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PhiIadeIphia Railroad.

Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and way
stations, at s.25 a. m. - ...''
Express Train for Philadelphia and New
York at 9.20 a. m.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New
York at LII p. M {o.l
Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and way
stations at 4.25 p. m.
Express Train for Philadelphia and N. York
at 6.35 p. m. ai'ta ssi.eat
Above trains leave daily except Sundays
On Sundays for Philadelphia and New York
at 925 p. IN. aa. tlaj A8i1l
For Salisbury and intermediate points ON
Delaware Railroad take 9.25 p. m, train, and
for Dover, Deleware. take the LOO ID. M. train.
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Substitute Brokers.
Special Notice. a!f0a9
Headquarters for Drafted and En-
rolled Men for the City and =
'i.' ftf-'ta,-.---- OO171nfioo 9HN~IJ

NTANTED this day, FIFTY good Alien o,
w Contraband SUBSTITUTES, for which
we will pay the highest price. We invite all
of our friends (who are subject to draft) not to
fail in procuring a Substitute for three. years
previous to draft, which may take place in a
few days; land our motto was from the first
SO it is now, to deal fairly with all menu AS
time is money, you can call and leave your
orders and no further personal time would be
required and your full discharge papers foI "
business for settlement.
&aa-As we do not ask for money in advance,
call early at the GOLD ESTABLISHED OF
FICE," Law Buildings, st Paul street, Room
No. 6, up stairs. 99i
VIM. II. iBAYzAND 4 CO.,
Feb. 4.-2m. Authorized Agents.
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COME OUT of THE DRAFT!
Enrolled and Drafted Men Of the City and
u. d I f.L u GnrrAkiAn OF /

NOV is your time to putin good alien SUB
IN STITUTES, at the shortest possible notice,
and GHrAPEn TEAM THE CHEAPEsr,s thereby OBJ
from us besides. SUBS ARE SCARCE and the
PRICES GOING UP EVERYDAY Therefore,
all Enrolled Men who intend to furnish a SUB
previous to the taking place of the Draft, can
be supplied by making early application at our
Office, rs West Fayette street, Bible House. ub
stairs, and at our Office, Ellcotts Mills, 4th door
from the Provost MarshaPs Office. 81 "
We do not ask for any money until we present
your full discharge for three years.
VIM. B. SASGCER 4 CO.,
Jan. Il. 4.<A8m. Authorized Agents,
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LODI coMPANYs, s

POUDR ETTE.
w E again offer this celebrated Manure to
wv Farmers. After rs years trial it is found
to be the ct eapest and best fertilizer used, over
10000 bbls. were sold last year, the demand ex-
ceeding the supply
For Tobacco, Corn, Potatoes and Vegetables,
it is unsurpassed.
The Company manufacture also, Bone Ia -feu,
Ia substitute for Super Phosphate from Bones,
Blood, Offal, Night Soil and Peruvian Guano,
ground fine. Price $50 per Ton.
Goes Phosphate; made by w. L. Brady,
Boston. Having been appointed an Agent for
this celebrated Phosphate, we shall have con-
slant supply on hand. t..st
Pamphlets with full particulars, with price,
may be obtained by addressing the Company 3
Agents, u - BOWEN 4 MERCER,
.,,,asq No. 8 Exchange Place, Baltimore
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NOTICE.

TINE firm of Lcngnecker 4 Sons having been
i dissolved, all persons having claims
against the above firm, of any kind, will please
present them to the undersigned and all per-
'sons being in any way indebted either for sub
scription to the Baltimore County American, or
for advertising, are requested to make immedi-
ate payment TO the above. All persons indebt-
ed to John H. Longnecker for subscription to,
or advertising in the above paper, previous to
November 18th 1885, are earnestly requested
to make payment as above Bills will be seat
to all so indebted.
5eia A H. g.. LONGEECKER,
iall> ssli j. B. L0NGNECKER,
i,sd~ s3s~3ac ol'.9 j. H. LONGNECKER,
10y ~ - nc ....I e. -
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HANDBILLS

OF all sizes aud styles printed at short notice
and on good terms A.N@ lHt
Magistrates and Collectors Blanks, Deeds.
at the Office 49, LMA La.Etl N.E ~
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PLOUGH CASTINGS AHes
m PLOUGH CASTINGS
6 a 81. ~

