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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-09
Removed from his Old once.

DR. "A. B. WILLIAMS. West Broadway, near
High street. Columbus. Ohio has devoted himself
for series Of years to the treatment of certain pri-
vate diseases. He may beconsulted at his ofice--
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank. '4ip''4''l
mCh2S'e1 ~ dtror -. lggesg
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-09
COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such univer-
sal demand. is made from the choicest materials.
is mild and emollient in its nature, fra.
grantly scented, acd extremely beneficial
in its action upon the skim For sale BY all Druggists
and Fancy Goods Dealers. jan30 6b-d&wly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-09
ARCANA WATCH.
An Elegant Novelty in Watches.

The cases Of this watch arc an entirely new inven-
tion, composed of six different metals combined.
rolled together and planished producing an exact
imitation of ls carat gold called Arcana which will
always keep its color. They as beautiful as solid
gold, and are afforded at one eighth the cost. The
case is beautifully designed with Panel and shield
for name with Patent Push Pin and engraved in the
exact style of the celebrated Gold Hunting Levers,
an imitation Of gold as todefy detection The move
ment is manufactured by the well known st. Jimer
Watch Company of Europe, and are superbly iniNh-
ed, having engraved pallets fancy carved bridges.
adjusting regulator, with gold balance and tht i'm
proysd legeIed acton with line dla. I and skeleton
These Watches are Of three different sizes, the
smallest being for Ladies, and all Hunting Cases.
A case of six will be sent by Mail or Express for
Sl25 90. A single one sent In ha andsome Morocco
Case for cas- 90 win readily sell for three tmestheir
cost We are sole agents for this in the United
States and none are genuine which do not bear our
Trade mark Address
GIRARD w. DEVAUGH d CO,
~2gsEW &15 Importers, rs Maiden Lane. N.Y.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-09
I-Nl - y y OBOs H IHUMAbf
Major General U. s. A. Com 'dg.

I. ON Sunday last about one thousand men
of Morgan's old command, together with
one hundred and five officers, surrendered
to Gen. Hobson, at Mount Sterling. Twelve
hundred rebels surrendered to Hobson's
command at other points. A large number
Of these men 20 to their homes in different
parts Of the State. Louisville Democrat. d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-09
A CARD TO INvALTps.

Clergyman, while residing in South America a.
missionary. discovered safe and simple remedy
for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay.
Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and
the whole train of disorders brought on by baneul
and vicious habits. Great numbers have been al
ready cured BY this noble remedy. Prompted bya
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate win
send the recipe for preparing and using this me =
cine. in sealed envelope, to any one who need
Free of Charge. ...sE 2.4 5ttam
Please nclose stamped envelope, addresse
yourself. Address
es-y 10 JOSEPH 4. INMAN,
STATION d, BIBLE HOUSE
sept"6@-dly New York City.
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PROGRAM ME:
Entertainment varied each night0


PART |.
Lecture upon the diseases of the mind and body,
the new philosophy of two forces. Impressions self
control, how to keep WELL and the relation of mind
and matter.
PART III.
Interesting delineations Of the dispositions Of gen.
temen from the auditory, phrenOlogicay and phys
Economically.
PART Ill.
Se'f-contrOl hy new process, illustrating the
"HnOdNs 0perdndi" of the healthy influences OF the
more ethereal elements upon the brain and nervous
system. 3s
PART ~.
Gentlemen from the audience caused TO sing,
laugh, apparently see those that are dead; see
friends who may be at q distance; become drunk on
cold water; forget their names; become impressed
they are Gen. Grant, Sherman, &C., and make in
tcresting speeches upon the war and state of the
country, beside other scientific experiments which
keep the whole auditoryin the happiest mood, laugh
ing and applaudiDg. W e4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-09

FArAL M1srAKE.-A child of Moses Bow
ersox, of this city, aged about four months,
died on Sunday last, from the effects Of q
dose of morphine, administered through
mistake Circleuille Democrat.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-09

