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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
MEDICAL.

THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERTESCE OF
INVALID.
Published for the beusEt ard A. acsurior TO vonnr
men and others VITO snasr from Nervous DEBILITY
PrsmA+uze Dseay Of MAnkood, Sc, supplying a.
The sane tine the means Of sslf cure. BIZ one
whe hiss cured himself &fts< undergoing consider
sble quseksry- By enclosing postage paid ID :
dressed snvelsps. single copies may Be had sf The
author, NATHANIEL AAyFAIR, Esq,
dscs-1Hd&w Br0okiyr- Einxs Co., E.T.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26


TnE FAIR-The second night Of the
Fair at Mozart Hall passed off most de-
lightfuiiy last night, and drew a large
crowd, and we believe pretty large
Pile Of greenbacks, a. the be~itehing
grace Of the fair saleswomen render
their opportunities 10 boy irresistible.
The edibIes, as on the preceding even
ing, we're Of the most delicious charac-
ter, and all seemed anxious to do them
full justice
Late in the evening, many articles
were sold at auction, and the bidding
waa lively aud humorous.
This morning, from ten TO two O'Clock,
another magnificent lunch will be pre-
pared for oil who may call; and tonight
Tabieauz VirGnts will charm aud de.
light a crowded ball Buy yosr tickets
TO day, and go early with your wives
aud sweethearts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

Bas- A bill which has passed the Ken
lucky Senate declares that any person
who may steal horse, mule, jack, or
jeunet, or who may be guilty Of arson,
burglary, rape, or robbery, shall be pun
ished with death, and the same which
constitutes burglary in white persons
shall also constitute the crime when
committed by negro.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

CHRONICLES OF rus GRKAT REBELLION.
This is the title Of new book published
By e. f. Vent & Co, OF Cincinnati. 1t
is a suceinet history Of the rebellion
from the beginning thereof to the fail Of
Vicksburg, in scriptaral style Mr. vii.
liam H. Edwards has been appointed
agent, and will canvass our city for sub
scribers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
PLANTATION BITTERs.

PLANTATION kII1ERS.
which arc se'r Recommended by ths highest med.
cal sethOrisiss, AID warranted to rroducs an is,-
aedssfs tsasaeiAt saeos. They are sxceediugly
Agreeable, ieFfee-ly pure, sud must superuses AZ
other ,0nirs lFhere hsAlshy. gentle ssiuulsnt b
required.
They purify. strengthen and i1yisera,s.
They create = healthy appetite.
They aF~ an an tidoss to change Of water And
dse4s
They Overcome the elects ct dissipation aud
lAts hours.
Thsy stnsnkthea the systsa zad snlivsa the
the mind.
Thsy prevent niasmAtss and Intermittent f.
They purigs the breath .sa @sialty Of sh,
stomach.
They care Dyspepsia and Constipation.
Thsy cure DiarrheA aud Cholera Morbas.
Thsy ears Liver CcuPlsiHt and Nervous
Hsssaehs.
They make the weak stroag. the isaguia bri
liant. and are exhausted natsrs's great restorsr.
They are composed o. the oeiebrAtad CAlsAyA bark
vinssrgresn, sassAfras, roots and herbs, al irs-
segNd IN perseesly pure 81. croix ram For par.
tioulAra, So circulars aud testimonials Aroune
each hattis.
Beware q imPostors. Examine every boftis,
See thai it has oar private &. S. ssAaP uamati-
lated over the cork, with plantation scene, and
onr signature a fns ssasi plate side Label. So
that orr bottle Is not rs-slied With spurscus an
lsisierious s,un. Any person pretending 70 sell
Plantation Bltters By the gallon or ID bulk, il an
3 impsstor. Any person Initiating this bottle, OF
sasliag any StAsr material therein, whether called
PiantatsoE BltteFs or net, & aeriwinal under tn,
I q. $ Law. and viii be % prosecuted BY IA W,
Alresay hAss car eye on several RaFties Es-dilius
cur bottles, &C, who will succeed in gettinl
themselves iHto cioss quarters. Tue demand -
brakes Plantation bitteFs from iadies, clergy
men, merchants. 6e.. Il ineredibie. The simpi
trial Of bottle is ths evidence 10 present Of the
WORTH and superiority, Thsy are sold BY AL =,
s9ecssbis druggists, groeers, physiClsns, hotel,
saloons, steamboats,, and country stores
p II. nKAKE 4 90.
No. 202 broadway, n. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
BANK STATEMENT.
me- EvapsvilIe National Bank.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT
oseIcE e CoweTR7LLEEs 81 THk sEREESey.
Washington, JsaUsrr 1sth, lsf5
WHEREAS, by Satisfactory evidence presented 70
tae Eagsrsiensd Il has zsssn Hla1e 70 appear that
- TmE ETANsYELLE &ArIaszL BANK-" in The civ
oF Eyansvilis, ia the ceanfs ss Eaaaerburgh aud
stzss Indiana, has teea duty OFEsaiz@d under
and z.cording to tins reQuirsEeaes of TINS Act Of
Congress entitled. An Act & provide National
carTsney secarsa ~ a PIE g ef z :. Bonds,
And to provide flr the etr4u iatI aud redemption
thereof" approved gune Sd 1851. and has eun-
p I'D ~ith All the provisions Of said act zsaired
= hs eonPlied with befaze eoraaasucns the ousi-
Res 6f banking under sid set.
Nov THEEEfsaE. ], HHrh NeCuliseh. eenp-
froler Of ths currency do hsres eertify that Iae
Evansville Esfionai Bank ~ DE city II EgARs-
VILE in she county Of FanderhurEh and State OF
IudlAna, fs authorized 70 commences the euslnsss
Of banking under the act aforesaid
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal
81 ice this ninstseuth'8 q Jaasfary, isas.
fLsI HUGH AeeULIOCH,
Comptroller Of Ihs Currency
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

