoption Of Mr..
Cowaas amendment was decided In the
affirmative, By yeas 20, nays IA.
HOUSE --Beaman, from the select
committee, made report accompanied
By the folloslng resolutions
ResoIred, That the Speaker Of the
House issue bis warrant, directed 70
the SARGENT II Arms, to command him
to take into cuslody The body Of A. p
Field, convicted Of breach Of privilege
Of this House, in using language OF IN
timidation and bullying 70 deter w d
Kelly, 4 Representative from the Sixth
Congressional District Of peunsylyania,
from the free and fearless exercise o.
his rights and duties as a member 81
Congress on voting and deciding OF
pending subject Of investigation, ant
following up said attempted bullying
and intimidation By au assault upon
said W. u Kelly, and thai A. 7. Fislt
De Feprimanded By the Speaker
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

Diarrhoea and Dysentsrry.-We have sx-
a1ainsd = great number Of letters from soras 81
the most prominent eitlzsBs Of Cincinnati AEI
CoviBgton. etc, speaking in the highest ssruss'of
Dr.. strsckl&zd's Anti Cholera Mixture, for The
cure Of Disrrh04 and Dyssnferry. Tbs letters
airs too long to publish. Mr.. Woods Of Cov.ng
ton, says he was pronounced ineurabis by the
best doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottie Of Dr..
strlekIand's Anti Cholera Mixture sEectsd PER
uaneht cure, after suffering for mouths With The
sorzt form % Diarrha~ and Dyssutsrry. FOR
sale hv Druggists.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08


"a Let these who have doubted the vi rtues
BUNS cEDzos RIrrKRs, II any sneh there be
rsad the following Certificate from gentlemen vel,
known 10 this community, and doubt no more.
It's general introduction into the army will save
the lives ofthousanas Of our soldiers;
LovisvuLx, Ky, June "a, ISIS.
We, the undersigned, have seen the good ssoets
produced By the use Of DR.. JoHS BvLL's CEDsoS
bTTEkAs in case Of general debility aud prestrasoa
Of the system, and believe It's general use would
prevent disease and relieve much auaering.-
Among our soldiers particularly would this b the
ease. especially those who are exposed ,e miA..
matte influence 81 the Southern climate.
MAI. PHILIP SPEED.
Collector Int. Rev. 81 Dis. KY.
cHAs. B. COTTON.
collsessr Of tie Port Of LOuisviue. Ky.
Provost Marshal den'l Of Kentucky.
REv. y. p. HENDERSON,
Vice Prcst u Sanitary Cennissien.
HARVEY, HUGHES 3 CO,
Publisher Democrat
GEo. p. noERN,
Prop. LopisSille Anzeigr<.
HUGHES & PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goeds Dealers, Main Street,
Louisville, Ky.
DAVIS. GREEN & Co,
Wholesals Shoe Dealer, Main ST., Louisville.
HART MAPoTHER,
photographers. cor. Market and TAird sss..
JULIUS wINTER,
Clothing Merchant. cor Sd and Market SITS,
Louisville, KY.
GAIT. 3, +. HILDRETH.
OF Steamer Major Aadersoa
MAI. Y. i. THuSrON,
ESynRster q. s. Army
@. Il. AErcALF,
-, s. ssonai Hotel. LcuisviIle, Is. -s-
COL yE.sSE BAYLES,
9Th KY. Cavalry
aE0BGE D. PRENTICE
louisville journal
eee 91vSrstssasnt ia another cslurnn
$50 " soid ~ PKTER vTERLrNe.
sole Agent, MvAnsuiiie, Ina
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

NEw Yosk, Feb 7.--It is ascertained
that about forty thousand persons whose
names had been enrolled Tor draft Ia this
city cannot DO found, besides a very
large numbas Of those found are cx
cmpt b. age, sc. Additions are being
made, however, Of new names, and it il
sxrected that there will be found from
$4,000 10 JOG. 900 persons liable to drail
n this city
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
INDIAN MEDTCINEs.

