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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-10-20
Geo. Il. Blanchcr's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, TN probate court holden AT
E>>ux District, )I.uIenhurg. within and Tor said
district on the % day Of October, A. ID. l>tj.
JACOB EVANS aimuis rator on the estate Of Geo &c
y I. BlaICher, late OF Concord i'll said district, de-
ceased, presents his administration account for settle
mc: Whercupuu ii Is ordered that the SAME be referred
to the 2nth ay OF Oc' 1863 at the probate Office, in said
LUcIburg, Tor examination and allowance and that all
concerned he notified hereof by the publication OF this
order III the CaedOnia. printed at st Johsbry. three
weeks successfully soon may he, that they
pear and at sail time and place. II they object
thereto.
By order OF COurt-Attest.
JONAH BROOKS, Register
true copy of record-Atcst
7l-13 JONAH BROOKS, Register
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.iG EN- =.

ENTS.
BOSrON-George {. Goodwin X Co.
NEW IORk-nr mas. Barnes X Co.
BALrINORE-S. :. Hauce.
PIrTSBU RGlI-Dr. Geo. S. keyser.
CINCINNATI-F. f. Sure \ Co., and
John ID Park.
CHICAGO-Lord < Smith, X II. Sooyil.
ST. LUUIS-Collins Bros.
san FRANCISCO.-Hostetter, Smith
Dean.
Also. sold By all Druggists and Dealers
tljln66
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A giant in India was lately mobbed one
day as devil, and the next, worshiped
as q god. A politician experiences an
analogous fate frequent y-and the re-
verse quite as trequently.-Lou.rlk Jour-
mol.
The democratic politicians have done
the like recently. One year ago they de-
nounced the brave soldiers of the Union as
"Lincoln hirelings engaged in Niger
war how they pretend to worship those
brave boys in blue, in order to get their
votes. Last year they were peace men,
and now they are for war men = Chicago
Journal
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HH FARM FOR SALE.

The farm occupied by the late Ammon Cheever,
Postmaster of Walden is offered for sale.
Said farm is situated on the direct road from
Danvile to East Hardwick. known as the -Four
Corners. 1t contains some 1870 acres good land,
suitably divided into moving, til!age and pasture,
is we'll watered by never failing springs. has some
$50 good sugar trees and probably one hundred
thousand feet of spruce lumber. There is a good
saw mill within ~ rods, good new school house
within % rods 1t has on it a good House,
good Barns, and other out-buildinss.
For further particulars enquire of ]. w. Chez
yer on the premises, or Of
G9tf j. D BELL, ADMIR-.
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D r. L ATOM s
VEGETABLE HORSE & OK IMMINENT
Will curc IL annl;nI ia snaSnr

will cure if applied in season,
Spralns. inflammation and Swcl!ings Of al kinds.
Cuts Kicks. Bruises. Corkin.. Calls. Scratches.
Weak Joints. Cramp in the Stomach Limbs.
Soreness stiffness of the Limbs or Oints, Raeu-
matisln old Sores &c
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BACKING BOXES.

