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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

read oy the people. Unity Of purpose
aol unity Of means have been secured |
b. this Hampton Roads lnterview. Our !
people will be again united, and again |
rally to The support Of the cause.
Tor rhe sake OF harmony more than
f0r the hopes Of success, these commits
sioaers we're sent 10 the enemy, and
these propositions Of insult and degreda-
tioa zi.l have the effect Of securing that
harmony and uniting these people IN the
hoy war FOR liberty, sef-prsservssion,
State and individual honor Tbis salt
water interview pats a quiesus on sepa-
IA State action.
The terms required BY the enemy are
NOS likely TO need convention IN any
State for their consideration. The man
that now would for an instant advocate
the consideration Of these terms, is
ready and willing 70 be a slave to his
| own negro. To such degradation and
/ disgrace the war has not yet brought
any Of these people. Reconstruction
aud separate State action are all that
this Peace Commission has affected
and these it has killed Cead Now since
the eaemy have told Us their ultimstum
aud will not entertain any other propo-
sition since We must fight or We are
slaves, since now the question Of recon.
struction is one Of fact and not theory
that, too, the fact Of slavery tor the
white man and freedom for the negro
poverty for the white man and our
property for the Yankee, let us al
j unite IN harmonious and determined
efforts 70 defeat the enemy, and teach
him that though We are, for humanity
sake, DESTROYS OF ending the war, yet no
for the lives Of Us all will we agree 4
the terms proposed
r The campaign Of 'G5 must 20 on, anC
On its issue depends the future Of thes'
people If defeated and destroyed il
? that campaign, those that survive vii
i, have nothing worse TO submit 10 than i
: noW demanded 5y the enemy, Whili
4 those that fall will be at least free froa
slavery, dishonor aud infamy While
! We are successfal We shall not only Is
+ cape the fate Of the infamy proposed 70
: us by the enemy, but secure ,h
blessing Of liberty and property TO Gus
selves and children Since nothing
left us but to hght; since the enemy wi
q not permit any discussion o. the mean
Il OF ending The war, LEI all determine tbs
50 far as We can the SIGHT shall be q goo
oue--shalI be "a fight 70 which our chi
. dren children can point with the prid
i Of freemen as the campaign whie
s made thsir country free iron the de
= potism OF q mean, low, wretched peopl
Let as fight the fight out aud leave
God the issue OF It's battles, do osr dul
e and God will never forsake US aud leas
T. Us.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

Evrsons e seisntzry habits treu hied viii
wsaknes, ia-situds. paipitation Of the heart lack
Of appetite, distress after eating, torpid liver
constipation. deserve 80 sarsr. II they will
- - e,-.-a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
0ag sTEAN hs9lNE. 80 lNcn srROf
Real Estata Cor Sale.

I WILL SELL THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY
i CHEAP. to-wit:
J. Large House with 10 rooms near Main street
2. Two large Brick Hou es, opposite Bulls Head.
3 Large Fffms and six l5ts, near the city
4. Three good Houses on Anu street..
@. Brick House on Sycamore, bot 81 and fth sts.
q. Two large honsrs on Divi.ion street
Z. Houss a1d four lots 10 Eiiiotts Enlargement
3 House. aud fur lots IS a0odset's Enlargement.
o. Frame Hoasn near halir al Machine shops.
10. One stony Housopn Third street.
N. Large Frame on Leot street.
~. House aud business Lot cor. Locust and 8th.
Is. Six Lots in block o Eastern Enlargement,
a. Several handsuma residences and tracts of land
ln 6trlugtown-
ib siNfy-six acres within - mile of Evansville.
10. 240 acres within half = milo Of Granville
~. Threa acres adjoining the city.
Is. 80 acres near Oak nll Cemetery.
10. lU& aorga, with large House, near the city.
90 80 acres, 10 cleared, Within miles OF the city
a. $50 acres IN Poasy county, good land.
~. GOO acres in WHfrick county.
p. A very handsome fosldsoco IN noonyilio, with
90 or IL acres attached.
"a. great variety Of Building Lots in every part
Of the city.
%. Large Brick House IN Youugiove's Enlarg mt
ne 1 will exchange the lands Ia POsey aud
Warrck counties for city property.
The above embraces one Of the anest lists ever
offered IN Evansvile Fer particulars call AZ the
Provost mafahalH Office, Evansville. Ind.
ALYAH JOHNSON,
doc2a-tf Real Eaiatc Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