HNHE attention of Farmers and Merchants is
i invited to my full and complete stock, en-
bracing all the various sizes of the Wiley,
Woodcock, Smith, Atwood, Minor & Horton,
Wisconsin ,gand other kinds, all Of which will
be sold low by the single piece or ton. ..,,
q Also, agood assortment of Plohghs, at less
than regular prices, at No. l42 n Gay street,
Baltimore. HENRY WILCOX.
Feb 6-H
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RATES OF ADVERTISING /:


Our Office, besides one of Hoes best Power
Presses is furnished with goodJob Press and
all the necessary materials for executing plain
and fancy Job Printing with neatness and dis
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Western Maryland Railroad

A. M. Leave Baltimore at 9.2O A. NJ. and 3.
P. M.
Stages connect daily with Manchester and
Hampstead, at Glen Morris Station, on arrival
of 9.2O A. M. train from Baltimore, and for
Uniontown, Taneytown and Emmittsburg on
arrival of same train at Linwood Station.
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8aIto. County 0lnio,'l,l.
HAVERSTICK { &LONGNECKERS,
e2.oo PER ANNuM, In Advance.

va No paper discontinued until all arrear-.
ages are paid, unless at the option of the Pub
fishers. A failure to notify its dscontinuance
will be considered a renewal of subscription.
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The Conference adjourned on Wednes-
day March. 8th, after a session Of just one
week Our correspondent closes his letter
with some remarks on the fine scenery
through which he passed and tribute to
the N. O.. R. r. Uo., for their admirable
travelling accommodations and the affabili-
ty Of the conductors. .''
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Feb. 4-2m. Authorized Agents.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
THE VERY LATEST
TELE GR APH.



NEW YoRK, Feb. 2I.-A dispatch
from Secretary Stanton to Gen. Dix, an
nounces thersception of the official re-
port Of Maj. Gen Gilmore Of the cap
ture Of Charleston. Gen. Gilmore 3
report is as follows
CHARLESTON, 8. C. Fe6. Is, via
NV YoRK, Feb, q, 1866.
MAJ. Gen. HalIsck5 Chief gf STAFF:
GENERAL: The city Of Charleston and
all It's defences came into our possession
this morning with about 200 pieces Of
good artillery and a supply Of fine am-
munition. The enemy commenced
graduating all the works last night, and
Mayor MeBetts surrendered the city 10
Gen Schimmeldng At o'clock this
morning, at which time il was occupied
by our forces Our advance on the
Edisto from Bulls Bay FASTENED the re-
treat The cotton warehouses, arsenals,
Qaartermaster's stores, railroad bridges
and two ronelads we're burned by the
enemy. some vessels 10 the ship yard
were also burned. Nearly all the inhab-
itants remaining behind belong to the
poorer classes
Very respectfully,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
River News.

Our latest adyices from above are
very favorable to the theory Of big riv.
or. There Is now over 70 feet in the
channel at Cincinnati, aud big rise at
Pittsburg. Here the river is rising
pretty fast, with splendid channel
hence TO Louisville aud Cairo.
The weather Is indicative Of rain.
The arrivals and departures since
noon yesterday were the Jewess, Cincin-
matt to St. Louis; the Golden Eagle,
Memphis te CINCINNATI andthe Cottage
to Cumberland Riyer
The Jewess had big trip, and landed
considerable freight here.
The Golden Eagle had a good trip Of
cotton for Cincinnati.
The Cottage had an excellent trip for
the Cumberland river
The d. d. Campbell will leave for
Nashville at clock to-day
TIE day the grand Armada will b the
splendid packet for Paducah and Cairo
at 2 o'clock The Armada ia nnsurpass-
cd as neat and comfortable packet,
aud Capt josh V. Throop, Billy Dunn
and Val. Sorenson are unsurpassed as
clever gentlemen and experienced aud
courteous officers
Tho bright and beautiful Morning
Star will be the queenly packet for Lou
isvillO this evening Her appointments
are superb Capt. Aaron Bollard, a vet
erRn officer, is in command, with the
amiable and popular Frank Banksmith
in the office, and Billy Fenton in charge
Of the freight department
The great Hoosier steamer Indiana
may be expected here this evening en-
route to New Orleans.
The Indiana is one Of the most spa.
oiOus and comfortable steamers on the
Western waters, aud ]. stutt Neal ia a
prinoely officer Hall 4 Rudd are her
agents
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22