Z The telegraph reports that ''the Presi-
dent has been strongly urged by prominent
gentlemen at Washington to subject to ar
rest and trial such men as BRICK PoMERoY,
of The La Crosse Democrat, &c, who, dur
ing the past year, have publicly advised
and melted the assassination of President
LIKcoLS.n OF course, "such men" include
The Journal folks, who, last summer, gave
currency to asuggestion that the late Pres
ident should be assassinated in a certain
contingency. 81 r.lr.-- u - o .--.-.r1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-09

The Feeling I'm Relation to the As-
.,sassination of President Lincoln
lin England. AeUir an OF
Throughout England the news Of the as
sassinatlon of President LINCOLN was re-
ceived with indignation and horror. This
feeling is represented asihaving been uni
versal--as having been shared alike by
those who sympathized with the South and
with the North. ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-09

Army 10 be Reduced 20 100000
and to be Composed Mostly Of
CoIored Troops. s..... ...
The Washington special to The New York
Tribune gives to the public the statement
that the army is to be reduced to 10000
men. This information will please the peo-
pie; but we do not know that the state
ment that most of these are to be colored
troops will address itself especially to the
favor Of the white soldiers who have fought
so gallantly. 5aoas9qroa baoaut lUsnE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-09
U. s. $50 Six per Cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are worth premium which in-
creases the actual profit the 7-3o loan. and its
exemption from State and Aunicipu' .ta"atton
adds from ono TO three per cent. more, according
to the rate levied on other property. The interest
is payable in currency semi annually by coupons
attached 10 each note which may be cut of and sold
to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-09

Notes Of all the denominations named VIII be
promptly furnished upon receip, of subscriptions,
and the notes forwarded at once. The interest to
18th Juno next will be paid in advance. Thisis
THE ONLY LOAN HN MARKET
now offered by the Government. and it is confident
ly expected that its superior advantages will make
tba
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-05-09

R5- Doors open at i; Commences at 8. Single
Tickets only 25 cents Gentleman and two Ladies,
80 cents. Boys Is CO its.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
A storr About Andr Johnson.

Mr.. f. j. Carpenter, who spent saver
al months in the White House, while
painting his picture OF the "EmanciPa-
tion Proclamation before the Cabinet" !"
contributes TO the IndepsndeRt sketch
of the late President from which we
make the following extracts:
Shortly after he told us this story Of
sandy Johnson, as be was Familiarity
in the habit Of calling him. II Was a
few weeks prior to the Baltimore Con-
veution, before il was known that Gov
ernor johnson would be the nominee for
the Vice Presidency. Said be, T" had
visit last night from Col Moody, the
fighting Methodist Parson, as he is
called In Tennessee. He is on bis way
to the Philadelphia Conference, and
being in Washington over night, came
up to see me. He told me, be continu-
ed, ''this story Of Andy johnson and
Gen. Buell., which interested me intense
ly. Col. Moody was in Nashville the
day that it was reported that Buel bad
decided to evacuate the city. The reb-
els, strongly reinforced, were said to be
within two days march of the Capital.
or course the city was greatly excited "
Said Moody, l went in search of John.
son at the edge of the evening, aud
found him at his Office, closeled with
two gentlemen, who were walking the
door with him, one on each side. As
entered they retired, leaving me alone
With johnson, who came up 10 me
manifesting intense feeling, and said
Moody, we are sold outl Buell. is a
traitor! He is going to evacuate the
city, and in forty-eight hours We shall
ell be in the hands Of the rebels. !"
Then be commenced pacing the door
again, twisting his hands, and chatting
ike q Gagged tiger, utterly insensibls TO
his friends entreaties to become calm.
Suddenly hegturned, and said, Moody,
can you prayY' That is my business,
sir,as minister Of the Gospel return
ed the Colonel well, Moody, / wish
you would pray" said johnson; end
instantly both went down upon their
knees 3, opposite sides Of the room.
As the prayer became fervent johnson
began to respond in true Methodist
stile. Presently he erawled over on his
hands and knees TO Moodyis side and
put his arms over him, manifesting the
deepest emotion. Closing the prayer
with hearty "Amenl' from each, they
arose. johnson took long breath, and
said with e.nphssis, Moody, feel bet
teri" Shortly afterwards be asked,
"Will you stand by meg' Certainly,
will, was the answer. Well, Moody, l
can depend upon you you are one in a
hundred thousandp He then commeac-
ed pacing the door sgain. Suddenly be
wheeled, the current of his thought hav-
ing changed, and said, g Oh! Moody, j
don't want you to think have become
8 religious man because l asked you %
pray. / am sorry to say it, but / am
not, and have never pretended 10 be re-
ligiouA No one knows this better than
you do; but, Moody, there is one thing
about i'll do believe in Almighty God
And I believe also IN the Bible, and
say I'll be damned IL Nashville shall be
surrendered
And Nashville was not surrendered
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