asg-There is now enrolled in this county
about 100 volunteers under the last call,
and the work goes brayely on.
The bounty, s400 to each, is promptly
paid, and none are turned away With
county orders, although our comfy or
ders are always worth their face.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
OYSTERS.
REWARD.


- 90 Reward.
GTRAYED Oh sToLES FROM THE SUB
- scriber living IN J4cobsviIle, On the Iosh day
Of JGss, 1854. tVo-year old bay mare colt little
white o. both OF hsr hind legs, white streak in
her forehead, and little On one Of her fore fsst.
aud very large Of her sgs; has ths appearance Of
thrss-ysar cd Ihs aboTs rs~zrd VII b4 paid for
Der delivery Re. fa< sacA fzsornation a. viii
cad u bar -ssassFy
dssscAH TcEE soHILL-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
CHEROKEE INJECTION.
Compounded from Reefs, Barks and


CHEROKEE REMEDY, ~ great ludiaa ".
Hioe, all dtssases Of hs srssey 0eans, seeh
e0nffasssos Of tie Urias, Tsfanoft1s II ths Biad-
or, Esaaaafioz Of he Ksdasys, sHs - ths Bladdsy
frfefarf Gsrassf, Giesf, GozHorrhd, AID q especial
u rso asasd n fhoss Of FEor fbss for rAns
IN ssalss1 sssers on he Old Hasssoss ediea>s haze
falEsd.
ss-It il prepared in a highly concentrated
forms the doss being from oue 20 two teaspoop-
fniA three times per day.
ES-Is lsdiursiic and aitsrztiFs In its action pH
rifying and cleansing The blood, eAusieg u 70 Gov
ia ali its original purity and vigor; thus removing
FROM the sysism al Pernleioas Causes Which s@Fs
Induced disease
CHEROKEE INFECTION IL intend
a. A sIly and assistant % tboCheFokee REM
ed and shouId - used in eon1uBetion vita that
medicine in all of Gonnorrhaea, elect. Elnor
AIbus or Whites. ItA ELECTS Ars healing, soOth-
ing and deuauIoent; removing all HoaidiBgs beat
eh0rdss an psia. Instead Of tbs burning and ~
most uusudurapls pain that IL sxperisDosd With
nearly all ths ebsag 9sesk hesetsoss s.
sB-By the uss Of the Cherokee Remedy
aud Cherokee Inteetton-tbs two Eedicines
al fiss sxEse time-ll improper discharssa are re-
moved ard TIE weakened organs are sPeediiy -
stored 70 full vizor and strength
cs-For fuil particulars get cur pamphlet iforn
any drug store to the country, o. Eriis ~ ans -
will mat free 70 any address, . full freltise'
.sa~prlos, Cherokee Kennedy, az per bot
tie, or three bottles fer 8.
BRPrIcs. Cherokee Injection, q per bot
fis, or fhrss bottles forSS-
ss-ssnt b. express % sny address, On receipt
Of gries-
DR.. W H 3erRtn q Co.,
Sole Rrogrietor.,
No 80 ,Iberty street New York
mB-soI1 in Evzns@fiIe ~ " n. BTEKBOwER,
and b. 81 arHgzists sseryWheEs. ffsblId&wIy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
HKIMsTRKETs
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
IL