Nav YoRK, Feb. 2I.-The CONNER
ctal Washington special sayss
The Senate IN Executive session last
aight deferred action confirmation OF
Gen AeiEgs as BreYst Maj General A
large nnmber Of nominations were con
ermed, among them Breyet Major Gen
erals Saierslee, Briee, fugersou and Van
Welt
The draft commenced in Brooklyn to.
day. All quiet
The Mayor OF New York has issued a
proclamation urging all citizens 10 cell
citrate Washington birthday to-mor-
row.
A meeting OF prominent citizens will
be held tomorrow 70 arrange for gen
eral celebration III lhe faezat tietes.rs
Recruiting in this city is progressing
favorably.
A petition is in circulation here. re.
questing the President to appoint Gen
Butler TO be Provost Marshal Of Charles.
ton, ). c.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 2i.-The I'D Of
February having been made legal holi-
day BY the Pennsylvania Legislature, il
viii be duly celebrated to-m0Frow. The
Mayor has ordered a national salute At
sunrise, and a salute sfI00 guns at noon,
the ringing Of bells on the State House
and Churches, and preparations are max
ing for an Illumination OF private
houses IN the evening. The Mayor, ii
his proclamltiou, refera to the abolish
ment Of slavery and the capture Of
Charleston as causes 81 general reioie-
inu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
HEROKER INJECTION.
Conapounded Srpna Roots, Banks and


CHERoKEE RgwEDY. a. crest Eadiaa Dss
eoafiaeaes n he urfzs, Enfsaasfaaa 81 ths Biad-
~ Tsaeasaasa n ~ k.4a<gs. stoae q ~ Baaa3s
f-icfHre Crrsl fsssss GsHasvT hsas aad = espsetat
D vsous sl.1sa r. ss, II FuoT a bsss or ssAa1s
q saiss asAers az ~ 81 Harse0us ssealaissf A~st
fooled.
f5rm- the d1as balaz fFom enc - two teaspoon.
fuis thrss tiaass per dsy-
Es-ft saIartse sssd aifarstirs In iss aetisn ;ps-
fifyiug ana ctsaaslaz tie blood eRraiug Il 70 how
" an r. original purity aud FixaT thus rsmovinE
from the system 4ii Fsrnirseas c4usss whleh have
CHEROKEE INFECTION Il Intend
A. an ally ana assistant to thQC hsrokse Rena-
edy, and shauia - Ese1 II euul uaction with that
medicine "a az aAsas n GoaBerrhasa, Ciesf. Flaor
Afbus OF Whites. fss Effects ars healing, scotia
ing and dasnri1sats removing all toziding, heat-
chordee an lsta. insfssd q tha burning and AZ
most unsudafasis rzia that l. sxperienoet With
nearly All eissAeas szask Tzieesiozs
GG-By the 4 sea Jberokee Remedy
and Cherokee A5ecttots-tba two medicinsa
~ The sane ttzae-4fs In sfsper disehArgas
showed, and o. @sak-ass srrans are kpsediiY re-
stored % fan yigoF and zsre1kth.
sss-F0g faIl FasEtieaiars get ctr ranaphiet froza
any drug stsFs - tbs couufry, or wr5ts uH AID ~
will mail free To arr H12rssss . fnit treatise.
R@-Priess Cherokee Remedy 81 pr bet
tie or tnres t1fttes FER s.
ss-Prios, cherasxeeEnJe etIon, - p~r bet
tie, or thrse bottles foE 8.
Se-ssat - express . a,aT address On rseeig'
sS-sois ~ AL sruze1sts sYsry~bsrs.
DIV r. Meryytn - Cos
~ sole Propriet9rss
Ns - sEbaxsy Street, SsE J ssk.
sB-sold n ETzasslIls syWM- BIkkbyN b,
and b AZ drHsgizss sFsEy wiseEs. lisDiia3~iy
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
Cincinnati Markets.