a aud for sale by the barrel. BY
BEILLY.& co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

kAthAiron is from the Greek word KAthFp." O.
"KAthAiFo," signifyiug to cleanse, iavlnAis aud
restore. This article IL what its name signifies.
For preserving, restoring and beSHtifying the
human hair "a Is the moot remarkable preparation
10 the world. IL Is Again owBsd and put up b.
the original proprietor. sad il new made with the
same care, skin and attention whioh gave u .
sale OF over one miilion bottles per annum.
Il i most delightful; Hair Dressing.
IL sraaioateS scarf aud dandrua.
II kssps the head cool aud clean.
70 makes the halls. rleh, soft aud glossy.
II prevents the hair ffon falling % aud tnrs.
Tag gray.
~ fsstorcs hair upon bald he4ds
Any lady Of gentleman wko values beautiful
head Of hair shoald use Lyons xa,hAlreu. 20 IL
kHawh sad "a Il throughout the eiviilssd world
sold by ali respectable dealers
DEMAs 5 BARNES A CO.. New Yars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

SUCCESSFUL RSvlvAL-The recent pro-
tFaeted meeting in Ingle Street NJ. E.
Church resulted most successfully. Be-
tween sixty and seventy persons made
profession of religion. There were
eighty aceessions to the church, about
half of whom were heads of families.
Twenty Sabbath School scholars are
among the converts. Owing to the firm
and judicious management of the Pas.
tor and officers the best order was main,
tanned throughout the meetings The
exercises lasted for several weeks, yet
the serious attention of the large con
gregations was unhagging. This is GER
tainly encouraging to the new Pastor,
who seems to be laboEing so jealousy
for the upbuiiding of his charge
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
Local Notices.

Masonic TEMPLE. We never saw
'Ireland as it Was" so admirably repre-
sented as it was last night by the Golden
Troupe, at Masonic Temple. Every
part we think, without exception, was
well sustained Mr. Golden as Dan.
o'Corolan, Mrs. Golden as Judy o.
Trot, and Pierce as Ragged Pat, could
not be surpassed, and the applause was
prolonged and deafenins, and at times
nearly all eyes were sufused With tears.
The afterpiece was side-splitting
Tonight will be played the Serious
Family" and the Little Rebel, both
excellent and pleasing plays
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
MARRIED.

On DAY sF-niug, The eth last a. he resideBcs
q Sir Wa Martin. In Union Township, By ksg.
Herr Hs~kius, MI C. C. &fIEEE, Of shis
city. 60 Nfss NEssoVKI SEALE, o. Onion Town
ship.
The hsPpy coupe left "a the Morning Star last
evening, 10 enjoy their honeymoon and We hops
the star of their destiny may ever brightly shine
Ga Thursdsy evening. the 9th last. By thu Rsv.
J. G. bite, st the residence Of Mrs Hastings, Mr.
J&,ss. HrsSEI - Miss THEREsE EsAS, AL Of this
city.
We congratulate tb> happy couple, aud hoPe
that pleasant life awaits thea. sad thauk thsm
that 10 the midst q orange blossoms, they did
not a.--at TIE nrlntar
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
CITY NEWS.

PEgsoxAL-We learn that the Hon.
James Hughes has resigned his seat on
the bench in the Court Of Claims. he
expects to locate in indianapolis to en-
gage in the practice Of law. Judge
Hughes is one Of the best lawyers in
the State, as well as one Of the most &C
compIished and companionable Of gen
tlemen.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
EDUCATIONAL.
of Pnhlic sohoola.

EAa MINatIUA OF 4 UUilI DNAWUIHs
THE sEaI-ANSUAL EXAMISAfI0A OF
1 the Public schools u the city d Evansville,
vii commence on THURSDAY, 2na DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1865, and proceed below stated,
viz
THURSDAY, TEaauART 9TH.
Ist Girls Grammar. Miss Fisher, PnaeiPalt
frota 70 II o'eiocks m.
ist Boys Grammar. Aiss Hookefs Principal
fron ~ 70 ~ o'clock, .. ~.
FRInkT, FFBRUkRT i0EH.
High school. 81 Parsons, Principal, from g
o'ci8cG T. m. 20 ~ o'clock, p. m.
The membsrs 81 ths Common Couneii, parau =,
suardizn and friends Of education are invited 10
asfeu6
The exercises viii c9mmsnca promptly ~ the
hour stated, and 70 avoid Interruption, visitors
are requested % be pr~seut AZ the opening.
CiuLbRES VIII ser ~ ADMITTED.
H. Q. wHEELER, Trustee.
" BAKER. sup't ian80-tt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

