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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17
Ex-Prrs,drntYu,HD reu

ALBANY, July l5.--EK- President Van Barren was
In town this morning. In conversation, be eX-
pressed the opiniOn that the war oug ht 30 be VI
orously prosecuted until the full authority of the
United States Government is re-estabhshed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

ARRIVED at Ca'ter's wharf, foot Of Thirteen laid
a-haif-street, schnoners Charles West, Cade.
Elipse and Weatley, with cargoes Of coal, and
'isnsral Marion and Medley with a cargo of wood
All for MIR C. M KEYS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

MORE FUeITlvss PROM IMPREssMRNT.-This
morning several young men from Fairfax county,
va arrived In this city after long tramp through
the woods. They a ed to escape I'm pressment in
we Confederate army. The enemy are not onl v
lmp'essing all persons able 70 bear arms but are
confscating all the stock of the citizens In that
locality
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

S,rIcE-DiE.rict Of ColuEnhia Advertisen snts
a. ~ inserted In the BALTIa ORE Srs are received
=, and forwarded from THE STAR Ohce.
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More ptiyateeFius.

PHILADELPHIA, July 16 The brig Balier, from
TampicO. reports that the steame@ Ella thence
for New York, was captured of New Orleans by
a pTivateer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

WHITEHURsT, Nc. i34 Pennsylvania avenue is
selling Views OF Military Encam pments. Harper's
Ferry, Marshall House (Alexandria), Chain
Bridge LikenesSes of Dist No ushed Men, in
ending members OF the present Congress. See
his Card Photograph. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

Mr. Editor: The notice Ia Yesterdays Star that
Ellen O'Lsarv had been tried and acouItted on
Charge Of keeping house of az fnms' is incor.
rect The charge was keeping disOrd.yly
house,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

THR CORPORATION SCRIP.-The issue OF the
certificates by the Corporation afJTdo temporary
Telief to the employees at the present time, some
Of whom have been fortunate enough 10 pass them
~ par. Others, by discount of ten per cent ,
manage 10 receive money Ia change There Is an
evident uRwiI az the part Of our mechanics
70 receive tnrIn in the full payment OF accounts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

PAINFUL AccIDEST.-Eesterday, Mr. Truman,
a member OF tue slemmsr Guards, fell from the
door Of the armory, ThOrE's Building, on Seventh
street, and Was very seriously injured Internally
He was tiken to the Government hospital, and
wzs subsequently taken To bis home In the n ORTIZ
EN- Liberties IL is hoped that he will recover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

FERMENTATION OF SWORDS Yesterday. Adiu-
tant smith, OF the New York Twerty-sixth Fe, l.
ment, Col Christian, ard the Captain OF Com pa
ny X, were each presented with handsome reg
ulatIOn sword, by Company OF that regiment
Capt CasIIeuIan aHd Lieut.. Mercy, Of Company
A, were also made tbs recipients Of like cOHPii-
meats from their men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

RosBERY Yesterday, some thief entered the
s,aT II tae Perry Brothers, corner OF Ninth street
aad re Avenue, and stole between three and flur
hundred d0lIa:s In money As soon as the loss
S-rs 80 0Vefsd, detective Officers were nOtited
VIII are on the lookout for the thief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

LAsr NIGHT 4 stranger on the corner OF Seventh
- - md the Avenue hailed an omnibus, and the
driver refusing To take hiin in, he threw a stone
p. hIn A policeman Immediately arrested the
/ l. ZEN perrd indIyid cal, aud took him TO the
guardhuusr, where he vas faeI bY the magis-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

CoxPANY c, Capt. Miller, Seventh Battalion
D,sIfici vclunIsefs marched up the avenue this
morning. 20 be must~red out Of service. Their
violations and discipline showed III Il thelE tenn
Of service las served 20 make excellent sold itrs
81. ZEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

A COLONEL SHOT Night before last, Colonel
Charles II Innrs, of the New York Thirty sixth
regiment. which arrived here a few nj gifts since,
was severely wounded by the accidental discharge
Of pistol IN the hands Of one Of the Officers The
Oticer was loading the pistol near the Colonel,
when tie charge exploded the ball striking Col
lines Ia the leg. He ls now In the city, under
surgical Treatment, and is expected seon To re-
cover.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

READER. have you see2 Prof. Woods advertise.
H'ent IN our paper. RESI- il; it will interest you.
al SO-eolJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

PENNIES,
PERSONS deslTlng pennies viii elvays fnd them
Tor exchange ~ the Star Oioa counter. II
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MUsTKREb OUI This morning the Home
Guard Il Georgetown, Capt Goddard, marched
dy-Sn the avenue on lhetT Say 10 Ge mustered or
u service, mak ing nne aPpsafaRce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

Indians in the Confederate Army
sr, LouIs, July Is -Tbe Republican says thai
the Indians have entered Missouri with the AZ
ansSs uooFs,
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COMMUNICATED.

