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LNsERgCrlON.

AT TOWNSEND'S COMMERCIAL ACADT.
y IN, go Bowcry, below Houston ct. Thorouih
mar Sc, No classes. Rooms Tor ladies aud private
instruction. boa
DANJO AND ETHIOPIAN, JIG AND
Dbn, iesque dancing tsnght by JOHN BoqsN, t8t
last Houston ST. tc ms perfect tunes Tor S. Ban
los At all prices. Satisfaction guaranteed. - f75
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SlX PER cENT-TRER FROM GOVERN

THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
Corner Third Avenue snd Twouty-si1th street.
pktStNr DEPOSITS, Sf,200,OOo
SIX PER CENT interest paid on oil sums from 81
TO Sl,0O0, fee from Govcrnincnt Tar.
All moneys d posted ON or before october 10th win
dtnw Interest nom the LIST
BANK OPEN DAILY rom 10 A w. TO Q + NJ, and
on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY
EVENINGS from q to q O'Clock.
SPENCER X. GREEN, President
EtCHARD kFLIN. Sec otary. 4i3
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SEVERAL GOOD DRESSMAKERS Wanted.
- Apply a. S33 Brosdvsv, up stairs. IS
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SMART AND HONEST BOYS CAN FIND
~ employment after school hours, by diessin -
their own Handwriting, ELIAS HURLEY, sptue
~. also . Office bO,s IS,
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SAVINGS BANXRAF

DME SAVINGS BANK OF ElAMs-
- burgh, corner OF South Ith and fslUX All Dc.
poits made on or before the goth insh draw nSerert
iom the LIST OF Oct. Six por cent interest alDwed.
Leo from Government tax Open daily from 10 A, M.
70 2 H. ". aud from 20 p. NJ w. W. AR MFTFID,
ires VIM. GRANDY, Sec. Dos
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FOR SALE AND 10 aET.

A GOOD FARM OF 1874 ACRES, BUILD
ines nearly ne, for sale At the low price OF a.
bvh WARREN HAlDESBEKGu, EDWARD i.
VAIL J5 Wall at. $40
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A Observation-Disclosures ENGAG. G6

A LAMATlOS-HAVING ENGAGED
IN business In tho city, will teli at a bar
Of Patchoguc, L. L. fronting the great south Bay Ia
iul view Of the wen known Blue Point ,systeriIis,
hshing, nc Cons-tinr of a splendid new ~ story
house with cellar and foouis new slate rooi barn
Flninery sheds, we'll arho. &c; the gSrden aud door
3ni iente Iuna down TO me creek and bay, with dock
flr hhns boats TO lsni IN front u the house, and
ABOUT II acres OF good land. PotoAsion immel iucJ
ieims oasy. fcr further Particular cali on JAMES
~. ny ~, 40 Nalcr 81, OF ed4rtt4 l.. EDWARDS,
fitch0s ue, H. l. $50
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Al AMERICAN WOMAN,WITH THE BEST

n .ettmoaias n tho CITY. wishes 70 wash and iron
Al home Tor fret class families or few gentlemen.
G9l First ave, 81 floor 'front.' between 3l,h and S5th
sta. cat side. 2CV
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WANTED.
loo CLOAK HANns w,N.

