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The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-02-10
Returning Reason.

The Louisville journal was once of the
bitterest opponents to the reelection of
President Lincoln. Here are some good
words from a recent number of that pa
per:
ave are now convinced that the BIT
ter partisan elimination of Mr., Linceln's
administration throughOut this struggle
was always extravagant and has brought
no good to the country. For the sake of
united action, we would counsel against
embittered partisan opposition, which
must weaken our friends and strengthen
our enemies. Mr.. Lincoln will preside over
the re-established Union, if the nation will
bravoly sustain this conflict. Party names
are nothing in an hour like this. Let the
flag, as a rallying point, be planted upon
the ruins Of party; let the arms Of tho
Government be upheld BY a united, deter
mined people, and the patton Gre long will
achieve an enduring triumph over rebel
lion"
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-02-10

Mrs. Ripley, of Concord, Mass, is well
known to the naturalist on account Of her
valuable collection of liohens, and to the
Cambridge professors on account Of sue
cess in training young men for the univer-
sity. 1t is said that a learned gentleman
once called to see this lady, aud found her
hearing at once the one student in Sopho-
cles, and that Of another Difereutial Cali
Culus, at the same time rocking her grond.
child's cradle with ore foot, aud shcllins
peas for dinner.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-02-10
Why Notl

At Chicago, it was resolved that as the
war had been prosecuted for four years,
and proved a failure it was time to aban-
don it altogether. "Whats sauce for the
goose is sauce for the gander." As the
Copperhead party has failed, after four
years of continued effort to establish itself,
why should it not be dissolved and re-
nounced without benefit of elergyP If
success is the only test of merit, let the
Copperhead party slide,--W, Gi5sad
Sentinel.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-02-10
Interesting Items.


At a recent railroad dinner, in compliment
Of the legal fraternity, the toast was given,
" An honest lawyer-the nOblest work Of
God :" but the old farmer in the back part Of
the hall rather spoiled the effect by adding,
in a loud voice, "And about the scareest."
The captain Of q vessel direct from Glas-
gov, Scotland, says there are hundreds Of
steamers building and fitting out in the
Clyde and adjacent waters, all to run the
blockade. They act as if the war was to
| last for the next five years. He says every p
/ shipbuilder in the Clyde has gas lights in
his yard, and, with relays Of hands, works
every hour Of the twenty four.
A letter from Rome, say that recently thiri
teen pickpockets were taken up by the Papal
police and brought to the lookup. The Sin.
| telhgent officer who superintends the sta
/ ton released one Of them on the ground that o
thirteen was such an unlucky number. 5F. {
There are said to be in the United States
fifty thousand hesthens. Idol gods are wor-
shipped in two heather temples in San Fran
cisco. The Chinese have large colonies scat =
tered all over California, and the work Of
evsngeliEatiOn is an inviting one for Chris
tians Of every sect mn,
1t has come to be known that many rebel D
prisoners take the oath of allegiance enlist
for bounty, and the first opportunity that
offers, away they 60 to their friends. They q
I have had nice furlOugh, and return to their
] commands enriched and recruited.
1 Boiling to death became a statute punish
ment in England in 1582-20th Henry VIII.1l
| This statute was passed in consequence Of !
seventeen persons having been poisoned by
Rouse, the bishop Of ROehester's cook. A Z
very pretty young woman, Margaret Davis,
was boiled for a similar offence in 1541.
| It appears that the present population of
! Paris amounts to 1867, 841, dwelling in SIS,
/ 313 houses, spread over surface Of 1850
acres, and Of these 104,570 receive public
charity. The sum allotted BY the adminis-
| tration for the relief of the indigsnt poor is Z
| 4,2OO, ,0OOf., Of which one fourth is produced
/ by legacies and by private donations.
! NJ. Arago from a comparison of the tables
! compiled BY observers in different parts Of
/ Europe, found that rain falls oftener during
the increase than the Wane Of the moOn,- by. Z
/ six to five, and that this is more particularly
the case from the quarters TO the full moon.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-02-10
A Savannah correspondent gayg.