0hSLoA- 0NLS
IA aafasline ewrs for sfsrsaa.srvAea, sealaai
WeaAness, Neeksrnni Eaisstea eaa ai{dlssasss
81 ts ssfpe&sEssgas swes Lees ~ lAesagg. Hssssz
sal L4ssstd4. Paass ~ Back, huaac.s ~ FBsss,
pyszsatars Old Age; Weak ksrHes, DteiealfE II
Bveafhaag. TysnsbIss, Nsksfaiasss. KFaise@s fss
Face Pale Coaaassanse, fssaassg. Csassaeptsa sssa
aA TIE Dsvsff sosepaafats easaaf " d7s@rsis raas
~ paaA Fl ssalsse
&g- This meaietne lisa simple sgstshis extract.
aud one on whsh al ear rely, As lt has b1ea used
Ia aHF praeties fsr many years, ara eth theas-
an4s treated it has got failed is siHFie inssane1.
tts curative powers havs neeh sufa slsnt 70 gals
victory Vser the most ssEbbarH cas-.
gA-Te these whe have tFifed with ssslF ceastf.
tntIos, until they think themselves beyond the
reach Of medical all Sc weHiA say Despair sekf
the CHxKsxKk craK will Festore you 70 health
and vtz0F aud Ater al qaask daetefs have failed
@s-For full particulars get Circular from ans
Drug Stare in tha caEntrys WFits tha pregFl&-
soFs. who will mai. free 20 any desiring tho SANE,
fall tFeAfisa 10 pasaphiss form.
@& prfoss, 81 per kotEis eF three hsttiss for s.,
aud forwarded ~ Exprsas tn ali parts of the wnTiA
2s- said By All Feap~stAbio druggists ever,
shsFe.
DR.. W. r. Merwin & Co
soIK FKarRfxToRs,
Ne. - Liberty sEresf, Mes York.
&E-selA In Evansylils ~ WIN. HisFbewer asd
y "a druggists sv@rs stsFe. lFebteakwiy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
FLOUR.

Igleheart Brothers to the
Hungry.
no YoU wAET FLouRf
~ CoEs % sks sonkhsrn Mfiln
DO YoU VAST CoES mEALf
Con1s 70 sks soathsrn Mills
Do roc wAET BIAS AND sETPsTUFFf
Dous - the SoafbsFn MHls
Do ycu vast ysnr Brad asd ICED fresh. ana
sat y year h0msf Gems = tn. southern Mills
and yea ST e., Ell suok1ng bet, thsss sol6 zoEn-
tzgH-
"A. oas aAd Bzz Ecu1 gyzn ell hzzspn
infEN - - sss6x Of Bsozst seFNst 3z4 owsA1.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
A CARD.

Ths uns9rnsxnss having sold CIT his sntsrs s.oeA
81 E~as1v 4 40 ClotkfBxs ard Gsntismsns' r n.
rIxhTnx Gods, ard retired hon the bnsinsses
Ssr-E~ expresses hts grateful acknowls xszents
- - nurssrozs fr5en1s and eustonsrB tor tne4r
- oxtToEnxs 20 literally sxtsadsd 70 hin, and
s~rnsd ress@cffnliy FecouEsnd MsssF1 Taylor
c.. We ksys sucrss1sd i'm ir tns bu%1e9r sne
wsss ~ nDw pzsparSz se fzTaish % shs nm-
- esxTw Awxzeis fz thazy Ina. 81 the - hzse
eualsEFs sma - shs nzest eswsv~bis $3.50.
m y. LYoH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
SPECIAL MOTTO

Volunteers, read this.--For the aerAngs.
ment Of the system, change Of diet, wouuds,
sores, bruises aud eruptlona 20 which every vol.
unteor Is tlabis there are no remedies 80 sac
convenient aud SURE as Holloway's Piia aud
Oiutmsnt, thoroughly tessod In the Crimean and
Italian campaigns, II the reader Of this little
"noteo cannot set box Of Pills or Ointment
from the Drug Store In his place, let him write to
me, 50 Maiden Lane, enclosing tho ameant, aud
will mail box frea Of expense. Many dealers
viii not keep my medicines on hand because they
cannot make g. much profit a. on other parsons
make. % eenta, 81 essts, and 81 40 per box or
pot. Fsh2-iwd
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

BALTIMORE, Feb 4-The flag Of truce
't@amer New York arrived from For
Monroe yesterday with 800 Union pfis
nefs, inclndiug 40 officers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
The Evansville
N A T ! 0 N A l. B A N e.
Authorized Capitai:::41,0O0,OOO
Subscribed Capital 500 600.
Paid IN Capital:::::: 10000