100 CLOAK HANDS WANTED AT n
ve,1y P,,Ge. ,,e, NiNs ~ Bro,dssy, cor Of Wa.
Ato food op''nto' on Wheeler ( Wu,o',. p pens
-, -. 32i
500 sPANGLGES, SHIRT HANDS AND
- - ~ irlulrrs rant,t ttt.riercoi md. - m
tpply immediately Al 10, uiplct ti,rii sne ~ III
i%f,tits Il ke1de ~ OF 8, NNcst 2tb A. NV pspu
NN"i' 9lS
500 WOVEN SKIRT HANDS WANTED
CCOiu ell tue .irctc1i d.. -fn,c..s 60 - -
~ iA'c 70 ti. i'Gcx III b., skirt Vi maj tiof,,,s
81 Y '.'e =. nr lao West .ltust. WtsIs, B;Nn'
80 " $40
500 WOVEN SIlVT HANDS WANTED
~ ~, 10 OK ga s.res, r,.lsunr trim.
ID. .lNih I. hileo oar unlI 1c.o.t ~ " Ch m.
.''' an ~ nal 81 Il adet.s tp,.e. ,y,,c i1i,.',,
ca 10 'Ct '1 han =. iifv.u. al..-c mans. &C.
''! % "" ". e.. fi - 10 ore Iu clam Tts
-. w eau acc r.i.o.-te hands ly.nt up ort nf in
" IL l'. Lou h.'vt'uu. Jessr. Gu or Il ten
! Hnd. .4ctI ~ hun 10 sr lu.. p,'t TO- II t,pe
.or tnf Arp bag %, tc.y a. II lic i,e
'" 100 W. - Ell. WAISTS. bUAltIi A CAY,
-" n uu'lc ucss OF the nupCN Eilttic Tor doulIej
tp.iDl sS.rt. '''
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DURNiSHFRS WANTFp-3 GOOD MIN
do 80 to chi o. % to work hy the .ricco Or We S'n
hollow -vHre watches, 40: Good reference rc'it 70 i
Nrite letter 10 W.. X. fSaEA'i. box 3,9TJ thicA-
40, IN .tt ting vhtt va ~ b. required Hij
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&276-FoR SALE-MlLE AND GRO.
" - &c rv store. Inquire a. f'h IT, of9
S2OO0-A RARG CHANCE OFFERED,
fcopb stain returns of 30 Op er month in
nWei caillI rhed business which can be in .roaEcd
70 l-rrc tAiai, Sltia sc'1.t It.s.t iycu fir s6.
ing in put'cuhn- Inquire At No. 20 BIO .dway,
room 80. g. ~
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NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
Not nth It and sth svonuc-Open daily, from 10
9P. NJ Wedne,dAys and Saturdays, from to I r.
". hI per cent. inicrts. nee from Government tax
nepo5th made on or before Oct 10th, will draw in
is,,,Gt at once. THOMAS CuRISrY, Pres't. H. IA.
Blll- StCy 800
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AIDES TAUGHT OK SINGEWS AND
- Wheeler 4 M~ol'J machines, TO hem, tuct
lpl a.d fantf bg.I. pert. io. = L. also U liI' IS
uachiur or Nh au.s g.. ia .,hog wol., ana recon.
usuael 20 III. pi .'. cNuci. ga hines 10 rent aud
Tor .ele on part pa, al; alto oil and nee es lot eae
o. Mrf. InDEa JNs. ~ Noi. "a st, u1sU cen IA
an $. IN avenues. 4as
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IINION DIME SAVINGS RANK-NO. 42e

" Canal st. cor OF Vs-ick open daily fom 10 au
10 y, tnd on houin,, Weluc'day and saturtiaj
eyen'nrs from tu pm. NlN per cent. mite Tres
Of bOyotumen. tax, allowed sums oil $500 and un-
der, md - per cent. larger suns. Money depos-
lied "a or leiurc Oct 10Th will lear In to rest from
uciolor Lat. Bank looks In Engish, German and
Trench. EDER V. HAUGllWOIT, Prest. SOLO
mon l. HULL Treasurer. GARDNER b. CHAPIN.
Secretary. 400
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A RTlflCIAL FLOWERS-wANTED IL

A COPYtST OF EXPERIENCE, WHOSE
"a time is 70. fully ocaup ci wishes to procure ,u-
f'o--ueu w cor mo. aau psslt ctcu as Or writing
Of IN" k.ai Wiites pa.H,r y d hand, sud Il 1.i.-
linz vo.t on YER 20 tOnable tClms. Add &.
VI. r. box Sud Office. ~
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WANTED.
A MILLER. WHO UNDERSTANDS Dro.

4 sing and tending mill. stones for grinding feed:
steady employment and rood Axes will be paid must
be either an fnslishnan, American or German, and
recommended ~ to cha acter and capacity. Address
j. MILLER hox $40 sun Office. ?I9
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HOMES FOR THE PE0PLE-FOR SALE,
i Jl cottages and clos nut DIV eIlings, al Sl.gAt9
$1,000 100 lois be lutiiuy located at Fat Ne. Iofk
AID ElliwOol, ll5O to $500. COttagos or elgFAuI
dvelhnta built for purchasers; easy pAyu!eus
IilAs X, MILLER, Atlantic ave, East Nes YORK. W
" lJuyLly IT,, DlUoklyn. llD
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SHOEMAKERs-l5 GOOD CACK WELT
~ men wanted. To rcod workmen, s'oa is work an,
coed pay, at AZ Canal It. HENDERSON a BAR
kEll. al
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I QO0 CASH AND 5000 ON MORTGAGE
: wv viii buy meat Ike cottage and lot la
NorisHu near stCLm aud homo cara Apply %
DEN Arrest, MolIoas D,rOt, m1le nom Hai llEi,33G
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DIAPER BOX MAKERS-2 GIRLS Wanted
l. to work on hat scuttles and mud boxer: TO good
hands steady work will bs given. A. RoUYoN. 50
Nesfvst. 2TS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-27