bag- Whole companies of new volun-
teers, just arrayed in the sky-blue Of
Uncle Sam, were seen on the streets
yesterday
The quota Of this county is almost
full. 4 few more dollars will Get us
clear.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
HEIMsT8EKT's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
MN DYr

Bat restores gray hair to IT, original color, b.
applying tbs capillary tubes with uaturai susie
aAncs, IMPAIRED b sSe disssss. All iHsaaafaas-
css dyes arr composed ef iunAr oossio, destroying
shs vitality aad beauty Of the hair, aud afford Of
themselves no dressing. Heimstrget's Inimltahis
Coisrng only hair 70 lie natural ooiei
hy an easy process. but gives the hair =
LuIuFians Beauty,
promotes ~ growth prevents its falling o. er.a.
loaies dandrua, and impair ~ heaith and pleasant.
ness 70 the bead. Ithas tood the test Of time, be
Ing the soiorinai Hair col orng. and l. conatan tly
Increasing ia favor. Used BY both gsntiemsu and
ladies. II l. ssid BY ell reapsetAbls dealers, OF
eau bs procured BY them Of the commercial
agents. D. s. BARNES a co.. 2o2 Broad way. Ess
York. Two slzss, 50 cents and 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
Green BeIlamy,
- q

vTTeuI,D RESPECTFULLY AsEoUNCE TO
w fhs building enc sfF Il EFansFilis that
having eiseonnertea him'-A Iyla 49,. - -
Lsug Bro Co. rsturns MS tinoSie thA1x - =.
IN rsst fssors and s1llcits sOutinuancs q pub
lfe sfranaes a. Be is stii II the old Ire Of sr.i-
mas. sud viii y abe 70 take coEtrArts ID tes
bricxs Il ding Ire. Beng for many gaafs 10 tbs
6rsiaeas Evarsvile, be fssl- couheeEt y c.n
suttths dsnsaes, and i also able 70 give $500
afsouat IL surveys or sasursusnts o. Ans -
btfdiagH entrusted - his supsri ntssasnos. - -
pswHss4AF Assszssss Ssvsn 70 siAsing-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

Eas- The old board of commissioners
OF the sinking fund had settlement
with the Governor, Treasurer and Audit
or of State, on Tuesday, as required BY
law, preparatory to turning the effects
of the fund over to the new commission
ers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10


Thia the most delightful aud extraordinary
sriisle ever discovered. II changes the sun burnt
face and hands to paarly satin texture d rsvish-
ing beauty, lmpartiag the marble purity Of youth,
ahd thedssai. sas appearance inviting In the city
belle q fsshions II removes tan, frecklss, pin.
pies And roughness from the skin, leaving the con.
FisEion a. Transparent and smooth. II con
tziua ne material injurious % the skin. Patron.
lzed By Actresses aud Opera Singers. II is Nhsi
every lady rhould have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared BY ". X. iiagAn. Trey, n. y
address ali orders 90
DEMAs s. BARNES 4 90. New We
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
sTONE-WARE
AdminisErator's sale.


ID ORDER or THE COURT or COMMON
ID p css Of the siafs % Iaaisna, I viii offer for
sale n public auction. tins premises faT pct lees
thar fuo-fbirdz Of IS appraised value en- Thurs
day, Mareh "a. 1856, the feli0Sing real estate n
Yandsrbnrgh county. Indiana, to-Eit-
Part II section 20 ia townsh 10 s. soush q range
II west. beginning AZ ths south Nest corner o. the
ncrfh-east quarter Of the s4uih-west quarter 81
said sectioa thence north 4s peies thence east
40 uslss. theucs south IS poles thsnce vest 81
poles 70 the place Of beginning, consisting q u
arrsa msrs OF less.
same property belongs % the estate q John
Sanders deceased, and is situated saahth tive
miles % Evansville.
TEgMs: One half cash, aud the balance IN SIX
months wlth interest. the purchaser EXECUTING
b. Hote foDfha saaae. waving valuation or APP
praisamsut laws, With lein retained on the prop
erty % secure pay meut thereof
sale q be At 10 O'Clock Of said day.
SAMUEL T. PLATT,
Administrator Of the estate Of John Sanders,
slaesssad BIT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

