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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-18
Anniversary OF the Battle OF Banker
Hill.

Bosros, June II. 1895.
The banks, insurance oces and many business houses
closed to-day In Of tho battle Of Bun
kcr Hill Numerous Temperance societies and Sunday
school children are having merry jubilee on the Com
mon, in observance Of the day.
Al meeting Of the Bunker Hill Mcnumena Association
held here to-day appropriate NOTICE was taken Of the
death Of President Lincoln Edward Everett and James
X. rockingham, member Of the association
Tho old Board Of Officers were reelected
AZ Lowell the monument 10 the memory OF Laid and
Whitney, who fell In Baltimore In tho attack the
Sixth regiment Is being dedicated to-day with imposing
ceremonies Governor Andrew delivers ths osa.ion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-18

new York. sunday. June IS. 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-18

TRINITY COLLEGE. Tho Inauguration Of Rev Dr.. Ker-
foot 10 the Presidency Of Trinity College, Hartford will
takc place on Wednesday Of commencement week, June
g. at Christ church, at hafpast three p. NJ Tho an
nual commencement will occur on Thursday
June 90 Tho annual meeting Of the alumni will DO held
Wednesday, Jue %, at ten O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-18

MARoSxrrrx THrArRG- enterprise which will be
insuguratcd tomorrow Monday evening a the stuyve
SAINT Institute under tho above ttle branch Of tho
celebrated Paris establishment which, for half century,
has been successfully carried by tho family Of the
inventor NJ seraphn. Efforts have been made bore at
times to introduce limitations Of ts performances
but they have all proved failures for the want Of the
knowledge and experience which had brought their pup
pet actors TO mimic successfully the representations
OF the regular stage For the first time therefore.
public will tomorrow night have opportunity OF
judging Of the excellence Of their automaton pcroman
Opera the regular drama negro minstrelsy and the
ballet are reproduced with accuracy OF effect truly
surprising. It is II viewing the regular stage
through inverted opera glass natural and Iifeke
the expression and gescuatons OF those miniature
cnngics Of humanity For children a. well % grown
people wo know greater treat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-18

The Empire In MexteO-W nat NoxtF
The letter Of our correspondent in the City
of Mexico, printed elsewhere, gives US some of
the important features Of the present condition
of the land of the Montezumas It il the pic
ture of attempted Imperialism. There Is
splendid and extravagant gaiety; there are
court balls, to which members Of distinguished
families are invited, and where the Empress is
seen, magnificent with lace and diamonds;
there are great marriages, festivals and so on.
There is every possible tendency towards the
reproduction on this continent Of the bewilder-
ing brlliancy of European courts.
There is, then, evidently very tangible en-
pire in Mexico, 80 far as the acts of the Emperor
and the disposition Of bis court can mako one.
It is, moreover, q French empire--French in
origin French in conduct, French in style. It was
founded in French manGuvre and chicanery,
and, while II is sustained by French bayonets,
pursues plan to consolidate and perpetuate
itself that is purely French in idea. There is
nothing German in the empire, except that
through the brilliant haze and gold-powdered
sunshine of all this French imperial
ism we see here and there a sadly
bewldered German Duke, trying TO find safe
course between the Pope on one hand and the
people on the other, and stepping hesitatingly
between the church hierarchy and the lower
priesthood, with the indecisive step Of royal
Ravel on not very tight rope.
The present situation of the empire that we
thus see in Mexico is just this:--It was founded
while the great republic Of the United States
was in trouble, with the perfect consciousness
and understanding that Il could not have been
founded at any other time; and thus founded,
II was expected that II would be able to make
itself popular with the people and SO be strong
in their support before the United States should
get out Of trouble and come to the rescue Of
the sister republic II was felt that If 1t should
gain the confidence Of the Mexican people the
United States could not touch IT, even when II
should have leisure. The only question was,
was there time TO gain the hearts Of the Next
can people before our war was overt The
means employed, we see in the pictures
Of our corresuondent-an appeal 70 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-18

The Hon. Bon Wood and His Twenty
nve Th0ussnd.
That draft from Montreal upon the City
Bank of this city, last August, for twenty
FIVE thousand dollars, paid to the Hon. Ben
Wood, has been ventilated in the court en-
gagged In the trial Of the assassination conspira-
tors at Washington, and from the crushing
evidence presented the fAct is clearly estab-
lished that
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26