Editor StCT: Your CORES pohdeht, author Of the
article loaded Nv hose Fault is IL ," published in
the star If Yesterday, make slis BIT mistake. He
states that Mrs. Thompson is in charge Of the ID
street hospital, which is not the fact. Mrs
Thompson Is at the Hospital for contagious ais
eases located Irst street east and ale show ed
true womanly courage in accepting that danger
COS post.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

To THs AFFLIcrxp !-Bs sure to read the adver
,;SoiSs5; Of AcLean's Strengthening CordIsl ant
Blond Purifier. in another column, m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

A MILITARY COMPANY was organized 4as. eve
ming at Temperance Hall, street, aad adopted
the Eane of =. EiacclR Guards - Tne meeting
vas well ATTIC aided. Nj Waiston Was called 10
the chaiI, and pr. john f Smith appointed sec
IetaTy- Lieut. NJ Smith was elected Captain,
and MIR. VI aston Second Lieutenant list was
opened for mem cership, and received twenty
six names = his company viii enlist for three
wears or the war. The neat meeting Will be held
on Thursday evenings al the same pace and time
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HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED FOR THE WEEK

HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED FOR THE WEEK
LY STAR, TO BE MAILED TO YOUR
FRIEND OR RELATIVE.
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ITS WASHINGTON NEWS Is UNEQUAL
LED!
ITS GENERAL NEWS Is UNSURPASSED
BY THAT OF ANY TWO DOLLAR
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ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER WILL BE
WORTH TO ANY FARMER A HUN
DRED TINES ITS YEARLY COST.
ITS HOUSEHOLD RECIPES WILL SAVE
TEN TIMES ITS COST EACH YEAR
To ANY FAMILY.
The Number for thas Week, to be out on FRI
day Morntng-priee Three Cents-,ciH
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Every Person at a distance toho scoMid keep
Posted ruth reference to tcltar is really
gong on here IN these interest
ing times should rsceiVe IL
regularly.
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AND fOK
OUR CUSTOMERS HAVING BOOK AC-
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owing to the dulness of the nes and the scarcity
Por cent: o. accounts paid in current and specie
funds. Virginia money viii also be taken at the
WALL. STEPHENS CO,
IS QRtell Pa sv.. bet 9th and 10th sts
IMPORTANT NOTICE-FOR SAL"-stock
Il and Fixtures of n frs.-clrs, Wood and Coal
o. immediate app ication at the Office, on strcot,
Also, superior Family Horse, Carriage snd Har-
= JasG arrived at sMTTH's. 40. $50 Z Seventh
sIpPesettN GPposite, the Post Office large Ct Fl
Aks EiEs $S III e sHiFT
ma .N-3m J. q SMITH. Clotb,er.
w TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
TgAV ELiNG T9UrKs to IS fon npi IL W.
Lsdiss Dress S and dps Pso PiS TrSnks
Ices Carpet Bags, &C., Which we ars now Selling
WALL. STEPHENS co.
40 ~ I22 Penn. svAnue.
Va, sI srSaTG GtoTHlNG;
ce;g PIT Of their second supply Of SPRING CLOTH.
ING and material tor their custom trade, consist
latest sly Iss which tneJ will make to order IN SUI
pesiOT sty at very low prices,
Gentlemen wishing an immediate outfit will fro
IN our Hetdy made Decartnent evo'y aTticis of
Wearing Apparel table tn their va IS.
WALL. STEPHENS & CO,
apN 22J psur. svnnna,
uEADG rARTERS FOR SOLDIERS Rv-
a cry Soldier an the city shcu 4 CA a. SMITHS
No. 400 Seventh street, opposite the Post Oilae,
aud buy their CLOTHING Shl RTS, COBLAKS
TX UNkS, VA Ices, CARPET BAGS, IA Is
aud GAPS, as 1t ls the Cheapest Store in town 20
buy Clothing and Fur ishilg Goods.
J. II, SMITH, ClOthIer,
ma 2O-Sm No. 4SO Seventh ".
'EBE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE SPEAED
4 Washington city exclusive Wholesale
PROVISION STU RE of this foloSing articles,
BACON, SHOULDERS, SfDES,
P!aIn Family and G'ra Sugar Cared HAMS,
DRIFD BEEF and LARD
SuPerhne Extra, anj FGnIl- FLOUR.
WhIoh Will he sold exclusive at vhuaZais at A.
low hguTes "a they cSn I've delivered here from Bal
tlHOre or any other POINT east OF tho mouGtains
We TeSpcc fblly Invite th- deHlsrs of W arlington
and vicinity tC cal And examine our stock befyro
purchasing elsewhere.
J. MoWHINNEY & CO.,
" slim no % Louisiana dv.. NasniugtO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