MUac.-Ar. F. Cell, one of our oldest
Music teachers, informs Us that be de-
signs devoting his entire attention TO
Music hereafter. and Is prepared 70 &C
eommodate few more pupils
Feh6.Iw.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

EG~ The transfer of Gen. Darlington,
commanding draft rendezvous at Indi-
annapolis, on court martial, ordered
to convene at Cairo, but since changed
to Cincinnati, is announced.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
COLLECTORS SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GfvEE THAT l.
- Wiliiam g. Boeppie. Collector u the City -
Evansville, between the hours n and II O'Clock
=. NJ, and and o'clock ,. M
WEDNESDAY, TIE sih or February, 1866,
VII ell It pubiie auction - tbs door Of the
Court HOuss 10 tie City q EsansFiils, Indiana.
ths following lots parts " lots, and parcels d
real sstata AID improvements ssse-ssa for the pay
sut q city taxes for The year 1864. due from thu
taxes being nov aas and uupsid-and for the costs
q aaia sale sad that the sad sale viii y con
tinusd on the usnt Day thereafter, Wis On Thurs
day, the 9th day q February 1850, AZ o'clock
for the purpose e selling such property a. may
bAvs bern soid On tho day hrst above mentioned,
ard not paid for.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
MEDICAL.


5. T.-lS60 x.
Evr-oa- e sedsntary habits irou biad viii
week.-mrs., iassitude, palpitatioa Of the heart lack
Of appetite, distress after eAtiug, torpid liver
deserve 80 sarer. Il they viii
try the celebrated
PLANTATION BTTTERS.
whirs sro SOW recommended by the highest rnedi-
cal authorities, snd warranted 70 pgoiuee an a..
ra.diass heasacial saees. They an exoeesingly
Ssrs,sble. teFsso-ly rsre. and Yaust supcrosei a.
other sonics where healthy. soatls si,raulent Is
required.
Thsy parity, strengthen Anl insisorsss.
They create : healthy appetite.
TAsy are an Aati&ote 20 change Of water ana
diet.
They overcome tn. ELECTS 81 dissipation ana
late hours
They strengthen the system sad eaiivsn tbs
the mind.
They prevent n,iSSgnails snd inserailifsni s.
vers.
They psrify the breath saa ssiaisy Of ID,
stomach.
They csrs Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They eEre Diarrhea sad Cholera Morhas.
They eure Liver Complaint and Nervous
neAlafHe.
They make the weak strons, the ian guild brli
liant and aFs exhausted nAiurr's sreaS r~-sorsr.
They Are composed o. the celebrated CAiisaya tark
Wiatersreeu, sassafras. roots and herbs, all pre-
servsd IN perfectly Puro ST. cFoix rum. For rAr-
tieaiars, see circulars and testimonials around
each bottle.
Bs'saFc q impos,ors. Examine every bottle.
/ See that &c has ear private c. 5. Stamp uumuti-
lated over thu cork. with plantation scene, and
cur signature on = lns steel plate side label. See
/ that eur bottle is not rs-fiea With spurious and
+ delefurious stuh. Any person pretending 20 ssll
Plantation hittsrs by the gallon in bulk, Is an
ilnlsstor. Any person initiating this bottle, or
selling any ether material theFuin whether called
Plaatation Bitters or net, is criminal under the
I. 5. Law, and VII Be 80 prosecuted hy rs. W,
already have cur eye on several parties rs-alIui
! our bottles, SC. who viii succeed in gotilns
themselves into close quarters. Tho demand 10
brakes Plantation bitiers from ladies', clergy.
men, merchants. SC, Is incredible. The simpil
trial Of bottle Is the evidences present Of thei
worth and superiority, They are sold ~ ali n
/ Spectacle druggists, grooers, physicians, hotsis
saloons, steam boats, and oonntry stores.
r. n. DRAKE CO.
No. el2 Broadway, n. 7.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

