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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-07
DR.. r. A. WILSON'S
TONIC, CATIIARTIC,
ANTI-DYSPEPTIC and HEADACHE
s5 DTT.T.s ....

AN Ill llU AND HEhUhUuE
e. tpr PILLS.
AS A TONIC, .a
They agree with the most delicate stomach, remoy.
ng Nausea, Pain and Debility from that organ, and
through itimpart tone and vigOr to the whole system
AS a cathartic,
They influence moro the motory and less the secern-
ing power Of the bowels than any other combination
in common use. r. ..g.a
For Dyspepsia,
And its ten thousand inconveniences, from slight
indigestion and sallow cheek to extreme emacation
and depression of spirits, or a confirmed case Of
Melaneholia in its most aggravated form-these Pills
are confidently recommended as sure cure, II per-
seyeringly used. f' t-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-07

Any one who is so unfortunate as TO eat too much,
nay save himself TT Of Apoplexy, or other serious
by Immediately taking Pill
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-07

/ Ibaveused for two winters Mr.. Peter Martins Hot
Air Furnace in my dwelling, and am well satisfied
WIN ''' Or' UN .,,, GRIFFIN TAYLOR,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-06-07
RAHiROAD TIME TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Co
imbus, Ohio. On and after Oct slst, 1854,
rains will run as follows:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11
RafoicinR over Viotnrv.

CHICAGO, April 10-The stores, pub
lie offices and courts, are nearly all
closed to-day. Business entirely sus-
pended. The day has been given up to
rejoicing. There was a procession this
P. NJ, of Fire Companies, Benevolent
Societies and citizens, over a mile
long The enthusiasm tonight 10 at
FIRE heat, and number of public build
ings and private residences are brilliant
ly illuminated, and a salute of 200 guns
was fred to-day.
Dispatches from various towns and
cities, throughout the West, show the
enthusiasm to be very great
New York, April 10-The announce
ment of Lees surrender, last night,
created the greatest excitement I'm
promptu illuminations OF many private
dwellings, quickly followed. The streets
were filed with people hurrshing, sing
ing and dancing with Joy.
We have, to-day, received dispatches
from almost every city, village and
hamlet, in the country, showing that the
same JOY prevail throughout the land
INDIANAPOLIS, April 10--A salute of
200 guns was fred to day. Little BUSH
ness was done; citizens generally are
celebrating the day. ~ ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11
NOTICE.


HAVING sold my real estate on th. corner OF
II Seventh and Main arrests, and wishing % re-
tire. frcm active basiness, ] desire 70 return my
thaukH'to my old customers for their liberal pat
ronRga for the past nihetren years have eoi3
my stock IN trade to Mr.. J. n. Reeves. whom
tske pleasure in reoommsndine 70 NY old custo-
nsrs - an sxoelisnt practical workman, psrfeetly
eonpstsnf, sd desires 70 conduct the business ~
my cid stand according % ny long established
plans.
Ny books and accounts will remain for the
present. II the cid stand All who are indebted to
M are requested TO call and e7ttls. b. doing
thsy viii save cost VIM EMERY.
HAVING boEght the atock OF Boots and Shoes
II and Manufacturing lmplsmeap sf Mr.. Wm.
Euery. af BIS well known stand on the corner Of
ssxsnfh and Main, I desire TO give notice that
an prepared 20 mAnufkcturs AL kinds % mems
and BOYS BOOTS AND SHOES, and Ladies' Shoes
when orasrsA. All kinds Of rvpairing done VITA
nsaaness and dispatch; and hops ~ dllligeoce,
and punctualify 70 merit iIker - silzre 0fpuble
patrcnaEe. -
nAra2dlv-wlm J =. kh6NkS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11
new York Markets.
NEu YoRK, April 10