But restores gray hair 70 It's original color, b.
sapplyinE the capillary tubes with natural suats-
nance, impaired BY 49, disease. All sa=saafass.
s's dyes are composed Of lunar sostis. destroyine
the Vitality Aad beauty Of The hsir, aud <aord u
themselves no dressing. HsImstrset's Tnimitsbis
Colering not only restores hair is naHrsi Color
~ easy procrss, bat gives the hairs
Luxnrtnnt Beauty,
prsmotas its growth prevents its falling o. ersd.
ioAtes dandrua, and Impair - health and pleasant.
% ths hsad. IthAa tod the fsst o. time, 10
lag the eoioriha Hair Col oring. and is constantly
Increasing In favor. Used By both gentlemen and
la.llez. II Is acid By al rsspssi.bls dsaisr,. or
eao = procured ~ thsfa Of The sosnmefcisl
agents, D. s. BARNES 4 Co. ~ Bro.sway. Rev
York. Tuo sizes. 20 cents zsd 81.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

n%At Carbondale, Illinois, there are
three cotton gins in operation, and all
have been busy since the beginning of
the season Three hundred bales have
been pressed there and sent to market,
all from the vicinity. Other gins are st
work in the country. aa 2-14
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

BeLLiGEREST-Ad discharged crippled
soldier raised muss at the Sherwood
House last evening, and was arrested
by the provost guard and taken to the
guard house.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
The Evansville National Bank,

|; will be seen that this new institu-
ton has been organized, one half of its
subscribed stock paid in, and viii be
opened for business on Monday the 10th
Of February ensuing, which is as soon
as its banking room, at the corner Of
Main and Water Streets, under the Office
Of Brown, Dunkerson & Co, can be
fitted Up for the purpose. This is q
good location, though we understand
that the probability is that the Bank will
ultimately be moved to First Street
The new Bank he's a subscribed capt.
tai Of $500 900, OF which $50, 900 have
been paid up, and the balance viii be
called in at al early day. The author
lied capitals 81 900, 900 and the capital
will be increased beyond the present
subscriptions as rapidly as required to
meet the legitimate and prudent wants
OF its customers We understand that
when the capital shall be increased ad.
ditionsl stock holders viii be admitted
on an equality with the original sab.
scribers. ---r1
The officers, directors and other stock
holders of the new institution are among
our best and most substantial citizens
part of them ranking as among tbs
soundest and most experienced bankers
in the State. Areferencs to their names
without any assurance from Us, vii
prove that the new Bank viii commanC
and maintain the confidence of thii
community and of the general public.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the grand sx-
hiDsion Of tableaux at Mozart Hall to-
night We are confident they will give
the highest satisfaction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

BW-Tbe notorious .Parson Brownlow
is TO address the next Editorial Con.
ventiou at Indianapolis That will Kill
the enterprise, and ought to He Is .
common blaekguard and the veriest
hambug in the country. -Ttrre Hduts
Journal
You mean simply that be hates irsi-
tors and their sympathizers, and hence
yoa don ike him Ain that il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