A SEGULAR TRADITIoN.--Ampng the
Seminole Indians there il . singular
tradition regarding the white mans
origin and superiority. They say that
swhsH-sbe 0FegsS p4E1t Hsas TIE earth be
also made three men, al Of whom were
fair conpiexioned; and that after
making them, he led them to the mar
gin Of ~ small lake, and babe them leap
in and wash One 0beyed, and came
out Of the water. purer and fsirer than
before; the second .hesitated a moment,
daring which time the water, agiteted
hy the FIRST, had become muddied, and
when he abathed dhe dcams mp copper
eoiored, fhe third did not leap in until
the water became black with mud, and be
came cut with bis own color. Then the
Great Spirit laid before ID en- three pack.
ages, and out OF pity-for his nisfortuns
in color, be gave the. black man the fret
choice. He took hold OF each of the
packages, and having felt the weight,
chose The heGviests tie copper-co ored
nan II sn Chose tkS Gskt 1hssssesa, leay-
ing the white mar. the ighsest. !. When
the packages Eers opened the first was
found to eontain spades, hoes, and all
the implements OF labor the second ua-
wrapped hunting, fishing and ,warlike
apparatus; tbs. third gave the white man
peRs, ink and papert the engines Of the
mind--the means OF mutual, mental im-
proyementp the social link OF humanity,
|. the foundation afithe white man' O super
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-27
IsKIRTs. 4
~ eaa ESQ aeE
n e w y KIRT
- K II GGE.s - 9 @ a -
Notg FOR
1868 - 1905
Tbs Greatest Inysntion of the Ago Ia
- XMle - - ~ -
HOOP SKIRTS.

J "a w. BRAntRYys sSAaaPAssnt DUPLEX
ELLIPTIC Tor double) SPRING SKIRT.
WEST, BRADLEY CARY, (late J. i. y o. ).
West), SOLE PKUPETETORs AND MAUFAC-
TUBERs, 81 Chambers and - and 81 keaoe
Streets, New York. f4EiEI
THIS INVENTION consists Of Duplsx loE
fmo) IIliptie Steel springs, ingeuiousiy braided
tightly aud irmiy toRsthers edge 10 edge, making
the toughest, most aexlble, elastic and dnrAble
Gpring eyer used. They eeldon bend or break,
Ike the fnei Springs, and consequently preserve
their perfect and beautiful shape twice as long -
any 6fheF Ekffta q z ? esa = a@
The wonderful fexibflity and great co-pfort and
pleasure 70 any lady wearing ths Duplex Ifliptie
Skirt, will be exRerisBped particularly in ell
crowded assemblies, Operas, Carriages, Railroad
Cars, Church Pswey-Arm Chairs, for Promenade
and Hogae Drhss, o. the Skirt car, ,he folded when
VI ass ts oceury ahiaasi D4aea aA easily silk
A lady having enjoyed the pleasure. comfort
and copSsnfsBes Of Weerfsg the Duplex IIliptie
Steel spring skirt fer 4 Ihngis day. will never,
never afterwards Willingly dispense with their
For ChildFen, Misges and Young Ladies' they arr
Tfdcy are IL bess 6aiity N ssvsfy part, and IN.
qiiestiousbly the Lightdass Nest Desirable, Ccm.
Portable and EconomicAl Skirt ever made
FOR SALE ia AT hrst-cisss Stores In this city
and throughout ths United States and Canada
Havana de Cuba, Msxieo, South America, and tbs
West Inaiea- 81 sD4[11E$
ENQUIRE FOB THE DUPLEX ILLIPTIC
WQFr ppT salK1llREugNU
H Patent Duplex IIIIptIc skirt,
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RELIGIOUS INTELLEGENCE