Gen. Sherman has a very terse way of
meeting difficulty. To a proud lady who
said to him, General, you may conquer,
but can't subjugate U.S." he instantly re-
piled, 81 don't want to subjugate you; l
mean to kill you, the whole of you, if you
don't stop thisrebellion." To another, who
wanted to know of him how long the war
would last, be said "Well, well" in his
rapid, earnest manner, 81 dontkuoW; per-
baps six or eight years, and then twenty
five years of a guerrilla warfare-lOng
enoughto destroy this whole generation
and then we'll begin anew,
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-02-10
CLIFTON HOUSE.

Corner Of sixth and Elm Street
The above House, having been newly furn-
fshed and fitted up, is now open for the &C
eommodation Of the travelling public.
~ nIsesnro. wiz lind the CLIFTON HOUSE
pleasantly located, and convenient to the bus
iness part Of the city.
The Proprietors desire, by close attention
70 business, to merit the patronage Of the
public.
when you visit the city, please give us
VIM. GARRISON,
GEO. W. BROWN,
ProprietOrs
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-02-10
SflFFt goetf9,

How do the little busy BlaiFs,
Improve the shining hours,
And load their minds with pondsrOus cares
To close this war Of ours
How skillfully they lay their plans,
How much their brains they tax,
And labor like stout artisans
For the dear peoples sakes !
In these good works, then let Us pray
That their ripe years be past,
Inspiring hopes that yet some day
They'll save the land at last.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-02-10

NJ. Arago, from comparison of the tables
compiled BY observers in different parts Of
Europe, found that rain falls oftener during
the increase than the Hans Of the moOn,- By
six to five, and that this is more particularly
the case from the quarters 70 the full moon.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-02-10
C. SchiIIing,
W. H. Wilson.

Wholesale and retail dealer in Groceries. Main
street. opposite the Ewing House, Xenia, o. lg-Iy'
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-12-02

The Ttnss. which ct frst favored Gladstone. has
rather veersd round. making it appear that the only
reason and necessity for Earl Russeli's appointment
was because England had still to settle with Americ.
10 their mutual satisfaction. Earl Russell was we'll
posted on the subject, and had a reputation to lose hy
base compliance or g needless wnr. Viewed in this
light, he was necessary.
The Paris CORRESPONDENT of the Times reiierates
the statement that Mr.. Secretary Seward sent n dis
patch to the French Government The African pro
ject lseuding troops to Mexico y was thought OF, bnt
owing to the instruction in the South, troops could
not be spared, so the project fell through.
In regard TO the rumored complications in French
and American affairs. the Independence Beige says
1t is the intention of the French Government not TO
continue the occupation Of Mexico beyond what ~
absolutely necessary, and thereby remove all caase ot
dispute with the United States. This is more desira-
bic than ever, and it is even said that the speech from
the Throne, at the next meeting Of the French Cham
Der, will announce the immediate evacuation OF
Mexico by the French troops.
A Belgium paper of the 28d says Negotiations
are completed for the new corps Of Belgian troops for
Mexico, consisting of q regiment OF cavalry and seven
squadrons. two of which will leave in January.
An English paper says the spot selected in West
minister Abbey as the last resting place of the late
Premier is the north transept. where lie buried Cas-
tleresgh, Wilberforce, Canning, Charles James Fox.
the Earl Of Chatham and his brilliant son. and a
host Of other worthless whose names adorn their coun-
try's history.
The Liverpool Post reports the cholera diminish :
ing in Southampton since the 10th ultimo.
HALIFAX. Nov. 1.-THE Cuba from Liverpool on
the 2Sth, and Queenstown on the 29th, has arrived.
Lord Palmerston was buried ct Westminster Abbey
on the 9th. The Queen and Cabinet were present.
Parliament and the diplomatic body were largely
represented. Immense crowds %thronged the streets
through which the funeral procession passed.
The Times accepts the reconstructed Cabinet as IA
necessity. 1t acknowledges that Earl Russell has
some genius and q deal Of political experience, but
regrets it should be necessary to refer TO politics more
than seventy years old. The Times would rather
have another Premier, but is content TO admit for
the time that Russell is invaluable. Premiers should
be chosen from the Commons. especially when so
many have been peers. The Time, cannot look upon
the arrangement as long lived. The State wants new
blood.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-12-02