The subscribers beg leave to inform their
friends and customers that they have completed
their new shop. with new wheel, new machinery.
&c, at the old stand opposite the park, Pad,
docks Village.
Orders respectfully solicited
GEORGE GAY, DANIEL Co1py
W. Merlden. Conn. titan St. Johnsbury. VT
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ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF DIR. MUDD.-
DR.. Mudd has made an attempt to escape
from the Tortugas. He was found Sc
GREETED in the coal-bunkcrs of the steamer
Thomas Scott, and put to hard labor at
wheeling sand. When found he laid
wholly concealed except his face, under
the coal on the steamer Thomas Scott.
The search was about to be abandoned
when the officer thrust his sword in his
face, and caused him to cry out with PAIN
The quartermaster of the steamer has been
arrested on suspicion of completely.
A DEMOCRATIC GEM-General Run
yon, the Democratic candidate for Govern
or Of New jersey, at Mcclellan meeting
held in that State last fall, said -" No
minion who wears the livery Of Abe Lin
coin ought to be allowed to approach with
in one mile Of the poles on election day ="
This was the sentiment of the whole par
ty Mcn The soldier was a "minion,"
then; now he is just the person for a Dem
ocratic candidate.
The London Times is nowadays ex-
tremely anxious to appear as the warm
friend of the United States. In Il recent
leader. it not only denounccs the depreda-
tons of the Shenandoah, and shares in
the Indignation of the Americans against
her" but it actually calls on the British
Government to assist the United States in
stopping her outrages.' and to instruct
English ships-ot-war 'to treat the She
nandoah as any other pirate" DO the
editors of the Times still hope for the pay
ment of their Confederate Bonds
President johnson gave thorough and
satisfactory review Of the whole negro
question, Tuesday. the occasion being a
call upon him by the lst District of Co.
lumbia cclorcd regiment. He told them
plainly tkat the colored race has work be-
fore it defined the true means of liberty
and freedom. and urged them to be indus
triouS, persevering and virtuous. In that
way they will develope themselves, and
help build up the government for which
they have calamity fought.
The New York Times special Wash
ington despatch says only 2G5S pardons
have been granted. Among those lately
.parloned is L. Pope Walker, the first reb-
el Secretary of War, who ordered fire to
be opened on Fort Sumter. The Cabi-
net declines to recommend pardon for any
Of the excepted classes, except those COM
inc under the $4,000 clause.
PErRoIEuM-In Canada increased ac-
tivity is reported. Boutwell, is full to
everhowing. Leases near the Boston and
Pepper well have advanced from $500 to
$1,000 per acre. The Boston we'll, at
Boutwell,, continues to yield at the rate of
10 barrels an hour Oil has been discov-
cred in Gray and Bruce counties. There
are said TO be now at Oil Springs, six
wells of the capacity Of from 20 to 400
barrels per day
The managers Of the New York places
OF amusement, with the exception of four
minor ones, have held meeting and re-
solved to withdraw all patronage from the
New York Herald.
Mr.. Larkin G. Mead's design for the
monument to Mr. Lncoln's memory. at
Springfield, was submitted to the monu-
ment association last week, and will prob
ably be accepted. Mr.. Mead is a rstive
Of Brattleboro, VT, and is now prosecut-
Ing his studies in Italy.
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.,pf1lhS. lnnainaIlon ana Swcl.iIlgS oi Il. hlrGS.
Cuts Kicks. Bruises. Corhing. Calls. Scratches.
Weak Joints. Cramp in the Stomac NJ Limbs.
Soreness stiffness of the Limbs Oints, Rheu-
matisIl, old Sores. &c.
DIRECTIONS.
For Collie, give quarter 10 half an ounce n the
Linimcnt. well mixed with three times th.. guam
THY Of warm MniaSScs. For Scratches. clean the
ANGLE by dry rubbing. then apply the Linimcnt
often when the ANGLES are dry and use the Horse
every day.
For Sores. cleanse them when needed. with
CASTLE Soap and water, then apply the Lniment
from two To three times 4 day. For all other ex-
ternal diseases. maze a thorough application two
or three times 4 dav- Please take bottle ana
De sure and shake it up before using and you
will be satisfied.
TESTIH ONIILS.
From d burnside Esq the vel known proprietor &c;
the Lancaster Hotel. n il
DIR. Eaton. Dear Sir Ihiia horse which wa> OBLIGED
1" ieep in the Stable uI- lime wl.ch lai ON
his ANGLE, CAUSED nv usTielu- which nu't .n. heal u,
the best Ia
made application i; which reiucrI the iuil,na-
lion al once healed the wound and brought ou HAIR
anu me horse wa> NJ Tor Use IA ew '!ay> CONSIDER IL
the best linnent ever used and would CherTtuy re-
commend il 10 Ihe public.
From Joseph l. Glib Esd one 81 the Pr;Te;rs Il the
Vel known Ciawi"Ii House. al The White Mountains.
Keep large number ~ Horse> the summer season.
az Mountain Stables. also keep stock ~ pr Earuii>
Horse and Ok Liniment hand. haze lie! il lc:.
enough L. know thdt't : the hest Eminent
OF used !" reduce iIiHamdt> ami >weli> II all kinds
anu heals Cuts BRUISES Cerhs. sails. Scratches Cramps
ia the Limits OF Stomach Collie. &c. &c.
Hyour Horses or Cattle are troubled with any
Of the above diseases or injuries, try 4 bottle
and YOU will be satisfied
Many other testimonials could be added
For sale by all the Druggists and dealers in
Medicines in town.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
All orders addressed Ia
c. b. HUTCHINS.
Nov. 2i-ly Lisbon. Nh.
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A YER;S AGUE CURE.