~ ~ aE4 NfzwpgS
Miscellaneous "A meeting Of the
General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church of the Confederate States was
appointed TO meet at Macon, Ga, on the
10th inst, but "our flag Is there pow,
and the gentlemen will find themselves
. under the disagreeable necsssits Of
taking the oath of ,allegiance TO their
lawful governnent, before entering on
their religious deliberations. Christidn
| Herald .s8e 6QtNEA
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SHArs kR4DGF rDCDRDxB FROM MAS
- idf lshE AID s ht Warranted. stock Q
ceady. made ShIrta aud ColiArs Away or hand and
4 IErG thax l&iA nit INA b1rchsas<s Afuekins
santa, ssiching Bos0Eas, 6e., done with ueAtusss
Z Teankfaifes sass favor. ths sebseFibSr respect
FaFiys aB041cfta n cSntuRnc@ or skn patronage &C
IiA@FaAly bamsUA~sd gor enc past eve ysmFr L. q
agTfEf rrE H1flg rEuI EssI ~ EMTTH. -
.gEH aFTEAE4 -aE1fra 1laa - a1asT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-27

be the disseminatioF of Christianii
throughout the world without regard
any particular denonination, af
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-27
A CoLoRED CoxHIssIos.-Dr.5 Brain
TRa6gkrian

a CoLoRKD IoAAIssIoa.---Lr.a BRAIN
ard writes as follows to the american
Pres6ytertdn: B4
DEAR BRo. MEARs:-7As my health.
and nelination will not allow me % take
my place as delegate to the General
Assembly, may be- allowed to SAY q
word for my alternate, the Rev. John b.
Reeve He is, believe, the first color
ed man ever elected 10 any General AS
ssmbly. As our grand rational conflict
has settled the question that color is no
longer to be an apology for oppression,
and as colored men have shed their
blood freely for our flag and our seoun-
try, there seeIns to be propriety in
giving some meFited token of respect
and regard TO these REPRESENTATIVES in
the Church And it is eminently proper
that our branch OF the Church, which
6rst enanoiatsd tha prinei ples of hamab
freedom, should be the FIRST to. raise
above the prejudice Of caste. ~
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osFIcE AND REsIpERcEt
Corner First and Walnut Streets


useiASAft, o.. March. n, tsga.
This e 70 certify thst W, the upleraiguad, Aavs
besn ultimately acqu4intse With n W. noyntan
NJ. D. for seout eight YEAR, pnrag tha laai sln
geAfs be has beeo pugagod g. lucgatlev and sue,
cepsfai FrNctco Of m9tsclHe in this gltY Ha
ieavs herp on account af ~ ar,ith
We taxa great pleaaaru a. fAcommeadtug him,
both socially aud prpfesaion slf, a. = gouteuan of
exeeissnt morAlas and ccnuI iag prominent po-
slton aaDong ihe fh ysielaaI "a our city aud hope
he nag sureoed a. well als abre a. he has dpne
villa %. =. FREE IN. m. D..
Professor Of surgery ia cite Medical Iusti.
tnis, Ctneinaati, o,
JOIN = cuDDEE. n. D..
7 PFeheasor % The rhcof1 Practice 81 Msti.
else IN ths =, n. Institl.lt
r "A. p at faON, N D..
Late Professor ef Choaat sod Paysiele,sY 10
the aboss Medical fnatltute aeol8-afn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-27