POPULATION OF BRITISH CITIEs.-The London
Times estimates as follows: London, 8 .Ol5 ,494
borough of Liverpool, 476 1868 city of Manches-
ter, 354 1880; borough of Stafford, 1lO,S33
borough of Birmingham, 327 ,S42; borough of
Leeds. 224 OPS city of Bristol, 16l 500; city of
Edinburg, l74.l80; city Of Glasgow, 423 ,723;
city of Dublin, 81 ,666.
A DEFENSE OF THE HUB New York papers
are very fond of sneering illusions to Boston as a
- provincial CITY, ETC., and lose no opportunity Of
belittling it by comparison with the glory and grand
eur of the metropolis. The Post Of Saturday last
has n capital article in retort, which contains a most
amusing mixture Of fact and fiction. The Post says
The city of New York is a tributary to 10
tain. and in q great measure dependent on Boston
for her position and prosperity. One cannot walk
her business streets, where her largest firms are lOca-
ted, without noticing that many of our Boston firms
have sent their clerks or Junior partners to that city
and established jObbing house. in connection with
their wholesale establishments New York may pro-
perly be called the retail department Of Boston's bust
ness. We applaud these efforts (to aggrandize their
own cities) Of the local press, and only have 10 say
that Boston, as the hub OF the universe, is too secure
of her proud position to feel any emotions but those
Of pleasure at these strivings on the part Of other
cities TO rival her.
THApDEUs STEPHENS on
venerable Father of the House" made a speech
recently at Lancaster, Pa, which he said
National Government should accept the position in
which the Southern States placed themselves as
severed from the Union," (not cOnStitutionaIy and
r~ighJuliy severed, be it observed-) and treat and
hold them as conquered territory. II, in spite OF
their rebellion, they are still States aCithin the Union,
then he maintains that the National Government has
no power TO interfere with their domestic institution
or dictate terms of reconstruction. II, on the other
hand, they are regarded as conquered territory.
- then all things which We can desire to do, follow
with logical and Legitimate authority. AS conquered
territory. Congress would have full power to legislate
for them; for the territories are not under the Consti-
tuition, except so far as the express power to govern
them is given to Congress. They would be held in a
territorial condition until they are fit to form state
constitutions. republican in fact, not in form only.
and ask admission into the Union as new states. If
Congress approve OF their constitutions, and think
they have done works meet for repentance, they
would be admitted a. new states. If their constitu-
tons are not approved of, they would be sent back,
until they have become wise enough so to purge their
Old laws as TO eradicate every despotic and revolution
arg principle-un;ii they shall have learned 10 veneer
| STE ihs psc!as..ioa =: independence"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