For the SPEEDY cure al infer
milteni ieNer. Vhlll fever.
dumb a-ur. itrr; s,!i,a' bead
ache or bilious h-a,iaChc.
and bilious lcNeTS. ins!,rd;s-
the whole cll>> If diseases
ori-inaiii : IN iiliary ir-anco-
ineni, caused ~ ,h-. malaria
81 mLgSinaiic countries
Fever adj aEsi'A i not Ne
only cnnsegn--iCr al MAS
matte poi>"n- A great Naric-
~ oi disorders arise iToin its
irritation, in ma'arsarlS dis
eases. a,nol- which are nell
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-FOR SALE by
SETH ". FOWLE * 90, Is Trrnr-
Street, Boston.
J. t. plNSMORE, 49l Broadway, y. \.
And by al Druggists.
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A Coon GESrION.-One Of our ex-
changes suggests that in case the unfortu-
nate and apparently inconsolably Conted-
crate bondhoIders in England should not
be successful in persuading the United
State, that it is their duty to assume and
pay the rebel bonds, they will still have
the liberty to sue out writ of replerln for
the property exchanged for the bonds.
Large amounts of this property can still
be found in the possession of the United
States Government. in the shape of cap
tured cannon, mulskets and other material
of war together with any quantity OF bull
lets and various other missiles lodged in
the bodies Of slaughtered Yankee soldiers.
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Pendulum Clock Escapement |!

Takes this opportunity Of informing the public
that he is now prepared to alter all kinds of Pen
dulum Clocks into this EScapement on short
notice. All who have clocks that do not operate
as they should, would do well to bring them in
and have them altered at once. into the Detatch-
ed Pendulum. All Clocks so altered WAR
RANTED. The cost of altering does not usual
y exceed that Of repairing wi hout altering. This
Escapement has been thoroughly tested and
found to be superior in every respect to any yet
brought to the notice of the public. A clock
with this Escapement may be seen in operation
at the store of G.. e. CHILDs, who alone has the
right for Caledonia county.
n. B.-Galvanizing with Gold or Silver on
watch cases, chains or any other articles of jewel
~.
10 Mark your ClOthing-Stencil Plates and
Ink for marking your names legibly upon your
clothing, can be found at my store.
! Repairing Watches, &c. done we'll and
warranted {. c. CHlLDS.
Att St Johnsbury, Vt.
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Will be sold at public auctisn On the premises
Of the subscriber on Thursday. Oct 26, at one
o'clock P. NJ sixty head of Cotswold and South
down sheep-sixteen bucks (yearlings and lambs)
the remainder young breeding ewes and lambs.
Those wishing to improve their focks will do
vel u improve the oppOrtunity-as these breeds
of sheep have the preference for mutton and will
produce more cleansed wool than anv other breed
raised III the country. HIM. HALL.
East Burke, Oct 9, 1865 1918
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Res RiChar1 N -lCaI.
Rev Il. y. Wes,sl-r,
Rev j., II CliuCh.
Key AlrmJscSsen.
Rex }. Pearson. Jr.
Rev A. X. X CraWley,
Rvg Henry Ugham.
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Rev John " Ulms.ead.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
River News.