"a Go to Wright's Gallery, No. 5
Second street, Tor your Photographs.
Al work warranted equal to any from
Eastern sitsG Dec 22-df
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

~ We are indebted to Charley
wentz, an attaehee of the Adams Ex-
press Company, for Nashville papers of
Wednesday,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
DOOR BELL. g..
TaylOr's New Patent Door Bells

Taylor new FatenI door 9eiAb
ABE TIE ORDgE.
ffnhey hang without wires aud shine without
/ buruinE.
They ring loud aud clear ~ sou keep the crack
tHruisE.
They Aetter than other and cheaper by far.
SO sinpis Ia structars--thsy coed ne repair
For further infornasiou "a VIZ BrTrsiss apPig.
Hell attead 20 your saafs, aas grant = aappiy.
50 lIy. - quickly, 80 ehsapx viii b. do it,
You & say its good harGain. your hushand s0a't
rus ft
Also Louis T.. TedA's Patent Door Plata
must beautiful article. Does not taruish ~ tbs
weather. ard needs ne soauriag. Every family
sh luld have one. fsba-2td.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

EE Robert E. Hill, Esq, wiz lecture
on Commercial Law to the students OF
Behm's Commercial College, this Thurs
day) evening, at eight O'Clock
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
FOR SALE.
T. A II Nj

- ~ -A-@ - "a - III
4 GOOD FARn. CoSTAIsIsG sac acres,
u about 200 miles nsrth q Evansville, n
prairie aBd bottom land. About 40l aeres are
under good ieuess 10 In meaaoE, - In blue zrAss.
la9 70 be cultivated Ia corn, which j. rich bottom
land and viii producs corn any ieug b of tine /;
100 10 pasture, and the baisaoe. about 10 acres
D. sirie timber lsnd-e0uid b. brought into the
Pastures By moving tile present fsrces ard adding
"a few rails.
There il = good frame house with seven rooms,
frame store building. frame barn. three tenant
houses, hswn log barn with cattle sheds al
around, wagon and wood sheds, Fsirhank'E hay
aud cattfs scales. three wells that Furnish
abundant sspply o. rst rate water, and tWo eis-
terns. The baiidinzs are al to good repair and
not cid.
There Is also good youag o.ehsrd Of sppie,
peach, and cherry trees.
Tbs store u DOING good and profiabls trade,
aiso the postoaics is kept A. the store
There Il on the place about IS hssd Of osttls-
cows, oxen, stssrss &C, and ten bead Of work
horsss- Also. lot q nuiss, cslfs, sheep, hegs.
&c, which would Be sold with the farm II desired
Tie stock q gods seed rot 70 With The farm
unless desired.
The Eitaztion - = very pislsant and hsAtby
one, and very desirable f9r ssy enc Wishing 70
engage IN : country store o. stock trade
For further information enquire Of
az. BLoUST.
feo2-3E No IS Asin strsst-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
MEDICAL.

THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERTEScE or
Il ISTALED-
Published for tbs bensft and IS caution 70 young
men and others who suffer from Nervous Dsoiiiiys
Premature Decay Of Manhood, &c, supplying At
TIE sane tine tho means Of self cure. Be- ous
Who has cured himself after undergoing consider
able quScksry. By enclosing q postage paid sd-
dressed enTelsps, single copies may Be had Of the
sHthor, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq
dsc9-lmakw Brooklyn, KinEs Co. b.Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

B6- Our eitizens will remember that
this is the frs, night Of Davis's Ninstrels
in our city. As they will undoubtedly
have a crowded house, We would advise
all who wish good seats to be there early.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
a New
TWO sTORY BRICK u

TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE!
with sIX ROOMS, KIToHEs AND
w Wood uGuse. lot Is by - feet, on s ga
more, between First aud Second Streets, Oecu-
pied az present. BY A Andre a. Shoemaker
shop aud residence. FOR terms apply on tho
premises. jani2-lm
ass STEAM ESBINE. $40 tNCH STROKE.
~ One Raliroad saw --cr0ss cut.
One Flooring Mill Mnehins
One Lat he Cutter, all in good running order
Enquire At the journal office. Jans-5m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
FOR LEASE.