risting that The Atlantic and Great West
-efn Company sbonId secure southeru
outlet, and that uous offered 90 fair 40
opportunity IS ths. bslf-completed line
from Henderson, Kentucky. 10 Nash
vile, and forming excellent connections
with points further south. We have re-
peatedly stated that the tobacco alone,
that viii Be shipped from ths Green
river country, would pay handsome
per cent. on the investment in such an
enterprise. We are informed that the
attention Of the capitalists composing
the Atlantic and Great Western corPo-
ration 10 being directed 10 this import
ant tboroughfsrs, and there was rumor
that work had actually been commenced
on the Straight Line Road, between this
city and Washington. The rumor, how
ever, had no other foundation than the
prevalent opinion that the work would
begin soon.
The fature prosperity Of our city de-
pends largely upon the completion Of
these enterprises. We need the inme-
diate construction of these roads and
the extension Of the f. & C. Railroad to
the Wabash Valley rosd-giving rs q
direct ontlet to the northern lakes. Our
merchants ought to take steps to place
the impoftance Of our city and its sur
roundings before the Atlantic & Great
Western Company and urge them TO
take hold of both the Straight Line and
the Henderson, & Nashville roads.
A little effort has introduced our bust
mesa into the regions Watered By the
Tennessee and Cumberland rivers, and
already some OF our business men are
reapiug q rich harvest from field al
best but slightly cultivated. Indiana az
yet boasts Of no large city. 1t should
be our aim TO secure thar proud position
for. Evansville. A liberal, energetic and
wise policy will, within less than ten
years, % axe as the drst city in the State
Not q single State capital within the
United States has taken precedence over
alb other cities in their respective State
limits, II we except few Of the old
New England cities, and il is optiOnary
with our people whether Indianapolis
shall be added 90 the exceptions.
We trust these rsilroad matters viii
not be- ignored, while We are looking
after other interests, We are grstiied
to learn that the other public enterpriset
which we have urged our people TO foster
aud sustain, are going forward with as
surancs Of saceess. The Dry Dock and
packet undertakings have met with fair
treatmens, though some of our leading
men--so regarded-manifssl q psuny'
wise policy not creditabls 20 themselves
Of beneficial to the community, We mus
put forth herculesu efforts Just now, fol
our tide is at its food, Wssbould com
pei it 50 lead on to fortune.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
EVANSVILLE, IND. FRIDAY. JUNE Q, 1866