CIEcESSATl. Feb. Il
The market for most aFticies eiosaa dur sna
rflesa unsettled, oNins % dseiine Ia gold
kL0uk-Aet lever but prices uamfnal
WHEAT-x43e lever and dali
o0RN-nun a. % for Ear I O. iat shalisa
hAIs-s2e sc, closing arm
WHIskI-lB moderate demand Atg17
PHoFIsfoNs-Dull; prices hominal
sk0gkEkI ks--sS3osrd dull
G0LD--fasAleo.
ExCuAeGE-Firm At fail rates
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22

certainly developed new step in the
art o. Ear, and demonstrated the posi-
nlllty OF making turret ships sea-going.
Ia the HOUSE. Of Lords Earl DERBY
spoke on the American war. He said
It could only result in separation or the
absolute subjugation Of the South, and
the latter was 50 repugnant 70 every
feeling Of Humanity that every one
would rejoice if steps could be taken to
arrest il He regretted that neutrality
had not been better regarded OF the
North, and asserted that the North was
instigated By spirit OF retaliation in
the steps she had taken towards Canada.
The object of the North was undoubtedly
aggressive He hoped the Government
would take measures 70 secure a sufi-
eient force on the lakes
Earl Granville said there vas still
time for negotiations in these masters,
aud Russell said that Derby had not done
justice to the irritation given By the
North. The Qaeeas Address vas
agreed to.
There was no debate of moment in the
House.
LoxDoE, Feb. I0-The dispatches of
Lord Lyons, referring to the 81 Adams
raid, have been published
Earl Russelrs dispatch to Lord Lyons /
dated 10Th Of November, notices the I
terms in which Mr. Seward /
acknowledges the CO cooperation Of the !
Canadian Government and the Address
Of Her Majesty's Government, aud I
trusts that such faithful cooperation 10 !
The performance Of friendly Offices NAV !
long continue on both sides.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. l0-Cost0n sales for
the week, $4,000 bales. Orleans fair, +
Esd; middsiag, 22sd Mobile fair, 24Id
224d; Uplanis fair, 24d; mid (
Hing. 22d Stock Of cotton ia port.
80 600 bales. Of which 10000 bales are
American. Breadstuffs inactive. Wheat
EASIER Provisions quiet sud steady.
5eef, downward tendency.
sNasesasin Rattnes the Constlasi-
stonal A mendHasnt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22

Persons cf zsdsaEary habits trou ble4 ~ssA
weakHss, lAssitzs. pslpitation o. TIE heart. lask
81 sPp$siss. distress after eating. tsrpsd liver
eonstisztiou. deserve 80 szzsx. Il EEey viii
try the celebrated %
PLANTATION BITTERs.
~a'eA AFo so~ Feeonuasaieah b. ths h1ghsst rassii-
cal authorities, and uarzAsssa 70 urvsrr, an ~.
'ei''''s e-asaeiai easot- They are exosediagly
As'es~sis 'Esse-is eezs. sad raast supsrcesa al
required
fhsy Enrifs, Strengthen and i4ssrss.r.
They ersats 5 hastily appetite.
Tasy sreaa antidota . ehaaxsof w.,.r.-s
dat sa @-a
They sssrssns sAs silsss. sf an...p.tlsu ana
Thsz s,9sag,Asa shs .s.lsra and sal,rss .h.
They pEaTeui aalasmAsic And Intermittent q.
They parify sas srvAsh .ad asssi,y Of "a,
stonsch-
nay eurs Dyspepsia and oonstipatioh.
They ears Diarrha4 sad ChOIsrA Morbss.
They saEs LlsF Complaiaf aad Nervous
ua43achs.
They p@ss tAs wusk strong, the Iangusa bril-
HAT. aud ars sxhzasted natures grsAt restorer.
iAey ars composed 81 the oelhrAted CalIsaya bark,
~iHtergrsan, sassasfss. rests and herbs, all pre-
served IN Ferssctly paEs St. er0ix run. Fer par.
sieuiArs, Sc rsroaaaEs ana testimonials srosns
Zach BOTTLE
Beware e imPosseFa Exsmins every bottle.
see that u has cur privass Q. S Stamp anmuti.
Afea ovsr the cork. with plantation scene, sud
Dor aisn@spre o. : ems stesl plata side label see
hat our b0ftle l. aos rs-aIlea with spurious and
.eleieFions stHa. Aay person pretending TO ssll
in '-tea Riitsrs y ths gsiion or In buik. Il az
o. F-si'7- rAny gerssn lHnitafing this bottle, o.
ri.', aayothsr saasesial fhsrela, whsthsr called
''lion BilteEs ~ net. : = sri5ainal unasr the
. Law and Ill = - prosecuted by us. we
W '4y hAas"sr sys ca -sveral parties ru-eIliaK
'ei itiess 81 whe via succeed in GETTING
Pee seisss iata elese qslrters rhe demand ser
'raAe's fiaasaiisa bstssss from ladies, elsrgy-
nsn' msssheats, &C.. Is iaeneaisie. The siupls
siA' oi o5ttia is the sviszes Ne present. Of thet,
s'''h siaa supeFissity, Thsy are sold By All re
isfteeia 1Fngsistss groesFs. physicians. hotels.
A'oons' at7afn baats4 aad GENTRY stores
=. IL DRAKE 4 90.
Nc. 2Qz broadway, n Y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22