4 THE LATE SURPRISE OF THE GARRISON
AT BEYERLY-From n civil officer lately
arrived from Beverly, who was present
az the late attack upon that place By the
rebel General Rosser, the Wheeling In
tsIIigencsr gathers some particulars
which have never before been published
The attack was made at about three
o'clock on Wednesday morning The
garrison was asleep in their winter
quarters, and there we're no piekets out
farther than three hundred yards from
ths camp. The rebels charged right
into the midst Of the sleeping soldiers,
and captured one.hAlf of the garrison
before the other half knew anything
about the attack IL is said the rebels
actually went about kicking on the doors
Of the hats, radely requesting The id
blue bellies to Get up and take trip TO
Richmond. One Lieutenant belonging
to the Sch Ohio cavalry rallied a number
of men, engaged the rebels, aud drove
them from tbe bridge, allowing a hun
/ bred or so Of our confused soldiers TO
escape. 10 this fight five men were
killed upon each side, and rebel Colo
mel named Cashaw, who is still at Bev
erly, was seriously wounded.
The rebels, or rather portion Of them,
remained in Beverly until the afternoon
Of Thursday, and their conduct towards
/ the citizens is said 20 have been most
outrageous They robbed the citizens
Of money, clothing and valuables Of
every description, in some instances
taking earrings out Of the ears Of wo-
men, and searching for valaables sup
posed to be concealed in their hoops
They destroyed the bridge over the Val.
ley River, and set FIRE to she town in
several places, but there we're among the
force a number of soldiers who had torn
erly resided in Beverly, and whose rels-
tons own property there, and the FIRE
was extinguished by these men. it is
asserted that the rebels had nearly as
many prisoners as they had men to
guard them No doubt is entertained
but that the garrison could have hand.
somely defeated the attacking party il
they had had the slightest iunmshon Of
the approach Of the enemy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

G@- A movement Of twenty thousand
troops in the Gulf Department has com
menced. Destination contraband, as
well as further particulars.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

HS- The Cincinnati Gas Company
have proposed to the City Council of
that city to furnish gas at = 25 per one
thousand cubic feet, if the Council will
grant the company permission TO retain
the owsnsrship of the works.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

s| 1t is said that the name Of the
Tsrrs Hsate L Richmond Railroad is to
be changed By the Lsgislasurs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

@-An official letter from Bardstown
or the 18th says the guerrillas, under
Captains Msgrudsr, Marion and Davis,
have burned al iha bridges on the Lou
isville & Bardstown pike The princi-
pal bridges were across Cox's Greek,
Salt River, and Floyd's Fork
A gentleman who arrived here yester-
day from Bloomfield, states that the
gnerrillss burned the Court House and
Jail buildings in THylorsEille last Sun
day.-Lou. Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

sss- Eighty barrels Of oil per day, the
New Albany Ledger is informed, is now
flowing from one OF The petroleum wells
lately opened in Crawford County. Oil
has been struck in one or two other
wells in that county.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
TRANsPORTATION

CTEAa WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. touching
- At oUEkSsTONh, foozz HsEboRJ Ths
we'll kn0En steamers 81 the Liverpool, Esw York
and Philadelphia Steamship Conszsy nnman
Linsl. carrying the Q. 8. k1iiss srs intsndsd 70
sail a. follows:
EDIKarEGH ..-.........-...-.. saturdyy. Dee. 10
GLASGOW .--.--.---..-.-..-..--- Saturday Dec u
IfTr Or AAEcHEsTKE .-.....-. Saturday, Dec. =
And sTsry succeeding Saturday, A. Moon, frpn
Pier a, North EiTsr.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
payable in Gold OF il ssulvalsnt IN Currency
FrEsI CAsIx-... $50 % SrEEzAGE gao %
do to London. = 90 DO 70 London.... - %
do 70 Paris IS % do = Paris .-.--. 50 90
do % Hamburg 80 90 do 70 Hamburg. 81 %
Passengers are alec forwarded 70 Bavrs Bremsn,
Rotterdam, Antwerp. &C. a. equally low rates.
FARES from Liverpool or Quesnstown: ist Cabin
SD, SIS, sos. siserAzs So Thoss who wish
10 send for tseir frisads can buy tisksts here as
thsss rates.
For further izfornation apply a. tie conpsuy's
oGoss. JOHN g. DALE, Agent,
u BreA1Vsy, EsV York
BEEN 4 AEEHEs. Aesnts,
dscs-ez Evansville, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