DIABETES.
STONE II THE BLADDER. CALCULUS
GRAVEL BRICK DUST DEPUsfF ASp
aBCoUg on MILKY rsslsHAEgFs
AFTER uEIAATING
LIMITATION q TIA. NICK or Tux bad
DEB, InfLAMATIoN OF rag KIDsEfs
CATARRu on THE BLADDER
sIRANGuLAkY AID BURNING. o. PAERFEL
uRIsATIEe.
Fer tbese diseases il i truly 4 saYeyessn ramaly
and loo mReh etnnos d said ii It's praass. 4 sIn-
gls ao@s has hssa known toreliase the aaoss argent
are ron troubiea win that ai4srsssise Basu a.
tbs maii Of the hack and through sha htf.s 4
ts4spoonfai q aay u tha Constitution ~afas ~sIi
Fsliess Tou iiks magie,
PHYSICIANS
have Isag slBes xipsn 90 ahs uss o. haehn eutss.
.n9 1nntpsF in The trsatmsnt % thass diseases.
and oaly nss them foF tbs waat Of better rsnsay.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has psesed Itself ssaai o he taAA tsAt hes as.
's'F''s apps :. n,rpxx,es
lrfiaass sna as~hsa The kiausys. aud ny constant
U.s. pFaamoe shr9nic Asgsnsraaloa ans e8aarussa
daseAae-
~ DYshEA0RRHUA. Oh PAINFUL mEa.
SITUATION, AND MgN0KRHGTA.
OR Fh0KUsM FLOWING
Both diseases axialag tssm fssslty seesetaas4 Of
TIE nisustrnAt Hhid-~in COS case Izatng tee Attfs
sad accompanies ~ severe pasn, and ffa ..ihsF
TOO ps0fass seeFs tlaa. uhiaM wagi b sas $500
b. the Constitution Water.
The disease knows - rALIzNa 0F Tur
oAHs watch - ssas F@sass 81 fsAs retaxAesem 81
ihs hgamsats g that aTSAa. aa4 il j aeMas b.
senss = hsAsiaess snA asaxAiBg galns 10 the
esek ass siasHs and - tlanee aeon fisa IL ssagp
~lAAe aalsag % skeetina pains thrsagh ahe tsMsss
seeis, VIII u al eAsss. l. removed y sha aas5.
There = anefhax si4as ~ sympssaas nrsslag
fEou LIMITATION Of THE WOMB. whgeh
physicians sAii Nervousness, MhIeh x0rA suvsr.
% nuah Ak@sFsaess sna 10 Hima eases omt n
tan - aeefaFs Do nas realty knaw wheslsns he
- are tbs disease - tks diseases she sxsst.
sefass We uAm only enuaa@rAAs fAasa hsrs 4
aR~As Hsofa particularly 81 sola iesf tsalest@ttss
q ths heart, ImpAiesa aasmasy, maksiallnsss.
nastss q heat tAaNaofr lAsaliaas sna liaaess IL
yssian.
SUPPRESSED aEEsTRUATT0N
hssh te fhe anHsasEia9 Esass l. y . eaaatA8k a..
curing disease And thtssxA neaseE ths sssals Il
sssfs kraFs ana dangerous mAsAala4 ass lac seAals,
@na - meath after aassfh pssaas esgAaa6 "a i.
fsft besaK a@ds u assisk Sasaas, Ahs easspsas.
sissa hHsetheS ehfahte the pAsi#at grs4aalfg As~a
hsr ApH@ttsat Chs towels Sc eanafieaAssi agkAt
swrnas eelsss on aisa CaHssnps4sn amsliy nass has
So Fos sals b. ali Druggists. FRIES 81. zee
wm. n ugEGa 4 CO.. PsopFsssst..
a0hsAh 4 NttMN tlsassAt Aensla. NJ. d
Gus stFeet, New Task
III, ~ .els IS Chicago b. FuLLEg, FINCH
fNh@NAs JsazT-sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

Tbs 1a6eEsssEsS hAREug ussss ssss ss.....
nIssfns- go. - 80 teztls@a1si Eur
k.rgav ern~s--s. - - .s-ss9 fFSz fha bnsiasss.
= - uHrse-5-@ A.shaa = knswisdg
usst umsrT.-s = - 80 e'-ztazars asr shsfr
usrn18 rs~-~.~tssSs - ~ sxasaasa - kaz4 a.
O. ushs 49, gs ea,a-.s@t1s azsssra Tey5s~
~he AEs nsE Prsp&rsa u EurEssh ~ - - q -
ass svsxT a<fsoaa ~ skear it, W - Sas
aslasgs ~ - sha Rsss kFsrshe, p~sss. ssss
8. Af1v.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

Guardians Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate.