aud helping hand 30 the South; aud il
would be very strange IL England could
then ssasd alooE Lord PAlmerstou and
others IN England, who know pretty we'll
hoW matters stand, appear to regard :
war With AmeFicA IS alusost Inevitable
II, then, England and France are drag
ged or enter voluntarily into the strug-
gIe 10 consequence Of menace or provo
cation, What, would ask, is likely TO be
the kuai result OF the international con-
teSt? / have an idea of what the nlti-
matum Of the whole will be, but my
idea mar be as purely Utopian as that
Of the individuals Who imagine that the
North will ultimately subjugate the
South. win, however, just state what
think Is not improbable, namely, that
in the end several of the Northern States
will be united with the British North
American Colonies which are now at
tempting some grand scheme of fedora.
tion; and with one Of the Princes Of
England at their lead, and Govern
ment somewhat similar to That of Great
Britain, viii become q great and flourish
ing nation, although an acknowledged de-
pendeney Of the British crown. When
the Prince Of Wales visited the United
States some time since, the idea Of bis
becoming the head of the nation was
limited al without the idea OF him or one
Of bis brothers perhaps occupying such
q position being for = moment entertain
ed All shall say on this subject for
the present is that have reasons for
thinking that something Of the kind will
take place, and that more unlikely things
than this have come to pass. But what
is 10 become Of the Southern States
Why, If England takes the North again
auder its paternal care, IL will be moth
| ing but right that France should foster
and encourage the South. The Empe-
ror Of the French must have some OBJ
jeet in establishing the Freach rule in
Mexico more than is at present apparent
May we not, then, eonclude that Mexico
is intended to occupy similar position
as regards the Southern States to that
Of Canada in respect to the Northern
States. Not that England in coloniEinl
Canada contemplated any such result al
that have hinted at, but 10 the various
movements among the nations there Il
an all-wise and ail-powerful Disposer o.
levents for the accomplishment Of BIZ
purposes in the earth.
| am, Sir, dc, d.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
DENTISTRY.
DentaI Card.

II prs<tlss q DenttsfTy Dr. A r. Jenss, forB-
sriy of CiucinoAsi, re w0ule au1ou5oe % The pso-
pls ef E<snsriiie azd viciBity sbst Es1 are Frs-
paFed 70 periorl sn operations pertsfuiug %
beusissrs IL tie Eczs skfiEfnl 1sossr.l Arti6eisi
Tss<h tnasrted On 6old. Risti1a@s SILVER OF Val
eauffs, azd - rsgsras beagfy Of anish, styie aud
q aeurslnass ef ASpesrauce, We eeaslsngs ronpart'
sgr with wcrk doas ssy~hsEe-EAsscr West
I We sslsoft shszs q p1bitS p4fEo1sEs- 45s
pR& HIEEBoWER : y0SE1
= 81 BeozE a3d e AaTels Halts -
AT kvznsxslis, lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

A delegation consisting of Judge Yer
ger, judge sharkss, Hon James s.
Hsmiltop esd Mr.. A. Lewis, was in
Cincinuati on Wednesday, going to
washingtou TO confer with the President
sonesrning the fe.o,ss=nizstion Of civil
gasernmsnt in Misaiasippi. We -under-
stand there is AutrohgF feeling in that
State in favor of peace and re-organiza-
ton on tiis basis Of Accomplished facts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

Now AND THES.-Just before the last
Presidential election, Mr.. A. Belmont,
Chairman Of the National Democratic
Committee, made a public offer to bet
$40, 900 that if Mr.. Lincoln should be
reelected, the war would outlast bis
second term. What does Mr. B. think
about the matter nowi-N 7. TfgSs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
TRANsPoP oPTATIoN


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veil knAsn sisAEasrs q thg kixsEps0l. nav Vera
and rhiiaAciphla esea@xhfp Oonp@uT- &c.,
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thta = k'fa --s---s-@.-..-- rsftirdgy, Tx. To-
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Piss 81 NcrtA Rivrr.
RATES or PASSAGE
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Rs~ssarsrs Arp alse brWaraesft HSvsy rrtasn
asla%rdsMt Aat&rFps Nc. ~ egusily leW rsfe-
karrs from Iivefroef o. uslessisteNus lee t1ahir
Va. SIS, tioA eteeragc So. Thoss aho N,rf
- $50 ier taeir friends can tuy tlsksis herr a
toess rA1sa.
Per farther gafornssioa apply a, he Oosp.ns',
emess- JOAN g. DALE. AEest.
lA Bruad ways Aew Ncrk.
hxnM A AETEssS. Aesats,
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

