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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

MoSrEEAL AND VERMONT JUNCrioS RAIL
WAY Co.-ThG annual meeting of the share
holders Of this Co. was held at their office.
St. Armand West, on the 10th inst. Hon
p. II. Moore, Hon. \. B. Foster, Hon. j.
Gregory smith. Hon. Joseph Clark. Hon.
L. Bralnerd, J. D. Hatch, Esq and Henrie
Des Riyieres, E=q. were elected Directors
of the Co. for the ensuing year. At the
meeting of the Board the Hon. P. II. Moore
was elected President: the Hon. j. Gregory
Smith, vice-President, and j. c. Baker Sec.
and Treasurer for the coming year. On the
same day the Road was opened for traffic,
and persons travelling 10 or towards Boston
or New York from Montreal will find this
route more pleasant and expeditions than
by wav Of Rousc's Point. Every exertiou
has been and will be made TO make the con-
nections as perfect Is possible from Montreal
TO all principal points south, east or vest
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
Miscellaneous.
--,ubIc> ofMarTicd Peopic--Remnn-
.fraucc Of Sarah Smith.

--,ubIc, O ofNaTricd Peopic--Rem"n-
strancc Of Sarah Smith.
r5nr DO tell me what is the mat
urat new indiSujtv vc married
,, suffered that has -ct ali 1ur
TESTERS To writing about us? Here
Uuilton uut with new book. in
sIi- an tie old troubles, and
--ew ones, which she -upr.o~-s
rle to enJog. Then your.
Moods (is size not tire rur
Or hair an oferin. on the altar of
-vr and tells us how tn get mar
how to get unmarried. (ha- sh,. had
.,,-, with the first p Then a third
with Emily Chester, and makes
.t.r man Size would Not marry. and
..rmsn she would not l1vc: So would
.1irv any way repeat. - hat have
r1 WHY lave w and our .ancicd
-oan -o .r,at2" J have taken Iaiu-
I'D. .s,r tho village where live, and
ry ci-r,e ot acquaintance 7 don't fpG
.uup.. 'ylr have one ut these troubles
rn-.y wri,I,u about by tir-r single
-gr, ti.-c Uas widow Gumc, who
her OBJ .svar twr months after
tiri-.L. we did mot talk muca
.-af. for o. tai been mauri twic.
And am ~urr Smith ard I have not
re- trouble tn -rcak ol. 10 the sixteen
~ vc have been married that J..
-. be- suli, me once IN 90 while. and ]
s.ways get as much money a- I want
8. iut never should tHiuk OF run
way from MIN, or ut wishing / had
Brown. though J rii-a meet mm.
.- -Wirr- as uch d. sam Now ! can't
-a-h aii This writing, and | protest.
i-.. ta.r th--e single sisters had bet
-.e a.-.- fHer uwn iI,r~ and tae
.-.. -i--.- women. oi wHioh. OF course.
sr.a-tiig. and nu. waste s1msnv
...t ;-r troubles and ,.lericnce- ol
-.. -.u.u .l whoec h'r- ,hys saav
~srtU ~u.r#
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
NUMBER THIRTY O NE.