1'HREs GgEKRItIAs KrtLED. Captain
Edwin Terrell, with thirteen men, en-
eoEpter7d about twepty gaerrillas near
NeR Haven, KY, on Wednesday, the
18th. In desperate fight, which imme-
.diately ensusd, this gAilant party sue
ceeded 10 killing three Of tae thieves
The remainder, owing "a their SUPERIOR
~ Of numbers, we're abfe 10 effect their
escape. No casualties on the Federal
sidei except the killing OF one horse.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

HANAN's MANhOL 4 HALms
This s She most Delighted and axtreordinary
article ever discovered. II changes the sun burnt
faos and hands 20 p-arly aatin texture Of ravish
ing beauty i@paTting tho marble parity Of yosth.
ahd thedisisagus apfe4rnno. inviting IN the city
belle q fashion. II removes tan, freekies, Pim.
pes and roughnsss from thaskin, leaving the com.
rlsxion b, Transparent aud smooth. IL con-
tAlns no material InjurIous to he skin. Patron.
lsed ~ ACTRESSES. And Opera Singers. II Il shat
svery lady should nAve. sold evsrywhsrs.
Prepared By w. y. HsgAa, Troy, \. Y.
Address ali orsiars q
DKMAs = BARNKs q co. Rswyc
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

p&We have news from Gen. Thorn
as's army, now on the Tennessee river,
near Eastport, to tb effect that it is 60
ing into winter quarters. The men are
reported engaged in building log huts,
and otherwise preparing TO pass three
or four weeks comfortably. Hood 5
army IS reported in most demorslized
condition, somewhere between Corinth
and Holly Springs. Hoods headquarters
being 81 Tupelle, Aiss.-Lou Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

From Rev. Il. Turner, Pastor of Hssdinr n.
=. Chareh, Philsdslphia:
D.. Jacksoa,
DEAE siR.-Hsving used your esman Bittsrs in
my family frequsHtit, am prepared 20 say that
u has beau Of great service. / bslievs that IN
cases q general debility Of the system, Il is the
safest sAd meet valuable remedy u which / have
muy knoEiedge. Yours, respectfully.
!. II. TuEEER,
No. T2s North Nineteenth street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
RELIGIOUS.
Church Notioe

on and after Sunday uext, ltb- 2gsh inst..l
se@re viii Be- regular service IA -. P4uls Eplsse.
palchur.h. corner Of First sad Chestnut strss..
by The Reeior, Rev. II. ". srAlBlxa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

DEsERvEs PEEsrox Among the
Witnesses ID the Recorser's court yssser-
day. vas al Old daTkey aho claimed to
Be me father Of twensy-six boys, Gheen
Of whom, he said az IN the United
States army Hishame - RjcBsrd Fair-
fax; said he was born free, near Peters
surg, Virgins, but yEasF : ruu~ of into
slavery IN this State, attns age Of twelve
years. and remained a stare until the
circnmsfanceso OF gar caused bis release.
Hessys be 5s-about sixty.five years old,
but be looks a. BABE shdheafty as a man
OF forsy, aud bids fair TO live thar many
longer. He works every day. and claims
to 'aake a good llEing. Having ifteen
sons in the army should enfitls the old
fellow to the considaraiion of Father
Abraham = Memphis Bulletin, 2lst
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

Persons Of ssisnsary habits trou blod With
~eakse- lzssitude, PalriiAsion Ct The heart, iack
81 spTstits, dlsrsss after eating. torpid liver
eonstipAtiOa. deserve 70 safer. II they will n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

4 NEW FRAME HOGaE, JUST COMPLETED
- con Sining fighi rooms halls, psntEy. clothes
ICONS aud bath room, With good cellar, large els.
tern, carriage hOrse, wood and coach shcds, situ-
~ ed on four good sized lots, Within ten minutes
walk IL the PoHtOffice. Also, Zen aero lot Of
ground, within one mile If ihs Court House.
Apply 20 win II. Wood, corner Main and Third
streets dsc28-2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
Best Tonic in the worldll!