NV YoKK, April 10.
CoTTOH-Dull, haayy. and nominaIIy lower.
Sc for middling.
fLOUR-D1ff and unsettled and from 10 70 2Oc
lower; 500S IS for extra round hoop Ohio; 70
a. s. for trade brands, closing heavy.
WHISk1-Decidediy frmer; Western lisa
IL, closing at II.
WHEAT-Dull and nomfnAlly 292e lower
winter red and smber Western were reported sold
but could not be traced to aaJ reliable source.
kYE-Dull-
CORN-Duil-
OATs-DuIi and nominal at $50 for Western.
SUGAR-Dull
MOLASS ES-DulI.
PoRK-Dum Gt2s Oo92s rs for new mess.
LARD-I5<@ise.
BUfTER-D1I at IsS2Oc Tor Ohio, and 2casse
for State
M0EEY-Easy Of 6a3T per cent.
SrERLIAG-DuIl and nominal at 0es<ml o.
GoLD-Dull and decidedly lower; opening e
I ~ aad closing &c 49,.
00VERNMkNT sTOoKs-steady.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11
The VERY LATEST
TELE IF a PHI.
arant,a PurauIt ofLee.

HK4nNfA uEU0AA "a ACG
For the nrst part Of this dispatch see First page
The whole army in the morning
moved 5 miles on the road to Deaton-
vile. In the forenoon the I'd and 9th
corps succeeded in falling upon Gordon 3
corps guarding Lees army in the vici-
nifty of Deatonville, stampeding q por-
ton of it and making many captures OF
men and material. Gordon took up
one position after another on the hill
tops, and succeeded in Fetarding our
pursuit to . limited extent.
Refugees and deserters stated that
the rebel army was falling TO pieces.
A refugee also stated that trains were
running from Richmond 10 Danville all
day, and that JEFF. Davis and Cabinet
reached there in the afternoon and
were taken TO the residence of Mr..
Switzerland This refugee also says
Beauregard telegraphe4 that SLOVENIAN
was on the Danville and Greensboro
Railroad, tearingsit mp between those
places.
The HeyGids correspondent from the
cavalry recounts the movements OF this
arm of the service 10 the pursnitSf Lee.
Their rear guard was overtaken, Gam
beriug 800, strongly entrenched across
Nomogine creek, having destroyed the
bridge and fell trees across the ford to
impede pursuit On advancing the en-
envy opened FIRE, which was returned
with vigoF. They were finally shelled
from their position. A number of men
were at once dismounted, distractions
removed, and the command crossed
Evident demonstrations on the part of
the enemy were at once met with. The
road was strewn with all sorts of MUM
tions--debris, cannon, and ammunition
we're discovered scattered in the woods
Pushing on Barringer's brigade of cav
airy was soon encountered by our I'd
brigade, Col Wells commanding. The
rebels scattered like q flock of sheep on
lsing fred on. s
IN this charge, Lieut. Gustav, brother
of the General, got detached from the
com 1and, but came back with rebel
hattie dag aud fourteen Johnnies Col
Cannes, about the same time, overlook
the rebs % near Dennysville, spreading
on each vide of the road. Our men
went in nm, Ter the widest excitement.
Gen Cnstar seeing that, unless we COW
cred our vrou, nd with our cavalry, more
rebels wo1ld as cape, sent back and hur-
ried nm the first brigade. Several miles
were thus passed 1ver, and many rebels
and munitions ga thered in. Finally,
the rebels rallied II make stand. Our
cavalry formed for q charge when a
strong force of rebel Infantry was ais.
covered in the rear. { 'nr men fought
slowly falling back, when fnsy were re-
inforced, and the rebels driven back
again, and followed closely Until night
set in. The rebels have | Seaa driven
twenty miles, routed at every 06isaf' ana
osing men, artillery, &c or %no'e
oss was not fifty.
On the 4th the march was re. sumo o.,
and continued until the afternoon, RheL
he enemy were overtaken and skir-
nishing ensued, which continued until
he night of the 9Th, when the fight took
lace which has already been DESERT 'ed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11
River News.