The fleet. during the three days lombard
d ment, threw. it is estimated, between thirty sud
forty thousand shot.
Our victory was saddened by melancholy
accident which occurred Monday morning. Some
soldiers cartlessly entered the magazine with
torches, and II is supposed that n spark com
municated With the loose grains Of powder on
the floor, and thus fired the whole mas. ter
rifc explosion ensued, and the sand and earth
we're thrown hundreds Of feet in the AIR. A por-
tiou Of the Third New Hampshire. which ras
in the fort. ss well a. a number Of sailors. we're
buried in the ruins.
THE CAsrALrIEs.
Our total loss in killed and wounded Is prob
ably not less than nine hundred.
Il Is estimated that the military loss IN the as
sault Is not less thsn SIX hundred killed and
wounded, while the explosion aided two hundred
more.
The casualties in the Naval brissde will num-
Der one hundred
PiovEEE MECHANIC SHors.-We are glad
to learn that the stoppase of the shops from
the late explosion, is not likely to he as long
at first anticipated. Messrs. Barnes & Co.
ga Company with Mcssrs. Gates, Kilburnc 4 !
Co., whose extensive Furniture Factory en-
ploycd large share Of tle power Of the g.
ubli,hmcut, have already set about the work /
Of rc-.9rat.on. with characteristic ener-
~. some eighty men were at work
yesterday on the ruins. twenty-five masons
are engaged. and the walls of n new engine |
building VIII be- speedily raised It is found 1
that enough of the machinery OF the engines
(Which were louble, remains unbroken, to
set up single engine without great delay,
which, rt Is expected, viii enable the works
20 commence running in part within a
month.
some of the papers state that possession
o., Fort Fisher does not ieontrol Cape Fear
river This i- mistake. Vessels that en-
Ter ihc river 10y the lower channel are oblis-
ed 90 pass under the gun, Of Fort Fisher, in
going mp 60 Wilmington. The fort is 90 sit
uated that i- covers the whole river opposite
1f the castas well as New Inlet. which Is
northern channel into tie river Fort Cas-
wei and the other works ON the west bank
1f the river below Fort Fisher, are now Of
DO use 90 the rebels. Above, the rebels have
'atterics along the river and two torts at
Wilmington The rebels confessed. some
tine since, that If Fort Fisher should be Ia
Ken. thcI Iort would be closed and the other
icfcuces and Wilmington itsclf mus, event
ally Weld.
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RESPONSE ]


VERGESSEs. Jan. 18th. 1865.
IT, Geo. H. Bigclolr, Esq. Burlington;
Vergennes sends GREETING and WELCOME
to her young sister. and sslutss her as THE
OrEEN CIrr OF CHANPLATy-
G. W. GRASDEI, Mayor
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

NE fAssUsPsIc BsNK. BY proclamation
NC Governor OF Nemrnt the Paeeumpeic
VIII ccasc to exist on the 18th day oi
usry next The hank has lecn vel
h ss . and viii redeem r,s inils, hut after
e1"1aiioa oi IT. charter will not be res
y, ,,ea 10 redeem in B,ston. ami 81 their hill
o'uhtless 10 ~ d. d'soouut The public
- TO- interested III knowing tl,, isct-. tost
.,, may not he caught with lot Of thee
on hand alter that date. and i.c obliged
= i'''t 10 a share ior the h,u,ft ol thr hr,
a. -''ehar'iSon. rerorter ui the l'rrfun,.
- $50 '7,.ii iOF ,ish,r,n mouth, t,ri>oa.
<, Ia iern Feici-ri and has arm. AZ
''''e' Tenn, on his way 10 New York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27

The following despatch in answer to one
sent to GOV. Smith the dny before, which
did not reach him at once, owing to his sb-
sencc, was received yesterday.
To Hos. T. D. HucH
.'Have Just received your despatch. Ac-
ccpt my warm congratulations at the result
All hail 10 the Queen City Of Burlington
MAY prosperity attend her in the new career
uron which she has Just entered, and the
most ardent hope Of her citizens and friends
tor the attainment Of the distinguished posi-
tion to which she is by nature destined, now
be fully and speedily realized.
J. GREGORY SMITH
The following messages between the only
two cities in Vermont, we're exchanged on
wednesday the 18th, after the vote Vss Dc
elnred making Burlington a city
BrsLrye1ov, Jan. 18th, 1855
To Hon. g. ". Grapdsy,
Mayor Of TeTgeHHeI;
Burlington sends compliments 70
the Oldest city in Vermont. She adopted City
Charter tc-dsy, by large msjority.
GEo. H. BIGEIow.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-27
Gen. Sherman's View Of the Nature of
the Rebellion.

Toe following letter was written by zen.
sherman. in reply to certain inquiries from
a citizen Of Georgia
HEApgJAETERs military DIVISION oF ruF)
MISSISSIPPI, IN the Field,
SkvANSAH. Ga. Jan. >, 1860.
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Nakius -rroriei % present Board.
former

Too 300.
Deduct Thomas Flynn. Transferred hv Aiit
anl lrs Gen io Gulfo-i.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

sun. hohair, iptlsibls SlIk; strained IN n.
latest style.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03