NEW YORK, Sept 25.-The difficulty
arising eut Of the arrest by Prussia, OF
Germans who had become American cit
izens, for the non. performance Of mill
tary service required by the Prussian
laws, continues to excite attention 10
that country.
Won Dismark s'organ declares that
the constitution imperatively requires
every subject oil Prussia to perform mil
itary dufy, and it cannot be altered at
pleasure BY the Executive authorities
Assuming the staten Bt 10 be correct,
the only way 10 relieve natnralized Amer
lean citizens from the obligations which
they are considered 10 be under towards
the laBd Of their birth, would be the COZ
clusion Of a treaty between the United
States and Prussia to that effect Huh-
srtosucb persona have generally been
released from the compulsory military
service 60 which they are subjected, but
only after a great deal Of throuble with.
out special regard for the United States
Government on its representations, AMI
not in virtue Of their ri hts as American
citizens.
The Herald's Berlin correspondent
believes thatif convention to this eff.
feet were submitted to the Prussian leg
isiature, it will be passed by an immense
majority, as the liberal party are ex-
tremely DESTROYS Of being on friendly
footing with the great transatlantic
Republic
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
THE VERY LATEST
IT ELEGRA H.


FARTHER PoIST, Sept 25.-The No
raETRn, from Londondery September Is,
arrived of this point this morning. Her
dates are FIVE days later. Political news
unimportant "
A meeting Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Company had unanimously adopted the
directors report, and consequently sane
toned a new contract made for cable
next year The question Of raising ad
di,ionaI capital was postponed for an
other meeting On the 18th of October.
LIvEHPo5L-Cotton I'd. lower on the
week; closing with upward tendency.
Bresdstufs quiet bat steady.
ConsoIs closed on Friday at s959S94
for money.
q. S. 5 20As 661.
These prices were previous to the
Persia's news becoming known.
The. St Leger race was won By the
French horse Gladiator, who was also
the winner Of the Derby last spring.
The London Daily Nears says that no
time will be lost in giving a check 70
Fenianism. The GoVernment's pro
gramme will soon be announced.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26

New YoRK, Sept 23-The command
er Of the Department Of Virginia has
just given the people of that State e
very forcible reminder that martial law
still prevails there, by The issue of two
orders making provision for loyal peo-
pie 70 recover their property eopfscated
BY the rebel government, and By putting
a stop to all legal proceedings instituted
against National officers for acts dope
in the performances Of their duties here
after, while martial law continues to
prevail The General announces that
any person connected with the institu
ton Of suits of this character will be
arrested. @-a AN@
A meeting Of the Board Of Regents of
the Virginia Military College have elect
ed Ex General Curtis Lee, second son of
r. K Lee, formerly a member OF JEFF
Davis's staff, to professorship.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.
The Dead that Might be Living.


II is sad to think that Thousands dis Annually
With the means Of life and health almost within
arms length. Many weAkling gees down 10
the grave every day, when the timely use Of
HosTETTKR's oELEBRATEDsT STOMACH BIT
TERS would have saved. II l. q consolation to
know, however that this glorious tcnir-a vital
izing Elixir without single drawbaek-ls pre-
serving tbs lives Of nuItitudss. Incases Of gsn-
ersl debility and prostrstion, II Is producing
effects that are perhaps more AatoEishing than
anything heretofore observed OF recorded IN the
history Of medical treatment. Feeble. smaefated
and despairing patients. whose powers OF digss-
tion ssen to be actually sxtiBgu,shsd, recover
their appetIte, strength and spirit der coarss
Of the Bittsrs, with rapidly that Is positively
Auszfsg. All that the proprisTors expected from
chs PREPARATION wss long ago throNa into the
shazs By its actual results. New virtues, which
thsy had nsTsr thought Of attribating- to it, are
contlauaIly being developed in its application in
new eases. As preventive Of diseases Of every
elaea, and constitutional invfgorant, il stands
alone and unspproachabfe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26