Thar vORD-We mentioned Yesterday that
Geo. w downing, date OF company T.. Union
Kegiment.l had a sword taken from bin by Capt
Davis, Of The TweHtv-s!xth New YORK regiment,
while visit 10 the camp Of that regiment on
Saturday. Capt. Davis explains the matter to Us
foil VS.: The swerd seen by him in the possession
Of RI Downing, so clUs-lv rssembled spare one
Of Ia own, ihtt be believed hts servant might
I. sold IT, aud ne asked Downing TO accompany
hrm 20 his tent, TO have the matter cleared up
6e litter, however. indi gnantly Gecir ed the In
vitat.On, and left the camp. We have seen the two
'ug stated, by the way that the sword in
question was The identical one formerly worn
Gy Philip Barton Key, as captain Of a District
company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

ARRIVAL OF BAKRY'S FOET PICKENs BATTERY
Captain WIN 4. BarTy's splendid company Of
O'Clock last night from Fort Pickens. whittier
they were sent about three months ago, ard where
they have been seTvIng during that tluIe. The
panY numbers about ninety Inen and fifty
horses and Is provided with every thing requisite
in the way OF camp equiPage and munitions Of
war.
Lieut.. Col. Devin's Regiment Of Cavalry IS en-
route for W asLingtOn, having left New York
mig ht before last, per steamer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

CASH NOTICE
IN Consequence OF our having TO Pay Dash for
every artIce of goods We purchase, we are forced
TO oGpce our business 10 Cash exclusively, FIR the
present. W. have in store very largo assortment
or READY MADE CLOTHING for men and
than usually. WALL. STEPHENS CO..
sag Pa avenue, between 9Th and 10th ats.
js7 (intsl, q ResubJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

Ar Hrs POsT.-On Wednesday last, Stephen A.
Richards, private Of Company C, Twenty-siXth
Regiment Sew York, met with accident. at
tFe time supposed to inca pacitste him soldier.
The accident was caused 10y going for milk e. the
residence CT farmer near the camp. northwest
Of the city, and only a snort distance from his
pest Seeing the gate closed, he thought TO 90
over the fence and make his GRAND known, but
by the catching OF bic uniform IN the fencing, be
was thrown To the ground, fracturin9 his arm AID
shonlder. In the absence If the sdrgeOn Of bis
own regiment the surgeon IF The Twenty-sixth
Pennsylvania kindly attended the case, aud tnIs
morning he 10 al his post, but not exactly pre-
pared TO come to Tigit shoulder shift. AS some
bows Standing IN the same regiment only six feet
three inches, would have IL, Bully FOR YoC.H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

MAPS OF THE SEAT OF WAR.-A splendid
Iva Map of the Seat of War for only cents,
Also, Pocket Maps of all kinds.
Sodiers' Camp Dressing Ca:es from 81 50 TO SO.
Blank Books aud Stationery Of all kinds, Flag
Paper and Envelopes.
Flags, Banners and Badges, Views OF waghiug-
ton, American and Foreign Magazines Daily and
Weekly Papers. -
NatlUnai BOo4 store,
m -lw Nntsl & Repub.) 21s Pa avenue.
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MARRIED

MARRIED
p On the 18th April, st st. Petsr's chnroh. by tn
Rev Father knlgHt, Ell" Ard McGiINNIS
of New Y rk, 20 no Il FITZPATRICK. OF Bal
hmOre. IN. York and Bate pape,s c0py.j
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NbVy EI.ANNEI.-Hnits at al prIces. a,
~ SMI HIS, No AGO Seventh street, o3ro,i7e
l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

Too VIGLANT-TWO soldiers, who were con
siderable more than half drunk, arrested a man
on tie Island on the charge of being A seCeSsOnist
be having remarked in their heariTI that he was
employed IN Virginia. In taking their prisoner
u The sUdTdhUuse the soldiers came across 4
lieutenant, who demonstrated with them. tell !ng
them they had no right to make the arrest, v here
upoa they arrested tue Lieutenant also and took
their prisoners TO the station, where they were
immediately released One Of tie vigilant SOL
diers was himself locked up, however, b. order
Of the Provost Marshal.
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DIED,