III second Rna shird stariss II the buiidlar
] oa Msfn street. between Flfat and Water,
nov occupied BY Goodman Co, a. Clothing MGR
ehanss FnF terms apply on the premises.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

X a = 10 U Il > a Il L.
TT9HE GADEKsJGSED OFH Frs AF PRIVATE
i sale q valuable stock Farm, eight ard half
miles from tbe citJ, on the Petersberg Road, con
tanning 700 acres-sp d which ars under eultiga-
tion and npoH which there IL two orchards,
dwelling hou,s, barn, &C. THIS farm eau be diVi-
ded into two, three, Or f0ur parts each having
portion Of tinibefed and Improved land. Any one
wishing 10 purchase VIII call IT No. 10 Main
street, and terms will be made known.
ian2s-2w Cmhs. MejOHNST1E.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
NOTICE.

ssHE vEsTRY or SAINT PAuL's CHURCH
I slii apply t. the Common Council f1r perufis
sion g. erect a fun-stoFy frame parsonage fh the
rear OF the Church. u. q. KELLER.
feb4-2w Secretary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
CHEROKRR INJECTION.
s.o,auouuaed from Roots, Barks and

COMPOUNDED from Roots Barks and
Leaves
CHEROKEE REMEDY, ~ great Eadsaa Dl=
ufoe, Cures al diseasss Of ~ srsHa-y orgasa, saeA
esntfaeaes of fse Urias, Taaaassilea ef he HAD
-, Tsaanafos ef tie RtaHsvss st0Hs - tAs Blade.
ficfsrs Grassf gsef, GonHaTThasa, Nd Is especial
h reons rasasi ~ thsss e Flssr bus ioT wAe
81 snsaLil ssrs al fhs cd asss0ss aasfei.ss haze
failed.
Rs-It IL prepared 10 highly concentrated
form. the dose being from one % two teaspoon
falls three times per day.
B-Tt = diuretEe and Alternative Ia its sct0n pu.
rifyiug and cleansing ts blood, causing it 70 foN
IN ali Is original purity aud TiS9r thus removing
from the systsn al peFuicioat Causes which have
iuduosd disasss.
CHEROKEE INJECTION IL intend
- a. ally and assistant % thpCherokee REM
sdy, and should b ussd in eoBiuDeti0n With thai
medicine In AL cases Of SonnorrhVa, GlsatB Fluor
Aibus or Whites. It's sfscts are healing, sootb-
laZ aud demalosut. rsmoving all soalding, heat,
CHORDS snf pain, instead If the Burning and al
nost uDsudara5is pain that IL expsrisrcsd With
nearly ali the ehsop gisask IsjsctioAS
EB-By the use Of the Cherokee Remedy
Al the same tiEe-El improper discharges are re-
moved, @ad ths weakened organs are speedily 20
STORED % fail vigor aud strength
HS-For fiil particulars get or panphlet from
Any drug store IL the country, or write a and ~
7ill mall free 70 any address, = fnli treatise.
- Priee, Cherokee Remedy, q PER Bat
tie, q thrse bottles fer IS.
ES-Prios, Cherokee Injection, g per bot
tie, OF thres bottles for IS.
s&-sont By express 70 any address, rsceipt
Of price
Ess-sold By all druggists svsrywhere
DIR. w X. mery-tn a. Co..
sole Propristors,
10 90 sibsrty Street. New York.
HysoId in EvanEsdls By WM. BIERBOWER,
and b. al druggist sTsrywhsrs- ffsbild&wiy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
vICKERY BROS.

r AMPS AND LAMP STOCK
4 ! New invention. cauTeniout arrau Ermsne
that rstala for los, ana caa b. attached % meet
caal oil lamps now H. use BY is use the lamp
can h diied without removing the burner. No
humbug, bat very useiul article. Call aud EFs
one fer 10 cents a.
vICEERY BIOS.
Ila Main straaf
NO land HINGE BURNERS.
~ The most oanTeulaut burner IN usn4 AMI can
b. attached 70 Old lamps for sale a. wholesale and
retail by -
YICKERT BROS,
No ~ Mafn street.
Nut CRACKER CHiMSEYs.
~ 90 doren Aekuowledzsd 70 b. the best 10
uss Also go dozen assorted Noe o. ], 2. aud
ehimneys Al VICEERY BIOS,
No. liz Main street.
DEFLECTORs
II 6, B. 10 and l. < IN silversd glass kenectofs,
in store aud for sale By
yTCKERY BROS,
No. Is2 Main 81.