NEw YoRK, Sept % The Herald $
Washington special says:
The President has approved the
change OF route for the Pacific Railroad
west Of Omaha, she company having ae-
eeeded to the condition that the grade
shall be reduced to 30 feet to the mile
between Missouri and the Platte Valley.
A new issue Of SOC fractional eurren-
CT will shortly be made to replace the
late issue, which has been greatly coun-
forfeited. The head Of Treasurer Spin.
ner will take the place Of the figure of
Justice. The new l0c currency will
also soon appear, printed on common
bank note paper
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26

NEw YoRK, Sept 25.-Gold somewhat
less active The check to business in
the dry goods market produces a dimin-
ished demand for goods for consumption,
and purchases. of gold for duties upon
foreign fabrics is consequently less act
i've. This fact, and the expectation Of q
moderate amount of gold coming into
the street from the Sub-Treasary 10 the
payment Of 500 coupons, has produced
temporary decline id the premium.
The downward tendency is partially help
ed BY q slight yielding in the strength of
foreign exchange. Theprice has ranged
at l435@l433 this morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
HON 9 INTERESTS.

To PHYsIoIASs.--If yoR wish TO purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and 0hsmicais st small ed
rance on Eastern prices, 90 and examine kEIIEB
4 WHrrE's stoos. whare Jon ~tu Hnd every srii-
Gle that Is nsedsd by the profession, and - prices
Ehieb cannot an to giva safisfacsOn- Their
ssr-A " - Va - waiu street. navaaAwtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26

CSofSSATI, Sept 25.-The river has
risen twenty one inches since Saturday.
Some rain LAST night and this morning
Thermometer 72o 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26

BRocKvlrLE, C. W. Sept 2l--The
propeller Buekeye sunk in the river St
Lawrence, near here, yesterday. Seven
lives reported lost. 8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26

New YoRK, Sept Sin pardoning
distinguished Southerner the other
day, says the Posts special, the Presi.
dent told him to go home and urge the
election of men to Congress sho would
not take that oath.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26

Frsm Rev. J. Eswtoe Bsoun, d. D.. KAitor q
the kncyaetadia 81 Religious kaoVioSgs and
Cbrisfimn Ghrenlels. PhiisdaiphiAi
Although not disposed 70 tmyer OF rnoommendf
Patsnt Aedtciues In Eeneral. thfonEh distrust u
their Ingredients aud Effects. ! Yet khcW %
xnlitci8nt reasons Why m q may not testify 10
fha baHsats ha beitsNss bimtSif 10 have caiNed
from any simple pr@paratlon 10 the hope that b.
m4y thus esn tribHls 10 the bensat % ethsFs
De fk the mosv readily IN rnaafd 10 nooF.
lana's German Bfiers, prepared ~ Dr.. q NJ
Jaekson % tha city. becauss ! sAa pfsfadfcss
Atminat ibam Cor mAoy years. ubder abe iapsus
aton thai fhqy wsxs chlsny siEoholie minIurr
ana Indebted q ny fftsnd. hsbsft abosmAksf
Kaa fof the removal % this pFe5udges ~ pfopsf
tests. aud for sueeurmGsnseut - try than whaa
suHsrips ftom great And long eebtinasd dsbitiiy.
The 0f thrss bottles q fbsas BittsFs Al ths b.
ginninK 81 tbs pfsasnt rear, vas foita~sd ~ syi
a. rs relief aud restoration, 20 degree 81 6sdily
aud mental rigor vhiea bed not isit Dor si1
moHtiM hsfers. snd bad aimost despajrrd Of 70
gaining. Therefore ihknk God aud my friend
tor dis~ctins M T. ths uss of them. !.
nr ,. kEWtoE BLOWS,
PhitAdelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26