a.
CASAASITEs-A very Interesting query
liz suraaBied in Matthew x, verse ~.
I'm TIE enumeration " the apostles, we
find Simon. the IG36a&lite," the elev-
enth il. order Simon, Of course, was q
deseeHaaDtoF Ham. Nov was Sinou, .
negre2s There Is no more testimony
that he was not, than the Copperheads
---sastaiRedl by PaFs0pI Olds dand the
sDemocratic asGhurch, h,2A--produeA thai
Canaan nnd his deseendAntsg were ne
Rroesa 3 They aver that the descendants
of @cursea be Canaan" were doomed. TO
perpetnal persopal bondage Was 'fSii-
mon the OanaaniteR saqsla%g as veil as
one Of the twefve7- Dayton Journal. d
The protracted meetings hagesall ter
minated That at the Christian Church
was aof six weeks duration.-!SaIiicds
Democrat 7sa
The General Assembly of the Presby-
terian Church 70. s. now in session at
Pittsburg, Pa, has voted to meet next
year N ST. Louis, Missouri. ~ a i s-~
4 Bishop Ksmper, Of Wisconsin, is per: ar:
forming Episcopal service in this State
for, Bishop Uphold on account of the
feeble health Of -t6s latter. sz.aa Il
4NaH WHnHsaF Fs 80 a'ss
RREIvAL-Elder Shaw, of the Chris
A-iiaA4G A4GhAseh,-e0adaots -fsw-aays ago
protraeted. al. .Edinburg. ForEE
four persons we're Edded to the church,
among them some OF the most promi-
nent citizens 6f the place. l. Franklin
| JefersoRiagl ial1 20 gl1sg soz. r7s
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where The VOICE OF, suppIication aud
thanksgiving Neonsecrate every day;
Fhere the Word ofGod - deSuutls read,
andy0nRg aud old nnas TO show forth
all His praise, 1t may. be humble, but
it's holy poverty. may be- there, and
sorrow, but its inmatesiare rich in faith.
and josaas. in-ths- -Holy- Ghoats-Sickness
may enter iA bpyfV comes like an angel
of peace and mercy. aAa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-27
DWTEA-AE

"JUsT AsI AM."-TwO elderly ladies,
"mesheEsSa q IsFaslS twersEoue day CON
064 81 fthetn, lRdent of speech, Teadily
gave expression to her religious expert
ence, her trust IN Christ, aud hope OF
soon tJntering into, the rest prepared for
Gods children. .........-s.-, 3,
8 Vhea at length she paused, her sister,
quiet, retieent woman, said, with a
tear in her eye, II cannot tell how
feel, the words don't come, but here is a
hymn that viii speak for me, land from
out the faded and worn leaves of her
| ,pocket-book, she took bit Of paper
I-beaEing the marks-ef ~coHstautusey her
friend opposed f3ReaEnot without emo
ton, read:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-27

b. CoSFfR4ATfeH-Bishop Kempet, now
officiating iasIthis State, een6rhed Is
psrson 10 The Episcopal Church, on Sua.
ist
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-27

sToHx IN THE BLADDER, CALCuLu8
CRAWL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT Ahb
MUCOUS Oh MILKY DlschAEGE5
.fEaF( kAfTER uhfNATfHG
IRRITATION oF THE SECk 0f TBE BLA0-
DIR, TSFLAMATloa oF TnE KiDAETb,
cAIARhH ~ InE bbADDkk.
sTEAnoULAkK AND sUhNfH0, o. PAINFUL
URINATIEU
Per fhsss diseases q is traly aovgrezs tvtnsdy
snd toe much caaB0t b. ssid o. So praia Sin.
Eis doss has bssn knOrn 20 rs sts ihs uass argent
zrs Sos troublsd With that aistr...ias paio o.
the small of ths back and through the hf -
tsasDoonful day % TIE Constnusion Natsr will
sslisve yoa liss magic.
PHYSICIANS
Hnvs long sinos given up the uss u huchu -ubels
and Iunipss 10 the r. -ttnsil of ttssf ssasst.
and saly ass then forths of : bett 3 fsfnsdy.
f s5 CONSTITUTION wATMH
Has proved itssf squai - tie task that has
DrURErrcs
ITritass asa araach ~ sldusyg and by Constant
ass pro1ars ehr0nic- dsgsHsr@ M and confirmed
IN pYsMErORRBGA, or PAiEFUb MEN
sTn0ATf0H, AND MEa0hhHgiA,
Oh PR0FUsE FLONIao.
uotn diaaaa1s Arising from mrity EecrstiOn -
ths ussastrusi auId--ia oes osss bsing TOO Iittis
HEd aeeOmpauisd b severe pains and the ether
700 profass sscr'tioa which Nli bs speedily cured
M ~ Sis-sss '-Ias Esows = FALLrso on THE
WOMB, whieh u this fegpit - the fsiaEafi0n 81
the iixnmsuts Of thai efTaut aud o. kuyNu ~
ssnss of hsasinsss aud dfazging palss 10 ih8
back ard sldsa, snd at fin8ss ls5 - sbarp
--lapeinatlng Or shooting - ~ through faa r.tr
nfssisa, VII, ia 81 cases. b removed lgfao o4
ic4ue.
Thsrs b snSthsr elkss - symptoms urisinF
fron IRRITATTOH or q8E WOMB. shich
physieians cali hervoususs.i Ehich word towers
ap mech tSborsncs, aad o. nsns caess cut q
go tbs doctofn DO not faai p know Ehetbsr the
symptoms are the disease, Or ls aias1se sac symp-
toma. We eau only ennmsl 80 then here.
speak Ders particularly q . iasty paipitatiou
u tbs heAFt, fwpaiFsd g s1rys SAX fuilDsss,
naahss o. haat, ianguoF. i2s .aas, snd dimnsss Of
viaton.
SUPPRESSED ,sIHU1TfOH.
Which ib the unmarrfsd fsn 10 is constant ~
earring aissAss, and tbronga oeglsct the sssfs of
uors gras and dangsFens uaiadies srs The rsg1it,
aa1 as mouth after n passes Sithout - 'i-
fsft being 0sds 10 assisf Safurs, The srPi res
ufon becomes chronic, The patient grsosAiy iolsa
her aDpetito, the bowels are cob1uFstpat nlEht
sNsmfs cotas ou, and Cobsunpficn nnaiiy enes her
caresr.
sD.Yor s.is b. al Druggists. Prios 81. -
UM. n. GEEgS CO., Propristors.
NoRCAH a ALLEH, GsBsrai AEsats, No. 20
Clia ssrset, FsE lork. 80,
FTTIf KR sanZ7 en-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-27