The river is falling sharply, but was
nearly clear Of ice yesterday evening
More, however, would form last night
but the warm sun will soon dissipats it
There was not great deal Of bust
ness done on the levee yesterday, and
there were bu. few arrivals outside Of
Government transports
The arrivals and departures since
noon we're the Shernon and Alex Speer,
Louisville to Paducah; the Morning
Star, PASSPORT 10 Louisville; the St.
Nicholas to New Orleans aud tho Mel
notie, Cordelia Ann TO Louisville; the
Rob Roy, Louisville to Paducah and the
Little Grey Eagle down and return.
The ST. Nicholas got good deal Of
feight here. aud left about 3 o'clock.
The Morning Star left Tuscum,ia at
o'clock Wednesday morning and ar
rived here at o'clock last evening,
having made Unprecedented time
She will enter the Louisville and
Henderson mail trade at once, aud will
DO here tomorrow evening.
The Tarascon has been taken by Gen
Upton as cavalry headquarters She
vas al PASSPORT when the Star left.
She was fred into on her way up the
Tennessee river, bat no one Yves injured
The Morning Star lief, the Armada at
Paducah on Wednesday, taking aboard
a load Of cotton She will be in this
morning
The Rob Roy, in the Government ser
vice, passed down about s o'clock, for
Paducah.
The Little Grey Eagle arrived about
ten o'clock, and went to Henderson,
She returned to Louisville after mid
night
The Peytona Tor New Orleans, will
probably be here to-day.
Memoranda Of The Steamer Countess.
The people accommodation packet, the
steamer Cuun ess, lett Paducah We'd
nesday the Sth inst at 3 p IN, with 1856
bales OF cotton, hhds tobacco, for
Brown Dunkerson & Co, and contend
ing with heavy ice all the way, lost seve-
raj hours by repairing wheels, aud dis
charging at Henderson 3 hhds tobacco
and lot OF miscellaneous freight At
Mount Vernon she met the steamer
Echo No ,, which boat had just arrived
from Whitmans Landing, in sight Of
Mount Vernon, where, we learn, (from
Ed Half, who went down to ship u LOT
Of corn on herr that she was boarded
by party of guerrillas, under the com.
mRnd OF one Captain Wallace, 10 the
number OF II or Is, robbing both pes
sengers and crew of all the available
greenbacks in reach, besides quite
an amount Of small arms, after
which they departed in peace. On
our way up, an hour or two afterwards
the Countess was hailed at Long
Landing by the band, but not relishinG
the scent aforesaid, passed them unheed
ed; learned at Henderson that Their
had been a slight skirmish with she pos
forces and party OF bushwhackers
could not learn particulars, but that th
city of Henderson was under stIiot mil
AthA ruiz iNaAhuA thht AA tue aura
the Union forces lost six prisoners
Passed the steamer Carolina arroun
at Cincinnati Bar On the trip ND res
istered cabin and deck passengers, II
Miscellaneous packages for Evansville
900 viii leave for Paducah aud Cair
on this Friday, the 10th, at p. m.
w. II. THOMPSON, Capt
4. l. CoxANT, Clerk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
view Terk Markets.

NV Tozx. Feb .
COTToE-DuH and soarrsiy 90 arm; s7ssse
fer hidAling.
FLOUR-Stats and western a shade Hrulsr ard
10 s0e2 L 60 for Extra RguGd Hop Ohio, aud
II o5Sll IS for Trade Brands closiag quiet. SO
sails made pIioeA.
waIskY-Dull, heavy and lower; Western
2SG2 50.
waEAT-Firm good No Chicaz9 Spring.
Is; Ne Milwaukee cfub, -.
C0GS-Nsxed Western ! s75l S..
oATS-Frner aaa veIy Euiefl a. ia foF
Western.
PETROLEUM- Dali aud asnlnalIy SAP.
for Crude, sel36se Tor Rsfasd ia 0osd, and SIC
6 for d.. frss.
RICE-DuIi- The suction sales Of Savannah to-
day Included l5s tiercss common Rice a. e1a a
I015c, aud L tisrces good fsirat 1855.
sUaAB-oais.; osba. lsxa2o5za. .ud :,
boxes Hzyzana at &C.
MOL IS ES-Duii
P0RK-Firm with fair demand a. IS sSsS7ss =
I for new Ness; "a 1875 o. for 81 and "a DO
eash and regular Esy .elosi : 81 IS % regulAi
/ way ~ Oa35l GO for PFins.
BEEF-Quist and stssay.
DRESSED HOGS-Firn At = -sS1s . %
Western.
/ BACON-FAir demand; Cumberland Gu, par
f 20 arrive. st 2o9eo1
cur MEAT I7als18c for shoalasrss Issea
I1RD-Is12sTSs, and arm.
/ BOTTER-ssiiing a. Ss9{T sor Ohio, AID 4sa
/ IS fcr state.
CHEssE-ouiet at I&92se
MOSEY-E2sy 81 6a5T Ter esut-
STERLING-Dull A. COS
GuID-wi,hont aeofded change; opening =
/ aISs<. deel niuS 10 2IlLz, cloziug - II3<.
/ GOVERNMENT STuChS-sHa2s 1rDsrs 6
81, c upoas. 1o1 eas, coupons, os5s . as
coupons, 027d-
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Indiana Legislature.
ISDIAxAPoLIs, February :.