nav Yeas. Sept. -.
corToN-Duil and ashade Iowsr; 443<g4s for
ELoUR-1os bet'er:s l0as % To- Extra State;
s soG9 90 Tor round hoop ohio' lo9i1 10 foE
trade brAnds; market closing quiet.
waisKY-ouiet; Wes'srn 2sSSOas 80
wHEAT--2g3e better; 1904 "a fsr an
Der State; 10 Tor nes amber niehigsn. @gC
B5RLEY-stsady; Barley nal. quiet % q i
COB S-usavy snss - lossr. 80
OATS asa,y a. ssssss' White sound prime
Coz FEE-Quiat and steady. ... q
sUGAB-ouirts ruba Muscovado 13lS81fk
MOLAeSEs-DuH. saaaaaasssas
PETRoLEUM-Tirmsri 1sssis for Refined
PoRK-no-. srtiss e,ss arH.s. % 7sex .
for Is and "a cass Is 25a26 6z1< for Drinss,
and % 6Oa2a 20 for prime Mess; Bacon duiE.
LkRD-Firm At 2s92se.
BUfTEH--fu &C i've demand 81 a6dfl3c foE Chic
aud 8eo352e for State
HEESE-Stsady a. ii1i01ze.
MONEY Stasdy 81 per G Mt. on rali loans.
sTERLENc--Dall aud lover - i0s3S q 1893
GOLD-Nore &C i've and q msr opsssd a i43k |;
ds.ltred 70 l43; advanced to 1875, eiosiug -
GsgERgMEvT sTocEs-oaist
SToegs-DuH and h-svy; 100, coupons,
941< g Of 1881. Registered. l075s.
Cincinnati Market.
-, svrms- Crnos--Arr. sept. ..
FLoUR-steady; supsrans rs
wHkAT-Tn sood d. m snd A. 90 for prime old
BED and Tsfs1 50 20 TX.
ooRS--oaists s sSesssiof sound shsIisd ana
ear
Rye fair request 81 Ts9s0c for new. -
BARLEY-Une 3D.
WHt~KY- Quiet a. Is
PR0vtsI Ns-BuoyAnt and prices uDaefslsd
Ba'k shoot 'ers are leabl- e. ttke, Sides ire
Bseon should r Is5zc, I'D i9tz. ana clear etdss
a2JSe. but ali are heFd q qgarlsx higher MaaE
/ PORK 10 BsH daily S0cGI 90 CHER.
| LARD-29dSot.
! BuTTEk-35139c.
/ G. I'D Ia9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
hair DYE! HAIR DYE!

HAIR DYEl HAIR DYE!
Bachelors Hair Dye Is she beat in the
known world. Ths only tras and perfect Dye
tAnooas and RsliableApro.
dsess spleadid Black or Natural Brown-rsme-
disa the Ill effects Of bad Dyes, and frequently
restores the original color. Sold BY all Druggists
Ths genuine Is signed, W. A. Bachelor, 81 Bar
clay street, How York. APPS ON
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26

Frsa Rsv. ,. u. Turnsr. Pusior Of assdisE n.
=. Church, Philadelphia
D.. Jaeksea,
DxAa sra - Having nssd your Gsman Bittsrs IN
ny family frequanu ! am pfrparvd 90 aay that
Il has basa Of great service. I baiisrs that IL
easss - EsssrAi drbIhty q The system, u u ths
sasast nnG moss vAinabis remedy n whlb ! have
suy knowtsdes. Your, rnspeetfuiiy,
J. H.TuhNEh,
10. Ize Worth kinaaseath atrsst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
Een onber
THAT THis BIrTERs Is
~ OF a lie q In - lie :
CONTAINS NO Bun OBJ WHISKY.
And Can't Make Drunkards ! I
BUT Is THE
Best Tonic in the Worldlli
RRAn WHO SAWS gO.

From tbs Rev. Levi q. Beek. Pastor u The Bap.
tiat Chagchs PuMbertoes n. =. fgrm.fly q ihf
North Baptist charch, RhllaAeiphiA.
hsrs knpwn Hooaasd,s German sftters hror.
ably for uamhsr u years. 1 hRss used them in
my own fAmtiys and have been pieAsed With
tbsff eiseets tast 1 WAs indaeed 60 rscommssd
thym ~ nAni sthsrs, alsd kasW has thsy have
graf pleAsurn n thus patHcly prpetatmin this
facis aad calling the tsutlon o. thoae AFFLICTED
via She dtsnA~ss fof watch they arr seeom mead
ed to tbeas btttsFs, Knowing fFsm peflencs tnAt
theae 2 commentaries sill be saslAt "a. I d.
this more ehsef faiy aa H1onanf's hitlers . 81,
tshaed 10 hsRant the afniotsa. and 10 not 'srum
drink" 1Ours tfuiy,
LEVI o. BECK
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26