& .Trf6URe correspondent says that
thers has been no general election in
Virginia, shd chat 3 special election vas
held in only SIX counties, in which Union
men were elected, iereeptfn Alexandra.
He claims that there ars no disnnionisti
ia Virginia. Another Tribune cores.
poudent as fatty asserted that the dis.
uaiooists had carried the State. The
TSiJAse subscribers "pays their money
and tAkee tfseir choice 'ssass-ss' 's'' 's's
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
LIGHT BREAD.
aweetIzdeR1t Bread.

Sweet Light Bread.
cT~zArTox,s cxLzBEkTEDs TEAsr COM
- -o11A. TIE vsFv bsss sEtAcAg foK ADtiy baktn9
sS.s tn vszsssd fksss eske@, 6hAp@vsT thsy ksys
1oEss n eDmpssaoa Ssf1 etheF ynAes eneses h4gs'
iussrflgIx exsTfsd 81 tie Rry1fa3-
"a arazs Ca d szvsisa4 "a 40. H41os1ss
Dmx etora So 70 ec1fk Ktsgf rsrssss gaax tas
fo1Ges, KFaasvfis la isis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

sTOMM IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
eGAxEL1 BBIOk DUST Deposit, AND
Mpoogs9ks k9sa @IIk u5sS I i@sSs pIsQsAssEs
sxnnT1AFE0n on TIE NngHs oFTHE BLAD-
DsR tbIcE S,s or gFE nnES EIDsEYs,
%ADNNR W URiNATfNG. -
Tar these dlseeaes u 10 tfnly soverelgn rsmedy
pse 200 nusl eanpot be ssidtn its praise, A sin,
81 ssss nss hSen fpcre 'ofeiisVsths @ossarsssf
1lc ysa ssSutisd with that distressing pain In
tAssmellgf th. back ena tbrvaeh the hipsf1 4. a
relieve yoa iaMe mAgio. Aa F+AN AAhN
.ygN2zceH RHYsIugANs N AAft
Mase iong slnes giveu Mp ths use VI buehn, cnbsbs
ead leniper in the tFeatmsnt % thess dissases,
.EgkM " CONSTITUTION wATER y
Me1 proved slseh equal 20 the task that has de-
vOivsd upon 10. .4A
affitass ane eFsneh me kidnsy4, and BY constant
uss psOducs chrouic deseasrAsSh aud eoaarmsd
otseAeas sFsAezs laaaifs i.e Hfe siif@ tie
IN. BysmssoRRHGA. OF IAlsEgL MEN
aEiaa@TRuAT10N,A AND MEE0RRHGfA,a
1, tMA VI 4aa0R PR0FUBE FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from exnity secretion Ol
che ranastFual aaid-ln one case balng 200 litiis
sspssSss - ~Sss VII se I spssaiy safsi
rSs ne ssssss es'aiass SSSsS sALEiSe ~ TIN
WOMB. whirh in tbs ruaalt Of the relaxation Of
esnss OF haavinaEM ands lFaaktng pAins IN ths
heok and sides, and at times accompanied By sharp
--iAnninating or shooting pains through the part'
sasoss4. will, In all oeses, h removed By tho med
TAass d anoshasg elasss ef avn ptosas y Sins
from IRRITATION OF THE WOMB, wAiek
whysieians call Nervousness, which word coverI
mp mmoh ignormnce, aud In niue oaae1 out oi
ben the Doctors DO net reilly know whsther thu
Wymptems are the disease, or thu disease the symp
tsms. We can only enumsrste them here. !
epsAk more particularly Of cold feet, palpitstlon
- the Ae@rts impafred memory waksfuIinena
naehes-of heat. iangaoF, issaituds, and dEmnsas O
wi@ien.
SUPPRESSED MEHsTRUATIoN.
which On Che m married fsEna 10 "a constant ~
earring dssaAas, and through neglect the aeeds o
mere grave and dangerous maiadies are the rssalt
and ~ month after month pAsses without a. e.
sbrt haIng nnads O. Aesist Nesurs the sgppRsa
Rian becoEA@ chESnic, che patient gradually Lose
hAr appetite. tho bowels are oanatiPAted, nigh
sweafa come on, and Consumption hnally ends he
career.
mw Tor sale BY all Druggists. PrIoe 81. -wa
EwMsH .QhKud q co. Prspristors.
mOB0AE . ALLEN, General Agents. No.
t0un ssFest, Eew York.
Per sale In Chicago By FULLER, FIN0H
xUAkhhk NaSN N.a44ptHsN "a I'll n AlAnsT-F -Fl9
~NmuMAmmaphM4~&~@aMA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09
NOTICE.
Union Circuit Court.