~ VIRTUE or AN ORDER on THE COURT
- n Sgmmoa Pleas % Floyd eeanty, fsss un !.
aeEstsnea. guardian Of the persons and states a.
ycha Becker Margaret Bsckss, and Elizabsfh
Ecker, 1ihor heirs u Frederick BseksF, deoeas-
3D. ofiefs fer sale 81 privsts ssis The nn4iridsf
fAFse siss part - Chs rial estate Ia vandsrsnrah
county isda4u4, known and describef az ~ that
part ~ fractto ~ sections nun bsrs I've and SIX.
~ township No. seven, south u fanKs No. tsn
~eata is The Viue@usss Land District, ksus beusd-
I'd Bsgianing ~ polnt On ths est una a said
section No. hEs, Mise aud y loo chains soHfh 81
The ncFth@ast corner u said seefsen Ne. 6ys, ssd
running tAsnns aDBih aieng said east lfne ~ said
section, tsssfys ard 1910 ehaibss thence Nssf
and parzI5si Nffh The nSrfh na q said ffnctisuAI
seesions, nlnsty-Blns and so-f0D chains, 10 fhs
west Lac u said ffactesAi section No six theme
in 3 n8rth -@eatsaFdl3 dirsetiou ai0bg said last
u1entssBse line, fhirfeen and s9-1ac chains, 70
poIrk from ghsch Inns, runuiag parallel win
he norfh fire 81 raid fractional ssetfons. wosh
strike the place 81 hegfnninx, and khenen aast aFa
psxzfiss ~ffh said north line of said ssstious -
The plaee q beginning, containEnx one hrndrsa
saa tweEty-nine and s3~1po acrss.
TKEAs OF sALK .--One-fosrth q TIA mar.
rh4ss money Il TO be paid n rzah aa4 the rassas
70 eqa4l payments - oEs add two year, eraSae
tbs purchaser gisiBg his notes for ths des.rrag
Eynasntsr searlns iDtsrest asd wAlving reissf
irsm Fsinaiion laws. and secarine the 1sms -
ssr farther particulars address The unasrsiznsd
For faFtiask particulars Inquire i KsilsTss ssn
,tofss ao- "a 1Ain street, Opposite ths Oours
House. " ca sias prsmisss- ms-aw6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

:. Esem kss !; y, Turner. Paat0z- ef IIsaass~ A.
py. JaeksoA, HI III
DEAa SIN Having used yonr GemAn Bittsrs in
,ay Amil Ireqnontis, am prspazsta q sas thas
- aaa oF~a OF gfeat service. hefisva tkat il
cssee ot general debility % the systss IL a AZ.
seiest and most valuable rsmsdy ef whlss hsSr
any saeHlsage. xeurs, respectfully, 2
Nc. T20 Nsrsh Ninessrssh 80.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16


kHsnA 1tss. ). Nswfoa brown, b ne wdlta, -
~ ~ kaeyslepedlA Of Hsligioas Knswtsars and
Christian vhrouiole, Phiiadslphfat @'N
. Although not disposed 20 ayor or rees,usnsna
rstsnt Medicines In general, through distri,st q
sns,I ingredients and effects, yat knaw, ~ ne
lessons WY . man may not tsatify 10
shs besehta he believes himself 10 hays - cetyeA
nym any simple preparation, IL tha hoss thai ~
iasy thus eentrihuta to Che bsnAit az stksrs =
- this the more readily ia regard h. Il..oe.
iAaa German Hittsts, prepared IN Dr. "a M
saesson ~ this city, because 4 WA praiudteb1
sxslnst them for mAhy years. undsr Lse l,,,Ss~.-
SO -. they we're chleny An alopheIls raIss1rsl
y sna .s 70 ny friend, HoherA shoemaker.
los ths removal Of thls prslndlas b. prossr
and Tor encouragement TO Try them w6es
ring from great aud long continued debiiIty1
naa 9i thrsa bottles II thsas Hlttsfs AZ me IA
llAng q the present year. wAa fullows4l Nv nvi.
relief aud fsetofatieu, 10 a degree az bodliv
mental yigDf Nhieh l had net fair for az
aths betsrsy aud had almost daapalFed Of re.
ring. therefore thank God aud nav fri.sd
sFsetins mo 10 the use Of them
J. NEWTON BROWN.
Aeih.t58 ttt Philadelphia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
REDUCEDP RICEs!
Jacob Straub & Son.