From me Rsv yo.eph A. ksnnard, PASTOR
tbs feHah Baptist Chasehs
D.. gaekson,
DaAs sIz ~ have bssu frsqusntiy rsqaAst,1 20
eounect ny neni4 18th commenaafions Of differ
eat kinds Of meeicimss, bat fegArding the prne
tee e. oat 81 ny sppropSikss sphere, have IN all
easrs dsciisedi bat vtsh . cit4r pFcof 10 various
fpsisncsss and particuiafly In my iamiiy, Of The
uss Saves o. Dr.. Hos dands Germ9a uiflsrs, 4
depeFs lor onos from ny asuAi e8urse. q express
ny fai seaFictign that. fer esaeruf debsar ~ a.
spssS-~, esd sfpeeaatiy ~ Ltre Coraptasaf, 10 a
ssfs ead saiAabte prsYarattes a IL ms
AL but usn4iil, aneet net it wii - v.ry bsns-
nctMi 70 thgea wbe aufsf frow tbs shove causes
Nours. very reapacffuliF.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
E.a.a. - -. -. = F 81

From Rev, warrsn Randolph. Pssasr Of ths
Baptfst Church ~ oermsn4own, Penn.
Dv q m. Janksea. r
DHAs sGn s--PsrasnAi stperisnos enables ne 70
aay that I fsEafd tbs oefnas Bitiafa mads b
yan as q mgst sNaalient ma1ictna. In cases u So
vere cola and general deblhfy have bssn gseaalg
hsnsastsa b. tks nss u ghe bltisfs. Aa1 d0abt no
thsy will pFOdues simiisF en-ca % others. -
f0ufA, truly, wARBKS RAND gLPa,
.aa5sta ..a| f1arnannf0an pmwu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
A Card 20 Invaiids.


&Glsrgymsn, while residing in South America
e missionary discovered cafe and simple
rslnsdy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Diseases o. ths Urinary and Seminal Or
ssns. and the whole train Of disorders brought on
BIZ baBsful and vicious habits. Great plumbers
have fbsen airsady cured BY this noble remedy
Prompted b. desire TO bsneat the sfiicted and
uufoFtunAts, Will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine. fn a sealed envelope, to
any one who needs it, Fres Of cAayys.
Please enclose post- paid envelope, addressed
10 yourself Address,
JosEPHf. IEMAN, ,r
ty27.em. Station d. Bible House, Il. Y. CITY
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
REAnS.
HOOP SKIRTS
co SETS

w. ns.aisyss = Daplsn ~ 4 -, . Or Doubis
stsel ring Hoo kra. A large ~ complete
assortnsnt ~ hi -. Miss = Ladiss, ~
ane si1eh Tsps VII - q Coi fed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26

SPOOL COTTlN.
,. ?: c.s'.'., ersss p-ais,s'. wn'l,sautio.
Orr sad Mekaaght's. @ots ularA's
BRAln.
sk'rt. Enhrei isry. 'ieses suk soi croehst.
y BUTTONS
Psssi shir,. Rattef We, asd Goat. ~ woot
Lastirg. Velvet, Gia.s. sik, Dfsss. Bons, Paals
and Agais
BINDINGS.
Alpaca uaaoS CaA Afa STA. "a miIIIsaI
t SEWING s TX.
ekein ena hroo - - res. - 'fsrn', Ma.
shlss; k@eroi cry, American lad tt-ian. IN
PINS.
Il nes 1865 aea :. a nsssD ihs Agsa.s
prcs-irvigbf Adaea. .r
NEEDLES.
crowisy sos'-. Bsfilst's Essi'sh Hsn.
aiog's, % Nos. !, 1. 9. abe.T,s SD iol a..
ser.sd Nos. - zach speF--i b. 8. . 10 .. ana 20
~, beth b therps I'D Bsisems a
w ELASTIC GOODS.
cofas eas Kft1. ashair taa.sz, sit ava CT.
g ssS :. = 80 . c,,m .'is'' :, i-shs' saa
TAPES.
wNits. Bfoss Eak, a. sna assorted Cotton
stag Bsu&ing', irom No 2tilg.
COMBS.
oommep chinsm, ha'1ss aud Psucy Pie.
Hsrn,4 orT. nbblr ,. Fsnry Ma snd shsit Tuft
Ha ~, y ~ 90 y ood ftes IN and IN
bsr Drs 81 an NHi o. ~ hff Q Rnbfs~,
Sou, g. AID o 'oeys 70 49,, NJ 60. o..
SOAP
9onsaia 81 geiestsa aHoc ctr On HtcaI
W0iks q "a Th0na4 on tfy's, q y phaf psa.
else. fFo~a Wssaaaf A~nly and D,.tie, TauHp.
sou'a Nk@ atd Brs fask apd Military
Shaving. aud Giy o-Fios
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26

Frsneb We've 49, ms.tcas. in White ard Col
ord. trhsl arg-.t assortment In tbs city, Ton
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26

TOILET ARII IEg.