From Rev, J. .ewion BFown, D. D.. Eaifor Of
the Encyclopedias Of Religious knowledge aud
Ghriatian Chronieie. PhiiadeiphiA.
Although net Disposed 70 favor o. recommend
Patent Medicines ia general, through distruss Of
sheir Ingredients aud effects. yet ku8W 81 no
sufficient rsssons shy m may not testify 20
The benefits be teiieves himself to have = oriFed
from any staple preparation 10 the hope that be
NAY thus contFibHts % the bsnent Of others.
do this the readilyiu regard to Hoof-
iAnA's German Bittsrs, prepared By DR. q. ~
Jackson q thfs city. because ! prvjua Heed
agAinst them fer nsany years. under the tmprea-
sion thai they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture
{ afu Indebted = MY friend, Robert Shoemaker.
Ksg. for the fsmosai OF this pregudlee b pFot,er
tssts, aud Cor encouragement to Try them whom
suffering from great aud long cohfiuned debility.
The Of ehr@e bottles u these RtfeFs At the be
ginning of tbs present year. was followed ~ svi-
dent relisf and restoration, % degree Of bodily
aud mental vigus which I had nos felt for six
Inonths tefors, aud had almost despAireA VI re-
gaining. l therefore thank God and my friend
foE airretlug to the ~ them.
J. NEWTON BROWN,
Philadelphia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
Eishth. b.lov Coates street. = ! r II

FROM Rev. Warren Randolph Pastor cf the
Baptist Church At Germantown, Penn.
Dr. @ n. JaeEssA.
DHsE kIa Personal eHperisnce enables me 10
say that regard the German Blttsrs made ~
You most exoellent msdicfne. In eases Of o..
we're cold and general debility have been greatly
bensh;tsd by ths Use q the Bttsrs, ans doubt not
thsy viii prodnes similar effects on Others
Yours, truly. WARREN RANDOLPH
Germaut8wn, Penn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

Ear Charles z Marsh, Bag, will de-
liver a Lecture on Commercial Law to
the students Of Benin Commercial Gel
lege, this (Thusssiay) evening, at eight
o'clock.
Subject BaiIments
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

From tbs Rev. Joseph n. Ksnhsrd. Pastor
the Tenth Baptist Church:
~. yacleoa,
DrAa STA ~ have been frequently rssIsat.d 10
donnect my Bausa sith c0mmendstions Of diner-
cnl kinds q fnediclHrs, but regarding the prac-
tce ~ cot % ny appropriate sphere. have IN all
caees declined bat with clear prosf IN various
instances, aud particularly In my family, Of the
Use ulBsss Of Dr.. Hoodand's German Biifers. I
depart for once from my usual course. 10 express
ny full eouvietIon that for general debility II fLs
sgstehi, asd especially for Llsey Cosspiaisf. q
sqs asa rdlsatlf sparafsa. IN 70 may
fail but usually. doubt not, u viii b ~ bene-
hcisl to those who sussr from the above causes
Yours very respectfully,
II a EEANAnn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26

From Rev ). s. Herman. Of the Sermza kA-
formed Church, Kutztowp, Bsrks ooznty' Pa
Dr. O. N JaeS>ss,
RysPEefxp sIR IL have been tFozelsd wlth the
Dyguepsfa for nearly twenty years, and hass DeFsr
ussd arv msdlcine thAs did me a. raseh good -
HonGa:sd's EIsters. am very much improved u
health, after haxing taken i've bottssss
i0af'' van J. 5. HERHAS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-26
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DuYs. Sells, aud rents City Property aud Farm
- LANDS. Buys conditions al classes Of Claims
against the United states. 0iiee-Third Street,
nsar Main. with P. MaisF, Att'y.r
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