TIM PowAR oF HuMavo. --Aa individ-
ual who owned small tavern near the
Geld OF Waterloo, the scene OF the last
great faction Of Napoleon, Was frequently
questioned as 10 whether he did not
possess some relics OF the battle, and BIO
has invariably and honestly answered in
the negative,
He ~aa very poor, aud one dag chile
lamenting TO n neighbor not only his
poverty but the annoyance to which
travellers subjected TO him, his friend
cut him snort with:
swell, make one help the other. Make
soma ralicsip Aeaaee hA@ ave-
"But what can dor inquired the
poor man.
"Tell them that Napoleon or yelling.
ton entered your shop during the battle,
and sat ON that chat" As4 g
Not long after, nm English tourist
entered the tavern, and, inquiring for
relics, was told the chair story. The
next conner was informed that yelling.
ton had taken drink, and the "Welll
ington tumbler was accordingly sold.
The third arrival gazed with breathless
wonder on the nail on which Bonaparto
hung bis hat The fourth purchased the
door poets between which no had enles-
ed; and the fiith became the happy per
chaser Of the floor upon which he had
trodden.
At the last advice, the fortunate tAv-
srn keeper had not roof to cover his
head, Aad was sitting on o bag Of gold
in the center Of deep pit, formed b.
selling the enrth upon which the houaS
stood sa.n 8uW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03
Items or ECONOMY.

A strip of thick paper laid over the
edges of each stair, under the car.
Def, win preserve stair carpet from
wearing through one-third longer than
otherwise.
Clean brass kettles before using, with
salt and vinegar, 20 avoid being poisoned
by the. verdigris. 1870 ~ a5gsts,
Gum trssacanth dissolved in water
makes q good and cheap pastel which
viii keep until it is used up.
The flavor of common molasses 10
much improved b. boiling and skimming
it before using tfsr.fsasr
Damp tea leaves scattered over a car.
pet before sweeping, improve the colors
and give it . clean fresh look. z .e8
When you want dust pan, have Il
made 10 order, with the handle turning
down instead of up, so as to rest on the
Hoor and tip the dust pan ~ proper
angle 10 receive The dust Ii 10 great
convenience as you do not have TO stoof
and hold il while you are sweeping
The patient carpet hooks sold by tbs
hardware merchants, are generally su
perior 70 tacks, saving q great deal 0
hard painful drudgery in putting down I
carpet, and not requiring to be taken on
and replaced every time the carpet Il
shaken. = F ~ e4rs .-@4r ! =
Charcoal and honey, mixed togethel
and used as dentri6ce, viii whiten thu
teeth with. q few applications. --ss--a.
Beef tea is made best by cutting NJ
tender, juicy bits about one inch square
and put il into o strong bottle, cork |
tightly and set il in kettle Of cold wa
Ter. Boil il about two hours The fui,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03
STATIONERY

somyAsss assgfsnsnt q lEs most a,sIlAbIs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

sEcrAmls Bias" Ny frisnda,' said
rsturned missionary, At one Of the
anniversary meetings, elet as avoid Sec
tartan bitterness. Tho inhabitants OF
Hindostan, where i have been lAboring
Tor many years, have proverh that
though you battle dogs tail In oil and
bind II 10 splinters, you .cannot get the
crook out of It," Now, o man q aecta.
rian bias 10 simply the crook in the dog O
tail, which cannot be sradicated; and
hold that each one should be allowed 10
veg his oscn peculiarly in PeGcef'
LGreat laughter and applause,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

A CASE on CoEscIKNcE-Dr Spraeue
relates in the annals Of the American
pulpit, acufious case Of conscience: DR..
Gay for some time missed the hay from
bis barn, and was aatia6ed il was stolen.
With view 20 detect the thief, be took
dark lantern and stationed himself
near the place he suppose be must pass.
In dse time q person whom be knew
passed along into his barn, and quickly
came out Nth as large load Of hay as
he could carry upon bis back. Tbs doctor,
without saying word, followed the lhief,
and took the candle out of his dark Lam
tern, and stuck IL into shs hay Hpon his
back. and then retreated. 10 moment
the hay was in light blaze; and the fell
low, ran away from his perishing booty.
The doctor kept the affair a secret,
even from his oHn family; and within q
day or two the thief came 70 him 10
great agitation, and told him that be
Eiahsd 70 confess TO him gFievous sin;
that he had been tempted 10 steal some
of his hay and, ca be was carrying Il
away, the Almighty was 20 angry with
him that He had sent FIRE from heaven
and set IL 40 blazing on his back. The
doctor agreed 70 forgive bin on condi-
ton Of his never repeating the offence.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