AXES -LippincOtt's. sharp's. and
others. 80
AxE'HANDLEsgta turned.
wood and Cross Cut saws-com-
mon and Patent.
Neat Cutters and Suffers.
bales Patent Meat Cutters.
Shovels and Tongs.
steel Fire Sets. and Stands for
same.
Grain Shovels. Long and "D"
Handle Shuvels.
Cotton and Waol Cards.
Hay Knives and Briar scvthes
Brass and Enameled Kettles.
Knives and Forks. AMI assert.
Pocket Knives ment, At ysrv
Eazors Z Scissors. Low Prices
Tea and Table Spoons.
Scales and Scale Beams.
Butcher Knives. Sfeels. and San.
Cleavers aud Choppers.
Files Butcher, Spencer a. "a.
Nails. Building Hsrdware
Cabinet Hardware.
Barton's 4 Whites Celebrates
Cooper Tools. tsas~sa
Columbus and Terre Haufe Truu
Hoops. :
IMAM Pumps. T-gss~ TrffrT
carpenter Tools.
Also. . NIL assortment of Shelf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
LIGHT BREAD.

sweet Light Bread.
STkATroN's CELEBRATED YEAST CoM.
- pound, the vary best article for fAmf8y taking
ever Invented. Thess cakes, Whenever thny hsVs
come ~ competitor With ether yeaat cakes hava
invariably sasi isa OF the frsualnm.
The trade IA ba supplied 81 O. TEAilheK,.
Drug store, 80. 10 South Tlsst street ns.r a.
Foatofice, Eyaaayllte, tns. dseie
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16

the Tenth Baptist Church A%s''
D.. 9asts0m
DHAn siH;-I have besn frequently ssas.s,.a
80 sisss NJ nams Win Communications Of differ
a. =. ~, ~ saiea $50 wv regarding the prae-
.s NJ 49, ~ y ApPteE PIRATE sphere, have IN all
t.z,s.s IVY vita oieaf proof In various
- $780, v - pafs,e uisfiy N my family. Of the
sa,,s.a - "a y hsfsssahde sasFmah hftteFs.
~ ais 80 oss ny nsual coarse. 10 express
80. - ssHsras debility II ne
- - ~. Asfer taHiPtaiat. u -
~ .Ha eptsapse preparation. Ia some eases IL sav
ueial 20 those who suffer nor, fbe 49,, ssss~
Toura. Nsrsl ...a,.s.sf 80. N@AsAA'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16