s. ". Boynton. M. ID.

4 ATE or CIsClNNATI, HAVING agCOMK
IL parmahept rpsiient of EVAiuT.lle, caegs
Am pruAaafonAi ssrxieaa % the citlanna ~ his
eity and vieinity. From his extensive eSparieHof
In the Hospital and <suefal practice ef Medleicr
Aae snrgeFy IN the forusr city, he feels canndeuf
% his abs tty 90 cure alaay eases $hiCh have ~.
fatsd =. sls,snAl roetrs u tFaatyusnt
- ferticaiAr Attsufion given 90 ti,e treatment
climate. sasa ~ Revvr and Agns, Baigus Reser,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-27

SEALED PROPOSALS.
sUKyEYOg-s OYFfOE.
gvamrv La. IED MATS. 1865

sUKvEYov's oyTfCE,
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CyEALKD PROPOSALS. WILL BE EEcEIvED
- as thfs odos unfii n1rHfays 80 q Day o.
Jans .hsxt, for BoaIdisgs AursinR snd 8sat al
stisndanes finslpdisg @e1ieinsJ q Marius Hss-
pftal Pgisnts ~ bhis Poet, r. 70 the first day Of
JslY 1875, % tbs - dsy Jane 1861.
Bl4dsss viii pisess stats the pre- pr Sssk for
saea natisnt-
Ths susesssfsl bid4sr VII b rsqqiTsd % inter
futo Hrfttso e0niraets Nitk snf1clrnt security
f1r 10 psrtorm2n0s. A. 4 EOBfNBON,
nys-1m sHrveyor q Gust ms
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-27

NEh
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y 4IPn,sye: II z snIsF''4 ne sIy Of the 'OHins
" Ra' Ea@Plsa, Rt shs yiPs@gs ~hsrs the Eraes"
He has lcossd ths fstsfuI Of his terrible
sffoI '"'ss '9isls slas 10 marc1lsx on isg
Ghor1as-Gsoryr Elory, hAiislujah, etc.
Ialss seed n n in fha aasdh- araa Of a hundred
cfrcing campH;
TAsg have gP,Idsg hlHs.E sraElia ssss.'sniut
hsys Fsss l 81 i,ss 5lsstfsgs 'sAsssP :, sA' di
.4sbro 81 : EHitasy, u rnaretsag en-.
ch5rus-Giory, glory, hallsIuiah, etc.
| A.S rG.4As.r EJIpsi~rItt n buEnf.A.4 row.
- Fsis e eel sssl ia d.si y s'nI'e 'yi'e'''
'tst tie hero born Of woman crush the serpent
with his heel. kaG
.uCrIET siAeseed ismArchiHR sRt1 ''.a
- = cAsrHs-alory, giory, AhAlisfujAh etc. 10
nj al .oahasd 70 5isA tas tran pot AAt.A.li never
he u sIfsinE out tie hsArts 81 uasz bslors gHIs
! Z 41udgemsnt sat SyHfE1 EtgA e1A e.,
Oh, be swift, NJ sont e answer Kim b JaoiiAns,
my fssth A4e.c sms
~ hLASENs-GlerTf EleFys halislH1ahs ste. 81
In the beauties o. lha lIlliss, christ vsu born
5ses acroTa tha aeasgg ssadi gee arH 81. 90
With glory IN his bosom that trAasegurss you
As he died 70 naks aasn hslys IssEss die 20 make
- meR free, ret41n u snrlu - ed
I =. - - whsIs God is narching Onz
cAOFus-Glory, glory. hahsl1JshS etc. -zll
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-27