QUEsEc, Feb. q The Upper House OF
Parliament last night laatiy voied IS 10
Is n favor Of the Confederation scheme,
and an address TO the Queen based on
the resolutions Of the QIebee Confer
enea
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
LEGAL.
Notice of Application TO Sell Real
Estate.

7.
vMua9rSurgh County. / -
NToTTrr Il HEREBY GINEN TnAT VII
n tssr, n wake, administrator 0f the estate
a william Il Walker, iF-. deceased h&s fled his
r.stssers =. al TIE real estate Il aid dscz1ent
ais ps-sonAl estate being a1sezaeasEt Z pay BIS
5.s,s ssvza ef Tia C0art Of Co170a Pies Il seia
Souafys Attssts BLTTHE HYEEs.
Clerk G. c. P. v Co
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22

w = kAA ia AAEtOAs
A@'hairun Is from tss Greek word s.Ksthrs,' o.
'A@theire." signifyfas 10 cleanse, rsJavinsss aad
feziofe. This article Is shat ~ uAns signifies
FoF Fne'ersius, Fsstsriag sna bsautifyIng The
human han y Is - saest rstaalkAhie preparations
'a the ~oFla. Il = Akais sv-usd z-e pat up B,
iha orig'aaapFopristsr. aai IS nov uaAas Win sls
'-iaa oAfasskil 2ad aitsHtion whfch gave q .
.ala q over ems nliilon bottles Ssraanum
Il y asest delightful Hair Drussing.
lisraatsAtea srnFf aud aanlran
II krsEa ths hsaa eest aaa eiaAn.
u u'akss ts's hair. rioh, sen Aaa giossy.
II prevents taa hair ftan falling "a and terra.
ing ksAy.
Il restores hsis upsn hsia hs46a
Any lazy % gen1tsnzn Who valses $ ba..tiful
bead Of hAis sheuid use Iy5n's KAfhairsa. Its
known and a ed throaghsaa the civilized world.
sold By 81 gastaestali.s aealsrs
DENAs BARNES 90. Rsu Vork.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
SPECIAL NoP1cEa

koAunaseFsS read fhis.-For the dsrzngs-
1ent Of the system, change Of diet, wounds.
Sores bruises and sruptions, 70 which eFsry Tel-
untser is liable, there are no remedies 50 sac
eonTsnisnt aad surs ss Holiowsy's Pills ard
ointrasat, thoroughly tested "a the criHeea and
. Italian esmpzlgRs. II the reader Of this little
notice E" fansos get ; box Of PHis oinimeat
from the Drug Store Ia his place, let him write 70
ms, 50 Maiden Lsns, sGslosing the amount, and
viii mai: box free Of expense. Many dealers
will not keep ny medicines On hand bscsuss they
eaBBoi make - much pross a. 90 other persena'
make. IS cent?. g esstas and 81 70 per COX o.
pot sb2-lws
The most valuable remedy before the pabIie
without any exception, Is Dlxon's Blackberry
csTmiHaiivs. II sl~sys effects aeurs
DIS EASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL
Urinary. and Sexual sysienas-ns~ and reliable
treatment-ia Reports sf the HOWARD Asso.
CIAfIos sent b Enaii IN sealed letter savsl-
opes, free q charge. Address DR.. J. sKTLLIs
HoUcHros, Howard Association, No. soash
Ninth Street., PhflAdsiKhIA, P.
spri'e4 dAwiys
Why subnsit TO the suffering attendant upon
diseases Of the bovel. whsa Dixon's Blackberry
Carninative can b obtained at any rsspeetabls
drug store lanIs-Iw
DiaFrhoea AID DysentcTry---Bs have *
amlHsd kfsst number Of letters from soaa Of
the most psomisent eIsizsBs Of Cincinnati and
coyiagton, etc speaking in the highest terms Of
Dr.. ssriekland's Ansi cholera Mixture, for the
cure Of DiArrhos& and Dyasatsrry The letter.
are too long to publish. NJ Woods, Of covlnz-
ton, says hs Vss pFononncsd incarabls by the
best doctors in Cincinnati, aud one bottle Of Dr.
striekisnd's Anti CholerA Mixture sasctsd per.
maneHi cure, after safsfing for months with The /
EoF't form Of Diarrhea and Dyssatsrry. For
sale BY Druggists
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
Hk4MsfAxEr's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
~ -