LNPILEPTIG FITS CAN nE CHgKD-ng
- 1o<kruw haytng hseuass eznIHaasty suee~4as
~ "a curing This tsFribs AlAiy. INVITES I'll sin
itsfY alistea 10 call ssnA Tor cfsazlxxs Of rssnr
eaee ana tastin sniais 81 eas@s cared 81 grom oue
. twenxy-four Years standing. lie dexafes hfs
stiantsan especially 20 diseases Of the Cer4k~s-
sPtHAl Axis or ffsrsEas SYstana. aud soIteifs "a
Investigation Of b IA etAiHa - puhlIe eannasaen
Dc nasy ~ cons sitsa 80 bis private se@AAamea
no III West I'D Ssra@t daily f7om 10 A. n suttl
?. M s1ceps SAturEay add Sunday A5sr~ss ~
sssfsfs % DR. v. =. L0UKRow, care o. P. D Boz
6lles Mes rork. ssrs0-fkysarn /
4 PHYSIOLOGICAL = VIEW OF mARRrAGR
= seanfatnin8 nearly z1 pages and fsg Hne
rlafss And kagraEsnga ct she Anatoaay af thm
hnfaAn Organs IN stats 81 Health and niseaAs
@sfn Treatise % Early ErroFs. its aepterAhss
Nass4 aaaees uHon the mnsa and body, wsth shs
AataoF ptsn u krs@fmans--ths enlY rational Aus
SUCCESSFUL Mods Of cure. sho~n hY the rsperf Ct
Cases earsd- A trathfal adviser 60 The nsrriSa
add taase contemplating marriage. Who enfsrfaEe
aSaoks q their payscKa ean afffuu. Sena frse %
aNHsaSs 70 any address GA x@ceIht af tseusy xys
sents, II stamps o. postal eNFrsney By AaFx~sin
Dr. la CR0{k, No. 81 Mai8en Isane Afhsmy M /
L Tbs ssthaE may he eoHssFltsf nEsa An v q he /
aaseAsSs d which his book Treats. either PERSIA
ally e. 81 nall aud msdtsiass sens 10 Aay part 81
TIE ~afta. e ds~@gaAw4ap
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
Eighth. below Goats. street. Il T pslIsa.isP.

a! ssem ksy. Warren Randolph. Pastor 81 ths
D.. q N. gaoksoss 81 tts Haia
Z DENa stHi.--PsrssnaI 81 perisncs enable. sas -
ssy inst Fegard thu German nftters t.aJe -
yoa - most exeeiient MEDICINE III eases ef -
senentssd b. the use Of the bltters. a,d .esshs
thsl Nal pr0dnea slmiiar effects on othars -
feaFss truly, WARREN RANDOLPH
uprmantewa Penn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
OCEAN TRAVEL.

fNfHk WILL KNOWN FAv0nTITE CLYDE
a bHaf 1foAf aasamexa 81 shs ANCHOR ITEE
o. steamahipss @HIBKBNIA, - g CATALONIA =
" BkITAs Nj and - UNITED KrKGDOMss are
tntendsd - sail fortnightiy - aud fFou New
1ofks eArrTlnx passengers r. ana from liverpool
aA4waN, half1sts Dublin, Wassrsara, Cork Lims
srtsks 0elHaT. - L9@aonsarry These steamers
Nsfe uiif especially far tass Atlantic trNda and
are. aA#t&aa inso water and alr-fieht con cart.
nlaafs.
as BATES OF PASSAGE
bEom Aaw Eefk ts any 81 tba abSwe Bfsefa
Cebinss Eazzl and GEa9t ensaxaxs, see parabtA -
AuaAEtaan eurremey4 -
To sNsw York frpm auy 81 ebs aBave taseaz
Gshsnas Sa8 and $50 Ata~rAxs, 90 f.ayn1sia ~
gold Or it. eguivAisuI ia Amsriesn eurrsaey
Ias@~ Sise @ish % ssnd for their frispss cas- buy
tteksls Al hsse Fs1ea fEem The AFsats
FRANCIS 1ACDoSAED a Co
l@nx5-s1l. iiswifHx areen. N~w Yssk.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-16
REMoVAl..

NJ n. q. Q. MINGsF BEING COMPELLED TO
IVA xaoate his old stand on the corner of sfsla
saa ftrst atEeetss haArsmoved large portion ~
between Main aud Lecast, v here he viii - nlsas
g y Wall 90 bis fEianda anti Ia ean aseasssshls
new asand, corner Locust All First na2-tf