Under the sxcitemsnt and niiArity Of yesterday.
ons but old supsrAnastsd curmndgoon
would expect 70 write amy river We
bsisay ana isrssly remark that the river here Is
the dsolIno.
The arrivals ineluds the Ksutou, Nashville 10
Ffssaburg Fanny BrAndiea, Nashville 10 Evans.
VIE Alice Dean. Memphis 70 Cincinnati; Ajax
spssr, Nashville to ParksrsbuFg.
The Allies Dean made the from Memphis to
Cairs In "a hours and 90 minutes, and to thia port
IN about A hours and 30 minutes, business
"Trip, proving her of the fastest boas snoat.
- The City Of S. Louis. ayspg light aad stripped
fer The race, made the "trip 10 Cairo In "a hours
g and 80 mlnutes.
- - To day the swift winged Liberty No. will
s@ issss for Padseah, Cairo, Hickman and Memphis
as1 o'clock, and 10 not surpassed in elegance Of
sooonmodAtiens or In spssd By any boat the
lower Ohio. Capt Yves. Conner and I'd. II. Judge
81 ara gsntlsmsu Of the old school, anAbie eourtsous
sna accomplished. Passengers BY the Liberty
will rscsivsssery atts slon. We besp,ak for her
20 BIG "trip. as she 10 permanent in tho trade-ths
regular Tuesday PACKET from Evansville to Mem
phis
The hig RspsFier, with the most su a ptuous ap
- HVinlmsnss and popular officers. will leave for
- Maiaphla thla afternoon, and will give courteous
- and esrsfa attentions to passengers aud shippers.
- 80 The fdahcs will leave this evening for Nash
- - VILE and way porss she IL extremely nice
boat, with ana accommodations and excellent
speed. Capt. Maeksy add Mr. Tuohrsr, her chief
- N ofnesrs, really pleasant gentlemen, who will
~ v Giys = possible attention TO passengers.
- b.. The H. X, Dunksraon, boat famous an her
= . name With cur elegant friend Capt. Drinkwater
in command and Mr.. John Adams In the onoe
will leave for Bowling .0rsea this evening. What
eould ws say morsf
Ths Elsnora Carroll, magnificent boat Ia
due here from Cincinnati for New Orleans, to-day
- - The TAcony had moderate "trip yesterday. tusi.
- a-sDsas yislding to the general joy.
private letter from Capt. Geo. Hart, OF the
%. Patrick, advises that the wild Irishman =
wiil be here ON Thursday, from Memphis, looking
a. Ase ss . " wedding party
an attache OF the John A. Grosabeck writing
Erum Lake Ponchartrain, ON the s9thsult, so the
Cincinnaii Commercial, says:
The Peerless Tarascon q. J. Lockwood and Re-
= esrses are over II the bay. The Reserve ives
sza9a eiomn ON Q bar nc Navy Cove and lay sground
some ten or twelve days The TArasoon
che bar near Fort Morgan when len, whether
very hard or not We did not learn. The Lock-
weod was pretty badly used up the ssArbosrd
sfss ssme days since, in batting against the pier
81 Lake Pouchartrain during gaze Of wind, but
10 oil right again.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11

New YORK, April 10.-Tbe Comm<ss
ciaL says the surrender of Lee has
caused considerable excitement in the
Gold market, but no panic Gold
opened at 81 A, and went up to 81. 453.
The steamer Fulton, from Port Roy
al, April 7th, has arrived. She brings
no news.
Everything is progressing quietly Pat
Savannah and Charleston. The condi-
ton of the people is vastly improved.
The Sanitary measures for the sum mer
have already been inaugursted.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11

ST.. Louis, April 10.-The final vote
in the State Convention on the new Con-
stitution was taken on Saturday, and
resulted 3S for, to Is against It is to
be submitted to the people on the 9th
Of June, and if ratified will go into eff.
feet July 4th. 1t was ordered that the
Governor OF Missouri send messages to
the different points where there are citi-
Gems of Missouri, and to the armies, for
the purpose of taking their votes upon
the adoption or rejection of the new
Constitution.
At quarter to II to-day the Conven-
ton adjourned sine die, after session
of IS days. =
Business in the city is partially sus-
pended. General joy is expressed over
the surrender of Lee.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11
BFFIOK AND RESIDENCE;
Corner First and Walnut Streets

TESTIMONIAL.
CENotNNAra. o., March. n, 1854.
This Il 90 cerffiy that we. ahs undexaiKnsas have
bssn intimstzly acquelnts3 With \. w. Boyntos,
n. D., for sboat eight years. During the lAst ala
years he has bssn engaged In = luerstisS and sue
osssfal practice Of Medicine "a this city. De
lsasss hsre on account Of Ill kealth.
We taxa great pleAsure IN recommending him,
both socially and professionally, a. . gentsman e.
sxcsllsnt Morals, and oceupytng Prominent po-
sitton among the Physicians o. cur city, and hops
he may succeed ~ veil elsewhere A. be has done
with n. r. FREEMAN. n. D.,
Professor Of Surgery in Eclectic Medical fnssi-
tats, Cincinnati, o.
JOHN n. sOuDDKB, N. D.,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of Medi
clns IN the =. n. Institnss.
n. d. GARRISON, NJ. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry and Physiology In
the ab0vo Medical Institute. r." declO-em
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11
Forrest Ronted and many Prisoners
Captured