INDIANAPOLIS, February !.
SENATE.-Ssnste met at O clock
a. m
\ bill was introduced by Mr.. Calm,
rat;fying the action of the Governor in
discaarging the States quota Of the d.
req tax levied By Congress in 1867, and
Authorizing him to adjust and settle al
other claims against the Federal Gov
erament.
The Joint resolution ratifying the
amendment to the United States Cous'i'
tuition, prohibiting slavery, was read
second time
SIR. Bennett moved 10 make It the
special order for Friday
Various amendments were made for
the purpose of staving of the matter
and after some discussion the Senate
adjourned to ? P. N.
In the afternoon session, a sharp de-
bate eusued upon a motion 10 postpone
the consideration of the resolution.
The Democrats hlIibustered, demand
ing the yeas and hayes on every trifing
motion.
An hour was consumed in voting on
al .sorts Of motions and amendments,
when Mr. Bennett moved to suspend the
rules and read the resolution a third
time. The motion was adopted.
Various members took occasion TO
deliver themselves Of windy speeches
against the resolution. Bsyless Hanna
Sas conspicuous in his denunciations Of
what be called belittling the Constltu-
ton
Mr. Bennett moved 10 reconsider the
vote on suspending the rules, to allow
the resolution 10 be engr0ssed and read
third time. Lost-ayes II. nays %
Without taking any further action,
the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE The House met at Q A N.
The following bills we're passed: The
Senate Joint resolution instrueting del
egates to Congress 10 ehdesvor to have
q bonded tobacco warehouse established
at Evansville; the Senate bill fixing the
time Of holding the Courts in the Fifth
Judicial District
The House then adjourned to P NJ
The afternoon was occupied IN the
reading of bills second time. A large
number were thus disposed of Mr.
Branham with unanimous consent, in-
lroduced a bill ratifying the action oil
the Governor in procuring an advance
Of SIS, 900 from the President OF ID,
United StaIss for the preparation o.
troops for tia service Of the country and
for the defense Of the State, aud direct
ing him 10 pay the unexpended balane,
thereof into the State Treasury, and L
account therefor Il passed 10 a seeonC
reading, aud the House adjourned
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
HOME INTERESTS.

To PHssloIASs.-If you wish TO purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals at = small adj
vanos On EAstern prices, 60 aud examine KELLEE
4 WINES stock, where you Wia fnd every arti-
Gle that Is needed by the profession, and prices
which cannot fAll 60 give satisfaction. Their
Store Is at No, "a Main street. may&d&wtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
H4---Aa REAvIS,
Attorney at Law and L. S, Claim
AGENT

Is authorized BY the Government to procure Pen
mons, Bounty Money, Back Ray, Bounty Land
Claims for HoRsEs and other PRoPERrr DESTROYED
while IA 6 service Of the Government, and all
claims, Of whatever Kind nature against the
United States,
Bounty tor Discharged Soldiers!
BY an smsndmrEt 10 the Bounty Law, passed at
The last session Of Congress, All soldiers or
other persons who Aars besa Or saal hereafter be
discharged within years from the dsts oftheir
enlistment by reason efwouuds received in battle,
shall receive the sane Bounty IS though they
served two years"
Once o51s Main Street. over Keller's Gun Stors,
oPPosise the oOurs House, Evansville. Indiana.
Correspondence must enclose stamps.
EA-6Ood references given IL required. nhsS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10