n NsnckAeg eSafaaf Hlgktssd OoaI co7spaas, enA
FL james. &e-. agdiast GserEs Eefss. Ar. e
DY VIRTUE oF ADKuRkE II Ia RsE CON-
- solidafsd suits wIli sell puhlin sale - tbs
lourt- House door 10 M0rgaufsld, unian connSy,
Kentucky. on Monday. she ssh day sf gaus. isss,
gbslng County Oourt day., 80 = ersdit Of slx,
tweive and si9ktsss moatha. the osai Mines An 4
thres tows-lofs ubieh ths shafs is situated. IN
Cuioatown, URion unity, Ky, and fhs al nsn Z
81 the tAnds ieassf " sAid coal eoa pepy aud 90
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of Jza~. 1895, at abe hinsa
Ia unioutown. will seii 81 pEbik sale. on q
credit of six months, all the psrsoEaliiY lsiong.
ing 20 said cAeI oompsny. eonsistiBs OF BoilsFs.
Engines, Pieks, Males, &c. Ae Pnrchsssrs e
give bonds With spp-Ov~d sssurity. havisg the
force nRd sneet Of rspisrin bonds. A lisa Wiii
also be retained 10 secure ths parckass tnoaaS.
THOs. 8. CHAPMAN. Cozn'r.
mM L0ulsvaIas JoafnAl ard cgneihnAti Cow
uasFctAi eopy ard ae1,1 LII. my
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

MEDICAL.


- 9. w. Boynton, M. D.,
: N ATE or CTFcINEATT, HAVING BECOME
Ia O. p@gma1ent FssidsRt of Evansville, oGsra
hls TFvtsesionag esrvisss 10 tbs cItiEeng 0f fh q
cstZ sg4 yictpisy. From bis sxisnaiEs sspsrissos
Nss - hesgi.A sn1 EensFsl practice Of Msdicina
ena eEfssy g shs ffnlsK eits, be asIs eonhdeut
- Aw eDf ity % chrs inasy essss witch have rs-
8sists1 "a easpal naedes " Featments flRM
NsFshemiaF Anft1uti0u gfxbh 70 the treatment
81 Chronic Diseases, aud those pecnllmr ~ the
cai~sse, Taoh ~ Fever and Agns. Bilious Fever.
sTAaA = osSfoE xED RxsfDxxoz.
0Srner First and Walnut Streets
Am& EmN.M aAa-%-@2  H#
TEsTTMpHIAL. RmR1
DIaoiEMATf,-O.s March, H. lisa.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

To Purify, Karteh the BIosd, aad
Bea1tify tie ConpiszioH, uss HsiDbotfs Htgkiy
Concentrated Extract 5ArsaFar iis. One bottis
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-09

a sREnuCHFs ExPzxsza The pickshurg
Hergdssays thatE orders haxs been is
saed 70 mRstaF ont of service the iron
clad monitors, CArondolet. chilEicotheI
and Ozark, and twenty weeden gunboat'
Of the mississippi fest, all of ahich had
been directed to tara their PROV.
towsrd Mound City, at which place thsy
will be raEirsd from service.