Coleridge, 10 one Of the most beauti-
ful smiles, illustrates the pregnant truth
That the more we know the greater 10 our
thirst for knowledge, and the more we
love, tho more instructive our sympathy:
" The water lily, in the midst OF waters,
opens is leaves aud expands ita petals,
1t the iirst paitering Of the shower; and
reioices in the rain drops with quicker
sympathy than the paFched shrubs In the
sandy desert - 81 .fAt ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03
HOOP gKTRTg.

a Eood ss. .:.ns IA niass. white. Blus
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

DEPEND ON YouRsxLF. Most young
men consider il misfortune to be born
poor, or not to have capital enough to
establish themselves as the outset Of life
in q good and comfortable business
This 10 q mistaken notion. So far from
poverty being misfortune 10 them, il
we may judge from what we every day
behold, tits really blessing; the chance
is more than ten to one against him who
starts ~ith n fortune ~ -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

Pearl SHIRT, Rnbbcr vest and Cosi, ali weoi
La.tisg. veisst. 0sass, SID. Dress, Bone. Paats
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

SPOOL COTTON.

Lar, cosis's, esraa panlsis's, wmimau.ls.
Orr and MeHaugbts. Brooks a clarhs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03
HAIR DYRl HAIR pYEf

Bachelors Hair Dye 10 the bsst in the
known world. The only true and psrfset Dye
-hiarmi@ss-Instantaneeas and RsliAbls--pFo-
daees splendid Black or NsiarAi Bresn-ssms-
dies the ~ effects Of bad Dyes. and fssqssntiy
restores the original color Sold By all Druggists
The genuine Il signed. W. A. Baiehslor. 81 bar
clay street. New York. APPS ga
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

Thank God for rat, where mons molsst,
And none can make afraid,
For Peace that sits a. Pisnty'm gueaf,
Bsnesth tho h,tnsstAa1 aladA e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03
DRESS GOODS
Department.

@Ntak
FRENCH MERINOES -- A Lary
Stock Of Ersry Shade srran
ALL-wOOL EMPRESS CLOTHS.
OTTOMAN CLOTHS
TAMISE CLOTHS.
MELANGE POPLINS-
PLAID-AlI- WooI Poplins.
CANTON CLOTHS.
GRAPE MELANGES
ALPACAS-In Black and all eolors,
j. And a FaH ASsorfpcgsf Of FRENCH
AND BRITISH SAXONY DRESS
GOODS, all Of okieh viii Be offered 70
tie Trade, AID RETAIL Al PAGES MAI
DEYT ce.PErIrIos.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

| y
Two business gentlemen from New
Haven, who occasionally ihdalge in q lit
lie sporting experience, visited South
ingtony on hunt, toe other day. Birds
were NOT very plenty, and with doubtful
success the gentlemen started for the
depot toward night TO take the train
home. Coming across an Iriahman they
accidentally asked him II there we're
any rabbits, pertriGges, quails, foxes, or
any other game about there. Be dad
thsre Il thatl can pat my finger on q
Mat OF foxes where there 10 Eve yong
'uns and the old 'unsl They are so tame
yex can stroke EN- With yer handi" This
was chance 10 captare fur that must
not be lost, and, after some diekering
Pat agreed 10 pilot them 70 the nest for
three dollara After tFudging through
the woods about mile, the party cams
20 clearing where stood q log house.
With horrible Milesian grin, be point.
ed TO an old woman and five young
imps, lying Ioose about the main floor,
exclaiming, "See the tame crAturs; Mrs.
Patrick Fox, these hunters are after YER
Good day gintlemen." The hunters got
back to the depot too late for the train
tka. day, but they arrived home safe tie
next morning. IL is unnecessary TO
mention, however, that IL 10 not Of them
that We are indebted for the above facts
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03
DRESS GOODS

800 &4AA~S4AS
. BOT exeeiisd IL variety asanfity Ii sny
Wsstsra CITY, ranging 10 prfe~ frgm YERT
CHAP s. - Fsslnala fiald nfcss PAttrrs -
siIk Patterns warth 500.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

thus obtained viii be Tie paFs satrimssf
of meat, aud It's tonic efecta are power
full Physicians have Considered Il bet,
Ter THAI alcoholic stimulsnts in eases Of
extreme exhaustion, where there 10 O
tsverish tendency 10 the patient
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