s-Lst those who have doubted the " rtusa
BuiL's CEDa0H BfTTEEs, If sBy such there he
Rad the following Certihests from gentlemen vel,
known ia this community, and doubt 10 more.
Its general Introduction into the army win save
tie lives oftbousands Of our soldiers:
LouisvILLE. KY. June "a, 1865.
We, ths undersigned, have seen the good ELECTS
produced By the Use Of DR.. JoEs BULBS CEDAox
BIrfEEs ir Of general debility and prsstrAton
o. the system. and believe its general use would
prevent disease aud relieve much sansrlng.-
Among sur soldiers particularly would this be the
case. especially those who are exposed te MAS
matte influence ia the Southern climate
MAJ. PHILIP SPEED,
Collector Int. key. 81 Dis. Ky.
CHAs. Is. COTTON,
collsetsr o. the Port Of LouisvilIs. Ky.
Provost Marshal Gent Of Kentucky.
REV. ID. r. HENDERSON,
Vice Pres't 81 Sanitary Commissien.
! HARVEY, HUGHES Co,
Publisher Democrat.
} GEO. p. DOERN,
Prop. Louisville Auzaigsr.
1 HUGHES PAHKhILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers Main Street,
Louisville, Ky.
/ DAVIS, GREEN q CO.,
/ Wholesale Shoe Dealer, Main ST., Louisville.
I HART mAPOTHEK,
photographers, cor. MarkstAnd Third sts.
LouisviIly, Ky.
/ JULIUS WINTER
Clothing Merchant, cor. 50 aud Market sts,
Louisville, Ky.
/ CAPT. :. y. HfbDRETH,
OF Steamer Major anderson.
( MAJ. l.. T. illusion,
/ Raylaasisr &. 8. Amy.
/ Q. n. METCALT,
SatPpal Hotel, Louisville, ".
{ COL. Ja1ssE BAYLEs,
4th Ky Cavalry.
( GEORGE y. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal
ses advertisement IN anoflar column
isb6 ly Sold BY PETER WEBBING,
Sole Agent, EyansaiIls, Ind.
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DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution a. partner.l

dissolution Of Partnership.
FI'HE CO PARTNERSHIP HEREroFoRv
a existing undsr the name II Bittrolf 4 CeiSs-
isr' y tais Gay a solved by the withdrawal Of ?
bitsrold, j. and JnO. L. Reynolds, under tha sss,s
o. binroiu Co, will oOntinue the bpsinsSs -
the old stand and viii assume all iiabilitSss ~
srs ssolas g close all sccountA S,a the
iste nrms JOIN Z. BITrROLYrr II
1. GEISSLER,
SeS-lF JOHN L. REYHezps
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
SPECIAL NOTICE

Volunteers, read this.-For the dsrange-
usspt Of the system, change Of diet, wounds,
sores, bruises aud sruptiOns. TO which every vol
untesr is liable, there are no remedies sac
eoavenient aud sure as Holloway's Pills aud
DIN, mspt, thoroughly tested 10 the Crimean aud
Italian campaigns. II the resder Of this little
"noiios " cannot get box Of Pills or Ointment
from the brug Store in bic place, les him write 70
ne, % Maiden Lane, enclosing the aU0uat, and
will mail box free Of expense. Many dealers
viii not keep my nedieines-on hand because they
cannot make a. much proat a. oE other persons
make. IS cents, e cents, and 81 20 per box or
pot. febz-Iwd
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MATCHMAKING
q. w. Ernst.
MATCHMAKER and JEWELER,

pEAEEE IN
WATCHES, CLOCKS. JEwELRY, pIAMoSDS
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
Ass ell ether goods usually tourd In = fTst-elssl
Jsvslry EstAblshIssnt-
50 Particular attention paid to the rspaing O
fne Watches and Clocks
First ST., 5 Doors Above Vine.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
MUSICAL.
HUsIC III.

MUSIC FURNISHED FOR BALLS. PAR
vi ties, &c, By Davis's fAScrtus o1a rills Rand,
I Of the sssarsr Armada Terms reasonable.
Leave orders ~ uArrsAs Music ssors. MaiE
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
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