LsbIn's, slas 5efs asaf Z Rrns aud
nochsstsF Epees ~ tosesne. ssfsh, Bsai's sad
Aess GA, PenAas I'D Aesys I'D - Fast-.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26

PRICEGf
Lsrzs sisss hoiaing neAxiy deubis Quantity,
81 % PER bottls-haIf dozen ...-.--.---..--. - =
Small Efze, IS esnts per bottie-bslf dozan ~ %
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs g
See EhAt tbs sigsafurs q CSC. n. JACK
SON 4 on the WRAPPER 81 s4eh bottae.
shousd your nsarzst dFskgist net hsss the pre-
uax.tiSn 20 no4 b uuf. q ~ tbs iatoztcatinR
srtSclea thaf nav b oarsd In ita place. h1t nc1d
= C.. sd ne wfn Onward, sscursly paeksdB b
expEssB. n4 ~
Principal 0fHcc ana ManuIactory
: no. 631 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Jones * Evans,
(s4ses.ssrs % @ M JaeksO~ d 0).
/. 5 PBoRELEToRs. .n4
BB- For sale b DruxxtHss sn1 DeAlsES in SFsr
VI n The Unissd States.
oeIe-1tw1&eeww 49,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
SOAP

51onsisis 81 feiestsa stoe ctr On nioal
Woiks ald Thgma4 nef tlsyis, q phof. Pom.
sou'a uk@ ard . -. faak apd Military
stasing. aud %, o-rior
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
BRUSHES.

Toilet Powdsr, tooth - Powdsf Aad ruh
Bore, Ninsess, Bsugs, Lliy waite. Bancoiiss
.rqsal BRUSHES.
ssh. Duxt. nasr. se.th. . 81. Bhax're sud
shsp bfnshesg alse. Aise fiEs Fs-ih.F Dus or.
BEADS.
A gsot assoFtnesf In Bssck. white, B.us, Red,
Ambsr and Coz.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
HAD NETS

wIas Belt Baesl,-, iass Z ~ :, % Boa. oui
Psreks Ard oiit. hssds, sis " Bu tens, v
Plus saa brssst Pins
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
JET GOODS.

Bbssp. CAT q horoe y Pocket srd BIZ
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26

From The Rev ). M.sbyons, formerly Pastor q
ne ceisnbua, y. J., and Milsstown. Pa, Baptist
Charch@s.
- EEu Roca ELLr, u. Y.
D.. O. NJ yaetsoa.
DEAR 61m II feel u . pie4sarsthna Of my ow
ancaTd 20 h@ar testimony 10 the sKoslteuns % yCu
Germaa nttters. noms years since being much
- ictse Vi b DJspspsiA ! used them Uith gsIy
sesaaatal results ] hare ofteo Bcgmnmsssa~d
thsm 10 psrssns afflicted with tkst tormsatIus
disease. sad hass teArd Lon them the nasr Ca.
terfng Testimonials - 70 th~4s great valas. ln
cAssa 81 spn~rsl debility Oaiisvs it 10 tontf
that cannst BE- surpaass6
Yoars, in. LYOHs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26

WhNANHT " FHVH VWN HAH"EHs
iMsr.phis The ATga. Of Thursday last saJ

The Zoe NJ, a new fsrryhoat bnilt at New Al
banv, indiana, arrived yesterday svening, bound
- for M,atio. Iapts WA Mcrsf tpsy her ner
viii nm eF Up the mObiis ana Tombigbes rfvern
Tha bal Chi cana up from New or Q ms adsd
with 800 barre Of Powder and 4 ~ D bcx q
ports tho Libsrtt at Pro- hft'a Ialald. high and
dry, ana bTaks 10 two pifcss. She will proceed to
81. III, wbero sie will unload her cargo and
9 EptuI a 70 hes Orissbs