Ansriean aud Hose nrass Pins, best asaiit,
- Nos. 9, .. :, ., apd ?, a. naarly che Agent
priee--fssfEht sddsd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03
Iron the November Atlantic Monthly.l
THE PEACE AUTUMN.



ss1 srs.s. wasrrrrn. sE assB
Thank God Tor rat, where none MODEST,
And none can make afraid,
For Peace that sits ~ Pienty's gasst,
Beneath tho hoEDestea1 shade. - :
Bring pike and gun, the swords red scourgs,
The negroes broIsn chains,
And beat them At the blacksmith's forge,
TO ploughsh@ros for our plains.
Alike, hencsiortb, orr hllIsof snow, q
And wales where cotton flowers; ~
All streams tkS,t flow, all winds that blow.
Are Freedoms motive powers. ttH
Henceforfh ~ IABor's chiyaIry sFEs j
Be knightIy honors paid
Yer zobisr than the sword shall b.
The siekis's aeeolads. Il s5k8 t
Build up an AIter 20 ths lord, a.. s.ss. /.
o grstsfaI hearts Of OuFB y y. ~ 2
And shape IL 70 the grsensst sward
That ever drank tbs showers.
Lay All the bloom OF gardens there,
And thsrs tas orchard fruits; <tf tH'
kfing golden grain irom sun and sir.
From earth her goodiy roots. rfT ~
There let her baDnsrs Troop aud now,
The stars upriae aud fall; t#
Our roll Of martyrs sad and slow
Let signing breszss call.
Their namen LOT hands 81 horn and tan, ID q
And rough -shod feet applaud
Who died 70 meks ths slave man,
And link with toll reward.
Thcse Ist the common heart keep time
To such an snthsm song fa
As never swelisd on poets rhyme, III gN VI
Or trilled on singers tongue.
Song Of burden and relief, sasf
OF peace and long Annoy:
Tbs passion Of our mighty grief
And Of our mighty Joyl
A song Of praise 10 Him who fIfad @
The baFvssts sCwn Ia tears,
And gave each Mold a doubts sfsId sssBf 4 3
To fssd cur bs4tis ysarsf
A song Of faith that trusts the end
To match the good begun,
Nor doubts ths poEsrs u Love 20 blend Z
Tho hearts Of men A. one
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

NEW DEFINITION. The man who car.
ries everything before him-the waiter
Tim, does year mother ever whip
your = 4
No; but she does q precious sight
worse, though."-f l
What's thatT
Why, she washes my face every
moraing 49, '-zss.sszlssssa -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

a CROW y DE 46D&@Is
Every Man, wOnaa and Child who has ussd
Sterling's Ambrosia
Il. wiIliax 10 recommend IL. Three years Of rap.
| ldIy increasing sale have made tbs AmbEoslA f..
| nous al over tas world.
II 10 wAERAKTED TO PLEASE.
IL enrss ItehI-S Of the Head.
II makes New Hair grow Bald Heads.
10 prevents tho Hair from Kmlling Out
II renders tbs Har Soft and Glossy.
cleAsses tbs Scalp, cooIs the Heated Brow. Re.
moves DandruH, Cures EsrToUs Hsraaehs. Cures
Baldnsss, Isszrss Luxuriant Locks, InelIass Hair
70 Curl. supsreedes Wigs, Kills Hair Eaters
0ood sftrct spparsnt At once.
TO THE LADIES WE SAY.
The Ambrosla SIl salt yoa 10 T. Ei=zAetiy
Pot up. Dslleatsly Psrf9msd. PasroHizsd By
Opera siagsss and Actresses Sold IN splssefa
boxes 0r cartons, containing two large bOttisa-
No. far morning. No. for svsnIBg.
THRRE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
sTERLIN0es AMBROsIA y the best. most
agreeabIs and effective toilet IN the world. To
prove this, try a carton.
Sold BY Druggists.
Sterl.ng's AmbP0sia Manufacturing
COMPANY,
2I6 FULTON street, NEW YORK.
AfLaANHIE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

W. Brsdls,'s " Duplax Eniptls,- or Double
Steel 6pfing Hoop eklrla. A iafga and conpaiefs
aaaOftusut IN Chilas', Wisses' and IeAissts ~
and lnch Tale. White ana OolgIal =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03
SILK
Department.