NOT "A DYE
Bus restor.s cray hsiF t. ~ original color, ~
Replying tlssrspiliary taAes with natural susss-
nanoe, impaired - agp diasAsa. All tass4sfese-
es' fges are o1mgasea - lunar ooetio. destroying
the vitality sad heeaty q The bAir. ard afford Of
themselves - dressing. Heimstfret's tnimitabis
Coisriug not oHiY rsssorss hair % IL natural color
- an easy pfoosss. but ziFes the hairs
LuxurIant BsRutys
promotes a. growsf FFesa1ts ~ faiine o. srad-
cAiss dsaaraa. AID iEap-< L health ans pleasanf.
ness 20 the hsad. fshAs stood the test Of time, Be
ing Che oolosinal falr 8 essng. and is eoastansly
increasing II fsser. led y 18th gsHtisHsa SUD
ladies'. Il g sola b al RESPECTABLE dsAlsrs, o.
can b. procured By shsn ~ the commsfsiai
sssuts, Z. s. BARNES 3 CO. ga Broadway, Nsp
York. Two sizes. 50 cents I'D 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22

From sas Rev. yo-sph II. Ksunsra. Pastor
the Teuth Baptist Church
~. Iaeksoa,
Ds8E ~ have bses frsqusntiy req1sstsd
eounect ny name Ntth Communications o. differ
eht kinds Of tsedinises, bat regarding the prae.
tins - ont o. ny appropriate sphere, have Ia All
eases declined but With cluar proof IL various
Instances and particularly Ia nay family Of the
uasiulness ~ Dr. HooHand's GsrmAH Bitfsra. !
aaparf or onca from nay usual esursv. ~ exprrss
my full eonyiction that, er general astilis ~ a.
sssfslAs asd especially gor Llrer gsuplaisf Il i
sfs aHd ralHbie Eveyarafs Ia ssula cases il NAV
All but usually toutt not Il viii b vsry benz
acisf r. those who sniaf from the above osasts
Yours. very respectfully.
IN KENEARD,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
Q A GILMonE

Rebel aaia-Gens. Kelly and Cree K
Caps red.
WHEELSG, Va, Feb. 20--A party of
rebel cavalry dashed into Cumberland
before daylight this morning, surprised
and captured the packets, and car
RED of Gees Kelly and Crook. 1t
seems to have been yssy daring and
well planned affair Cavalry have been
sent in pursuit.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22
Hone"ber
THAT THIS BITTKRs Is
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CONTAINS 40 BUN on WHISKY,
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RCT IA THE


From Rev. :. Newton BroNn, D. D.. EDITOR Of
The Kncyelotzdia q Religious KnsNlsdse and
Christian Ctruniqir, Philadelphia
Although not disposed TO aver OF recommend
Patent Medicines 10 geuerai, through distrust o.
tastr ingredients and erecta. yst know 81 no
sntaeieht reasons Why maa snAy not testify 10
ths baneilis ha believes himself 10 have received
from any simple preparation, ia the haF.e that be-
naY thua centftbute q the benefit 81 o4isars
de this the more readily ia regard 60 Hoof.
lands German bifters, prepared " Or a n
Jackson u this city heCauaa was pra5uafoed
aEstust them for many years, under tie lmpru..
sfen that they Wure chiefly "a alcoholic safr.urs
an indeetefi % my ftielid, Robert 6hae maker,
Esq.s for the removal 81 thia pga5afos By prouef
tsstsf and for encouragement 20 Try them xfsB
saEafiug nom graz aaa long coHIinasd drhliity
Tbs use Of ARE bottles Of ihasa nigBars a. aha Ia
gtnntae q the presant year. Wsa followed b. evil
dent raiiet and FsstQratioH, e. degree 81 bodily
and msniAl FiEor which / had not ialt foF sir
months before. aud had almost dsspalred Of ~.
gaining, Therefore thank God and nv friend
for aireetiHR me 20 tho use q them
,. NEWTON BROWN
Fhiiadelphla
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-22

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