Vi PUG[0 6lu AACKCys a
sot WIEws OF LIFEs--Fhese are thsswisest
and happiest who can pass through Eifs-
as play, who, without. making a farce of
il, anditnrning every thing into ridicule,
or running into the opposite extreme of
tragedy; consider the whole period from
the cradle to the coffin, as well brea
eomedy, and maintain aIohsesfal smile,
to the last scene, Esor that 5ifs1 hAppi.
ness but,s willie ithe'wisp, 'dsIusiOu, .
terra ineoGnita, ,-in-p -pnrsGit- -of-which
theusapds are tepPtsdseqs gi thS harbOf
OF tranquility, to be tossed about as the
sport Of the winds of passion, aud the
waves of disappointmeas, 10 be wrecked
a last an theErasEs Eof diaPaiE, sunless
/ they are provided FitA the sheet anchor
| of religion, that can hold in all weather.
tgAt asiAsstiBgsof lhe PtssbyteFies %.
lsI and N %. ] htN al BlobGhihgton, Ills,
after the discassiobo of the following
I questions, viz. :sizsaa7l sasa.ssa
I III - bla ssani. zgesg ss1.u . e.
! First. Is a aunion Of the two branches
of the Church desirabIe7 --
ir Seconds Is q. Aniou feaaible2o9
4 The fOllQwipg pFeewhls and rssolutions
were unaninepaby adopted: 80
NFEREAS0 In She opinion afsthis Con-
] vention, tGFli0fI of the Old and New
School Aranchs5ldf the Presbyterian
| Church is desirable In order thatit
may hefesaeF klbeconle feasible, il is
therefore: lies
IL / R9o1rsd, Chat al Che. ministers OF
our two Presbyteries, here represented,
be Recommended to cultivate a spirit of
! friendly aiuterceNrse, by a. mutual -Axa
change of pufpits, whenever ProEidence
! mas opensahe way 1tt1 6H5 II
i.at2 eHedfscom sneaa.to heimerabers' of
our repsetixee ebufckes, when removing
to places where there is church Of the
other bERnct, and none OF fheff own, to
Sco6ne6t 4hemsSlpes with the church al.
ready established -
! 90 Thaswe iwillo diseedraks 4he or
4 ganizingl of 4sws ShaFe6es "a places al.
ready s0ecskied ~ sisher branch, sAefs
there is not sufficient strength for two
churehesaroi become as once seIf 50 tain
ing 1eS s4oazA aEg3 .1TeX alsa
4th. That copy of this action De
s forwardeds steI Ifsseh OF 16srs respective
sGeneral Assem- bilesi sadothst tbeY. .he
herebrFespselehl Scsrtured to continue
the friendly intercourse already estah,
ishsd, aad TO Iake sueh ca ID hers steps. q
tGod in His prosidaneea may direct tor
the ultimate reunion OF the two bodies
sslThs aa6Ovs srssolueohs 4brsAthe the
'irfsht -spirit-gsthe Sspiirit Of union and
brotherly love, ana it should be htht
prayer Of eEFrya ProfsssiHg 1christiau
] that the day maghQs be'faEdiatan Mt wAei
not 6kayo eAe O0o and n. s, Churches
shall be united, but when al who profess
the religion .nfo eur 1LpFds sahd SaviO
shall be0 one dn0asane and spirit; whsr
all sectArianisn shall be banished from
the world and EheRs she aims and oh
lsetS, Of A4 protesting Christians shAl