FOrFest honteu and many PrfaOnors
Captured.
CAIRO, April l0-The Var Eagles
Paducah special announces the complete
rout of Forests army near Tuscaloosa,
Alabama, BY Wilson's cavalry force.
Many prisoners were taken No dates
or further particulars. al
Beauford with a small force was a.
Corinth.
The New Orleans Cotton market on
the 4th opened with a fair demand with
fuller prices; middling, As; good ordin-
airy, 81 Sugar and molasses in fair
supply with no demand and no sales.
Flour, choice extra at 10 25
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11

IL
STONE IN TIE pLAD. -PosfT. AND
GRAvEL. BaIcK DUST D. TABGEs
MUCOUS Oh MILKY DISCl..a
AFTER URIEATIHG. -BBAD
IRRITATION OF THE NICK or Tia VS.,
DIR, INYLAMATIoN OF TEE KIDHA-
cATARRH OF TIE BLADDKR.
sTRAA0ULARY AND BURNING, or PAINFUL
URTHATINo. "
Yer z 'ss diseases u Il truly soTsrsign remedy
and too mach cannot Be aid IN fts praise. A sin
gle doss has besn known 70 rsiisys the most urgent
Are 700 troabisd With Chat Distressing pain 70
the mall Of tbs back and shr0pgh the hipsf =
tsespooaful day q tbs Uonstitution Eater VII
relieve you Has magic. :
PHYSICIANS
H9ya long since given mp the uas q bnehn, enbebs
and Juniper Ga the treatmeat Of these dissaaens
and onIy use thea for the'waat % bsttsr remedy.
CONSTITUTION wATKR
Has proved Itsslf sqnAI % tie task that has de-
VOWED apoH 10. ,..,,.-x
Irritsss and drsneh tbs kidneys, and By constant
uss prOdaos chronic dsgsBsrsflon and confirmed
IN DYsMEEoKRHKA, or PAlHFuL MEN.
SITUATION, AND MKEOERHGIA,
Oh Pk0RU8E FLOWING.
BETA disaaees aFining from . kuity sscrstion Of
the nsnstrual aaid-ln ons ease being TOO littIs
e1d aeeonpanisd by severe paia, and The other
TOO profass Secretion whieh piiI b speedily cursd
~ xhs Constttntion water.
The disease known a. FALLING on THE
WOMbs whleh II the result Of the relaxation Of
the HE11ents 81 tnef orEnns and 10 kHoUn By .
ssnss Of beasiness aud Dragging pains m The
back snd sides, knd - times socompaaisd b. sharp
-aaaslnsting OF shooting pains through the parts
fcfna VIE
fhsss g sssthsr elass Of synptoms srisinE
from IRRITATION OF TIE WOMB, shich
PhynisaAns call hsrEousness, which word covers
zp m1eh fgnozanoe, and An nine cases cat o.
tan tbs doctors do not really know wnstner tins
aympto18 the DISEASE. ths disease tns aynp-
toms. We can Only ennmsrats them hsre 1
speak more paEficu1ariy Of eoid fssts PAIpitafios
o. TIE hsArt, impafrs1 Usnorys Ssk-fulinesss
flashes o. heat lanEsor, iassituds, and dinnsss Of
vtHien.
SUPPRESSED MEEsTRUATT0H.
which IN the unmarTied fsn1sls IL . constant re-
currfns dIssass and through neEiect the sssdsof
laors grave and dangerous maiadtes are the result
aad a. month altar month passes without an ef- |
Co., baInx made o. assist Eatnrs, the supprBs-
Tfon becomes chronic, the patient gradually 3oses
- aouetfts, the bowels c0nstiBatsd, night
swests CONS %. and Consumption hnslly ends bar
career.
ewTcr sals By al Druggists. Price 81. 7Ea
WIN. Il. GREGG CO., Propristors
K0RgAH ALLKEs Gsnsral Agents, No. IS
PEG as IN oaiessp By YuLLKR, FINCH q
FuLLH1. isnH-em
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11
Tn. st AIn.n. Ra,dnr.