ST ckH Lpxass
Wa. J. LewNx. Csc. VI RAFMmoxR, DAvgp J.
NAckxx. Lavt fs1kaEAng. SAIL n. Aaemkk
sAn'L BAaAap. RasT r.. businesses. sAmusE
uRR. ne p. HrsMF Csc PRakross an.
axrEnAN, R0nT. b. honk<1a. AIS MAtH1ow =
aAkeus -HKkwaop Of Ksersssiiei JAS. d. D.
LkSI3R. q Nsw YeFks n. @. kExTRG CT, " Cha
alanatss A y Phelps. II Nswenrshs AawaFd
n axphy, Of Nsw Hsrmony.
cFEtcxa4s
WILLIAM ]. Lowry. Pnssidenf.
sAaUEL 0sk. Vice. PrraiaenE;
gonERT 4 kuBEkTs. Cashier.
DERHceakss
Wa. LawRx. eAmI osA. D. J. MAc9sx. Csc.
p. RunsesxH, Ronr X. pgsxnaos, sAMeEE NJ
AReaGn, RoaeAg h. ReRkRrn.
Thls Bsak viii b ep~n fsT busknsss a. the cor
neE o. Matn and Wafer strests. ander Brown,
Dankereon Co. sofaue, On Mohaay. the sofa day
fserasry, 1853 lanxs-u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
coLeArK,s HONEY soar.

Tbs celebrated Toilet soap, In such uni.
vers,d demand, Is made fsom the choicest ma
terials ia mild and cmOtIisnt in ita nature,
fragrantIy scented, and extremely bene
aciaI Ia It's action upon the skin. For sale BY
Druggists ard Fancy Goods Dealers,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

The most valuable remedy before she public
without any exception. is Dtxon's blackberry
Carminativs. Il always effects aenrn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
BANK sTATEMENT.
The Evansville National Rank



TaKAsvRr DsrAzSM az
0Trtck or CoAPTKaLLE& OF xHs CraaM&a
Washtagion, JaauAfy Isth.IKW
WHEREAS. by satisfactory ssidrace presided 70
the andesslxned 81 has hesa maize % appear that
TKE KvsssvxLkK NaTfeSA1 BANK" il tbs city
Of Evansxitis. "a shs eoanty u FAadsrburxk and
State Indiana, has hssu duly orgAaixea 1paer
aud according 10 thu requis~meats of tbs Act ef
Couxraws ~ngitse1 - An Aet t. pfovids National
Cnrrpncy Sc ured hy 8 pie, g. Of Q. ). Bonds.
srd &c provide tha cfrsais n and rsdeMpttnn
ta~E~of." approved Jane 81, 1sst. and has 0on-
pi led Vi lth al the prnxis5eas Of said act required
% b compiled with before commencing the nasi-
ness o. b4nkinE nnd-r sid act.
New. THKzxFaRs 4 Hugh MeCnslnrh. Comp
trolier II The mr. sey do h.reby certify that The
Evansville National Rsuk. ia be ely 81 Erxns-
vtaies - lhr ceunty u Yanderburgh and State q
IndiaRa. Il eathertHed e. oentmsace the business
Of banking ander the act Aforesaid
tn tsbtimeuy whereof witness my hand and seal
81 sfce fhis niuetSeath day " January ls65.
As uCGH eJrbLOca,
CrWpfroltQr u tA1 cnFrwneV
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

Rrom hks ]. kewtoa BFown, D. D., Ealtar ef
ths kDcyciopediA u xsena Knowlsdxs aud
Ghrastaan IhEanlpAs. Rhsladslphlas
Although sat diHposea g. svar aF Eeeemmend
Pstsnt Msaiclues In general throaEa dlstFust q
shslF iBgTedisnts and eascta. yss know Of No
sufaeiaat reaaens Why msn may not testify 10
the benessts be believes himself e have eeived
from any simple preparation, In the kops that he
may thus esnt<ibute 20 the benens 81 others. -
DO shis tbs mere readily In regard 10 Hosf-
lAnas esrmsn Bltt@Fs, prepared By DR.. @ n
IAekson II taas atty. bscsusa 1 ess preiadicea
asstast them for masy years, andsr shs impree.
sioa that they WeFe chiefly az alcoholic mixture
I ara Indebted - my friand, Robert ahosmaksF.
Ksas fer tbs FeHgFNl u fhls prejudice By proper
tssfNs aaa fuF encouragement 70 try them whsu
suffering from grsst And long eontlnaed debility.
The u thrue bottles Of thsas pstsaFs az ghe be-
ainning u tbs 2Fe2ant ys&Fs w1s followed b swi.
asat relief aud rswtoratioe, 10 degree sf bodily
and rasntal sigar wbicA I bad net ssit Tor six
months before, and hsd almo=t dsspAirs6 Of re-.
gaining. therefore thanh God And MY fsfsna
for aiFsnt1ng me 20 the uss Of thsns.
, aEwToK BROWN,
Philadsiphis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