MOTRE-ANTIQUR SILKS.
REP. AND CORDED SILKS.
GRO. CRANE SILKS.
FANCY SOLID COL0RRD SILKS.
CHECK AND STRIPE SILKS. all
Of the popular shades for Street
and Evening Dresses.
BONNET vELvETS in all shades.
ali shades Of C0LORED VELVET
RIBBONS AND BUTTONS for
Dress Trimmings.
CL0AKS and BAeQUINRs from
$500 TO $1,000.
DOUBLE and SINGLE BLANKET
SHAWLS, from % TO ei2 90.
DOUBLE PAISLEY SHAWLs. from
5000 to s62.50.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03
JET 0OODg.

Sheep, Cali and Morocco, 80 Picket and mn
ro.is hsss.lss. hssius' chsis. Bags and osbas.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03
cOLGATE's HONEY SOAP.

C0LGATE's HONEY SOAP.
This eeIsbrAtsd Toffet soap, In such sHGFsr.
sal demand, IL made from this choicest maisFi-
ais, is mfId snd smeIIfent In ia nature. fra
mrmmafy scented, Aad extremely beme faeaal
In its setl apon tbs skin. For sale ~ Drug
elsts and Fancy Goods Dealers. aazf-ly
ACaFd 40 InyAlids.
Clergyman. while residing IN south AmsrieA
- missionary, discovered SAFE and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness. Kariy
Decay Diseases u the Urinary aad semInal Or
sass. aHd The whole train Of dlsordsrs brought On
BY bansfal aud vicious habits. Great numbers
havs ibssn already cured b. this n0bis remedy
Prompted ~ . desire 70 bsnsnt the aniIetsd and
Hnfortanats, will send tiss recipe for preparing
and using this medicine. ia q sealed envelope, 70
any ons who needs u. Free Of oharss.
Please enclose q post- paid snvsl0ps, addressed
70 yourssiE Address,
JOSEPH 7. IHMAN,
JyZ7.Sm. Station D. Bible House. ~. X. City.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03
NECK TIES.

siik anf Cotton Velvet, Bonnet, TaHsia, and
~. 40 ~ fseh Belt Kfbben, "a Biack. Tnss
pc. risk, bias, Magenta, LsAthsr and Browu,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

AwVvLi--The following startling
threat was male use Of the other day BY
an excited pugaIist: 9TH twist you
round your own neck, and ram you down
your own threat, until there Is nothing
left OF you but the extreme ends Of your
shirt-tailb sticking out ::of your sysa.f'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

Cnpaisia ~ nQlRAfa'a4 hocheatar, Chemical
Weiss and Thomas Wafstlsy'a, n cAnlpboF, Pom.
aues kIeNn windsor, Honey and Oaatllo, Thomp-
sgs's Cskss sad bars, Yankee ana N.Ilfsrr
shssing. aad Glyceflne
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

Goth, Dust, Hair. Tooth, Mall, shaving and
haea hfusbes also, nicp Fine Feathsr DusisF.
BEADS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

HMfhawsy's oiazcd Paper sfaBdlaE,
Goiesnit1's Byron,
Empifs Common Byron,
Linen Collars q ~ kinas sBd sizss,
Lsdies. Jasonest Collars, fnew iee),
Ociiars @nd Caas 10 sets, and Mourning Collars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

- -.
I en- uow ruoalvlrR the beat assert.
meat % Pail and uinter Goods ever
eA-rei In thls MARKET
I would call she atlention OF buyers
q the dnelinq Ia pricca.
invite ypnr t3ieniieu 10 the liat 81
Opcds telou menti8nl a. ~ VII give
ypu a general idsa a my stock, which
Il more c1npieta than any one 81 the
Aind ever cr0red IN this section o.
the c1untrY. s
" order 90 prevent the great ala
cniSs which buyers have % lais cape
rlsneed ln ptocuFtng full lines %
uoeda, have spared no palns ID max
los w my assortment. ~ rmhsmcoa
the choicest tsrirtiea % both fpiriFn
and Domestic loada, including Fancy
~ veil - staple articles.
ltahall b. my aim 10 share With
puFchansra the advantages gained ~
Less KxFsFianoe, Large Purchases
and caah Payments.