ToRoNTo, April 10-The raiders were
brought before the Court this morning,
and all discharged excepting Young,
who was committed for trial
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11

The most valuable remedy before she p ublie
without any exception, Is Dlxon's Black berry
Carminative. II always effects euro.
DIS EASES OF THE NERVOUS. sEMrHAL,
Urinary, and Sexual systems-nsw and re liable
treatmen.--in Reports Of the HOWARD Asso.
CITATION. Sent by mail in sealed letter snvei-
opes, free Of charge. Address DIR. J. sKTLLIN
HoUoHToH, Howard Association. No. 5 south
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. C
spr1's4 dAw1ys
Why submit TO the aussss ing attendant upon
diseasss Of the bowels, when Dlxon's Blac KERRY
oArminative can be obtained At any resp sctabls
drug store. IN nI9.lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11
WALL PAPER. &C.

lust RECEIVED - A LARGE AND WE'LL
seiected ssortment CO wsIl and %inAow
apers, plain and agured, which the public are
invited TO call and examine beabrs purekaslng
,lsevhs-e.
Also new supply Of Tsunyson's new pesm--
EEocs fApES-an paper covers, price IS cents,
@et u REALyR
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11
STAlTEMENT.
FIRST on JARTERLY REPORT

of The Eram scilte National Bank, Of
Evansville, indiana, on the first Mon
day Of April 1866. The Bank com
psenced opsr, Itions on March ], 1860,
and this re,,o ri includes one month Of
GctiUe 5usiaes s. --
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11
MEDICAL.
8. w. Bovnton. M. D.,

ATR or cINCENNATI. HAVING BECOME
Ia parmanent rusfdent Of kTnnsyilla oaers
his professional services 20 the ctttnens OF this
city and vicinity. From hta extensive exp ri~nee
In the Hospital and general practices 81 Medicine
and sergsFy in the formar city, he fsels eoundrat
Of bis abb tky 20 cure many c@se@ which have ~
slated a casual modes Of treatment.
50 Particular Attention given % the srFafmeat
q 0hfouic DisaAsss, and fhoss peculiar - the
climate. such - Fever and Agns, Biiious fsFer.
As. - a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11
A. CARD.

MY CLIENTS, AND ALL PERSONS WHO
w have entrusted business 70 my care, will take
noiics that shall be sbssnt for few days, on
business OF Importance, at WashtnytoR CITY,
when sxT erk 20 visit the diGarent Departments
and make arrangements 20 sarve them batter Ia
tbs future. shali bs at hone shout the 18th
day Of April, IL not hinders1.
ss-eaAzw W. RKAvIs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11
REMOVAL.

AHR. II. @. MIEGsF BEING coMPFLIRp no
wi vacAte his old stand on thu coresr - ERain
and First streets, has removed q large poysiev 81
his stock to the st. Charles Saloon on Firss ssress
between Main and Locast, where he will b. u3eass
cd 20 walt on his friends until he can oscrev hIw
new stand, corner Locust and First. m2-ff
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11
FOr New Orleans.
The Magnificent New Passenger Steamer,
RUTH

GEO. Master,
o. L. .-..,. Clerk
will ru n regularly between Louisville, Cairo aud
New Orr 'aans during the continuance Of nAvigA-
tion, anal her departures from the different points
win BE- pt fblfshed in dus time.
This ma gnihcsnt steamer, the largest ever con-
strueted ia the West, has been especially appoint
ed ihFeuxb oat, regardless Of cost fer the accom-
mediation & passengers.
Every apl woxed invention has been adopted for
safety, Will ample power has been given TO in
sure speed, has Offering TO tho travelling public
unequalled . Inducements in safety, comfort aud
speed, with Ne attention 81 exB --nced gentle
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11
NEW SALOON.

CAPTAIN KLAUS mas OPENED FIRS
~ class Saloon on the corner Of Main ana
Eighth streets, where win be found the pess
liquors Of ali kinds, liberal share of patronage
10 solicited. lm2T-dSD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11

PHILADELPHIA, April 10. Forneys
Press has reports that Gen. Stoneman
has cut the railroad between Danville
and Jonesbcro, and that sherman has
occupied Raleigh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11
The Ninth National Bank
or THE CITY OF NEW YoRK.
CAPITAL, aIsOooJoO0, PAID II.
FISCAL AGENT or the UEIfRB Stairs
JAZZ COOKE.