DIS EAsEs OF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL.
Urinary, and Sexual systems-new and reliable
troatmoat-la Reports Of the HOWARD Ass0-
CITATION, Seat by mail Ia scaled letter envel-
-opes, tree OF charge. Address DR. }. skfBLtN
HouGnToN, Howard Association, Ne. South
Niath street, PhtlAasiphia. Pa.
aprItSs dkvxiys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

why submit to,fhs sussring attendant upon
diseases Of tbs bowels, when Dixon's Blackberry
JsrrnInaliYe can BE- obtained at any respectable
srsy s.orsz IaBfe-I~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08

From the Rev. Ja@sIh II. Esnnard, Pastor
the Tenih BsHsist Church
Dv Taeksoa,
DEAM s1E II have besn frequently requested
connect my name stih eommsnaAffons Of differ
eat klnaa II mediolnaa. bat regarding the prAc-
tics a. cut Of ny appropriate sphere. have IL 2i
eAsss asesineas but with clear proof In various
DISTANCES, and particularly in my family. o. the
use fniusss Of Dr.. Hoeaand's German Bittsra. 1
my faii conviction thst fsr eezwaf dsbst6sx n IL
spsteua. aad especially Der Lfsw CowpEasMs 4 - a
sge sad safaabgs pyrpaF .sea. In sos q may
fail bat usually. doubt nof, II win be x.ry h@ns-
aelsl fo those who saasnr fFen the Aboss emuses
Yours. very Fsspsctfuliy.
In. KKNMAnp,
Eighth, hsisw Coates street, Philadslphia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
t4e,D 1hrl4hAoTss.

20 FarsIcrasa.-u yua Etth to eurehass puts
@rags, Aedleinss, sna Chemicals a. = sman -
Aaos Ga Eastern prices, 90 ard examine s RLAEt
WARTS sioek, whsrv goH tstli cad every aFsi
ls That "a hseasd ~ tha preftsslsn, and as - rss
~hioh eaaaot sstl 20 give satisfaction. Thsls
ters IL II No. "a aaia stFsat may4dAwm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-08
TRANSPORTATION.


GTKAN WEEKLY TO kIvsRP0oL, taachinx
- At QUEENSTOWN, iCe8x nAkson, The
sell known steansera 81 the Liverpool. Nee Y0rk
sna fhilsdsiphls Steamship CompaHy UnmAn
Lias), carrying the U. S. MAlls. Ars tEsanasA 70
salt fotiowes
EpsHrnaa -.----.....--..s...-.. eaturdyy. Dee. 10
NAsA@9N s-s.--.---.s-es.s nAtnfdays Dec ~
Ntrr 81 MANcRGeFkM a~s.....- HAtardAF, nrc. -
And every sueesedihg Saturday. st keoa, frena
Pier a. kersh RiseF
kATks or PASSAGE
kFayahss IN Cold eF ifa equivNient In Carrency1
FtRsS cAHEN $40 90 sTsnnAsz.........es 0 ID
DO % London.-. e. 90 do 20 London - "a 90
do 20 Paris. es % dc 10 Paris -. 20 20
dc 10 Hamburg % % Dc 10 Hsmeurg 81 %
Passengers are also anFwNrdsd G. Haxre br~msa.
Rotterdam. Antwerp, Ae.. It equally low rates.
Fares from Lixerpooi OF oneeamiowns lat Cabin
-xTa. SIS. sius. sseerAKe 80 Those Who wiah
10 sese for thaiF friends can buy tisksts here 81
theas rates.
Yer further information arpsy al the comrsny'a
ohAeea. joan q. DALE, Aesns.
10 Broadway. Nsw York
Benin AkTaso. Agests,
dseH-am Evaasville. Ind.