AozNT,
VIII Deliver Tao Notes Free
a charge By express iE all parts Of the eoeEfry,
and rscsivo I'm payment ehscks on New Norks
Phflsdslphia and Boston, earrent bills, and All
psx cent. Interest," notss. vita interest 20 date
Of subscription. 0RpzEs sent ~ mail viii D
prsnptIy hlled, s
ThisaBank raeslVsn the accounts Of Banka and
Banksrs onslavorahls terms also OF tndisiduAia
keeping New York sccounts.
Ut. BILL, Cashier. J. o. 0RVIS, Prss't.
me-3md
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11
SEED.

nRIME TIMOTHY SEED.
Il 100 bushels Prime Northern Tim othy Seed
HAYHURsr a wHITTA KEB,
ms No. Eate street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11

DiarrhOea and Dysentsrry.-we hAys sx.
amined great number OF letters from salns Of
the most prominent citizens Of CincInnarf and
Covington. etc, speaking in the highest terms Of
DR.. ssrickiand's Anti Cholera Mixture, for the
cure Of Diarrhoa aud DysenterTy. The Ietters
arc too long 10 publish. Mr. Woods, Of Cos-Ing-
ton, says he was pronounced incurAbls by the
best doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of DE-.
stricklAnds Anti Cholera Mixture effected = per-
manent cure, after suffering for months with the
~orHt form Of DiArrhoA and Dyssnterry. For
sale by Druggists.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11
SPECIAL NOTICE
A Note of Warning.

Let tbs poets say what they viii, spring Is a
tre@cheTous season. II htrieth the bones" or
tia damps and fogs, its east winds and eapricious
temperature, eoms the icy ehilIs and the burning
heats 81 intermittent fever. Aiasma thaws out
Of the earth In clouds under the vernal beams
At no season Of the year does the system require
strengthening mors than this. To fall sick now
is 10 be incapacitatsd from struggling With tbs
heats Of summer. Who desires 10 meet the blax
ing weather Of June, July and August with au
organisation enfeeblsd By spring diseases Now
IL the time 70 reinforce Mature, and rsndar the
frame and the constitution sumrnsr-prooG.
As soon a. the frost gets out Of the earth the
stomach seems 10 lose its and the ApPstits 70
fade. An indsscribsbIs Iassitrae overconss the
body and mental energies, and slight exsFtions
often bring on palpitation and nervous tremors.
These symptoms the muts damands OF the
physique for help and suocor. The influence OF
the season Is depressing even upon the vigorous,
while 20 the naturally fesbleft Is stii daas-
trons. Truly Death rsaps heavy harvest in
March, April and May. During these months
the dyspsptIc, the bilious and the hypochoRdiaeaI
always suffer most severely. Against all the all.
msnts produced by miasma. sudden AltsrnationH
OF tempsrntu 10, exposure or eIoso connnsment in
doors, HosTETTER's BITTERs 10 the most Do
tent Of ell medicinal safeguards. Be In tIrns. Be
in time. Sold eVerywhers. aps-iw
Soldiers Go the Rescue = Young men
rushing into the dangers aud exposures Of sol.
disrs life should prepare themselves for the fatal
Fsyers. the Dysentsrry, the Sores and seurvy,
which almost certain 10 follow. RoLLo-
WAYS PILLS, used occasionally during the
will Insure sound health to every one
Don't fail TO try than II tha raadar If al.
" notice " cannot get boz Of Pills or ointmewe
from the Drug Store I'm hts place. ist him write 70
me, 30 Maiden Lane, enclosing the amount, ind
will mail q box froe Of expense. Many dealers |
will not keep my medicines on hand because thoy
cannot make On much profit other persons
make. 90 cents, SO coats. and 81 20 per bon or
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-11

Fer south Carr bitten and Hartford.
The steamer GEN. HALLECK will run re0u-
larry between EvansN TlIe. and South Carrollton
aud Hartford, en- Gree river, making two trips
week.
For freight Of passag . apply on board or to
mlI cox 4 HUMPHREY.