July l7th, PETFR JOSEPH, aged 48 years q
Of Washington.
The friends and acqusin'aGces Of the family sre
invited 10 attend hIs tu ca, 70 morrow ct two
.,HIock, from h;s ate residence. street, between
81 sad Ash streets east.
on saturday evening, the 18th lost. Mrs. ANN
y CUNT CnaT.es, County Donsga L. and, but for
the last s. years = resident o. America
(EajtImOTe, Phiada. d n. Ork papers coay)
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II TIER! rrr
,8cN pounds FIR ESD GOSHEN RUTTER In
store aud for sale st 45O Eigath street, between
Pa. avenue and ID 81.
jy l6-5' n. T.. DUTROW
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nv FEMALE EDUCATION,
Il HOSE Parents who wish their daughters 10 re-
csIye thorough and systematic education, whsr.
their PHI seal ming will receive daily and special
attention, under the mOst approved 81 stem of Calls
tRenlcs and Gymnastics resp eotfUly invited 10
visit the Union Female Academy, corner Four
teenth ST. and New York az.
MIX. Il MRS. Il. RICHARDS,
az s-n Principals
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

E'oR RENT-A large STABLE in the rear of
and u. stS' Apply on tho premises, No. 26I r
III
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SPECIAL NOTICE
ALL Persons indebted To the undersigned will
be pleased to call and settle their see unts as their
bills are now made of ready for settlement
WIN. X. RILEY RRO,
No 80 Central Stores,
Between nth and eth SITS +.
jss-lOt,H Opposits Center Market,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-07-17

IA SPRING CLOTHING.
w ALL, STEPHENS h CO. are this day in re.
ce:pt Of their second supply of SPRING CLOTH.
ING and material TOR their custom trade, cOnsia.
ing OF New Cloths, CasgIHers snd VestIngs OF the
latest stJ lss which tneJ will make to order IN sl
pestOT style at very low prices.
Gentlemen wishing .n immediate outfit will fro
IN our Retdy made Departpent eVory article OF
Wearing Apparel suitable tn their va Is.
WALL. STEPHENS &c CO,
Apfc ,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-02

llc to three established facts, in connection
with lhe East Indian cotton product;
1. East Indian cotton has been pronounced
BY The British Foreign Cotton Association to
be unfit FOR all sorts Of goods, except the very
coarHest.
2. The land carriage OF It, from the field to
the wharis, is almost as costly as the ocean
traffic of the American article
3. sailing vessel takes fom eighty to one
hundred and twenty days to 90 from Calcutta
TO Liverpool.
A New York clipper could deposit elk car
goes in England in The same time.
Merchants viii buy the hgst article where
they can get It cheapest. II the British Gov
eminent insist on making Indian superior 10
American cotton, The people will wear French
silk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-02

HAVING associated with "a DR.. D. 7. SCOTT, FOR
H merry Of hashyile We are prepared 10 eer u su
friends aHd the public additional facilities In the con
duct 81 Business aHd with increased dlgence II
the discharge Of sEf auties, hope % merit coain
uaEce Of that patronage hersOfOre literally EXTENDED
70 a.. BeieW We present portion Of The property
placed at our disposal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-02
The Cossou eammon.

ETllI u y = NtH3.I
Om European files received this morning
devote prominent srace 70 he order Of the
British Government, directing the rreDaFafion
Of ground for cotton culture ia India. As our
New York abolition cotcmaoraries will eKpa-
tiate eloq1entiY on this news, and predict from
it the destruction Of the American slavshold-
inc Statss let US call The attention Of the pub
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-02

AWFUL OUTRAGE.-A man named Peter
Smith was shot yesterday morning, on the
Jacksonville fsrryboat by his illsgitimats son,
Francis Marion Smith. The young man states
that the former had seduced bis mother forty
years ago, and brought her to a career Of pros
titution. He states that his mother, on her
deathbed, about year ago, told him OF these
facts, and told him 10 aVsnge her. The young
man first stabbed him, and then shot him in
the back Of the head, the ball coming out
above the eye, literally blowing bis brains out
He died Immediately. Peter Smith was well
known as wine grower, and resided near
Utica, Ind, and is connected by marriage
with respectable families in this city. He was
highly respected BY a large circle OF friends.
Mr. Sam Patterson arrested the murderer, and
conducted him to Jail, where be reiterated the
facts above ststed.-LoHisUille Democrat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-02
rOcery and Millinery
RR9l2OVMF,

7 3. CHADWICG has removed his Irsurance Once
d to Ods-FellsEs' HaI, the arst room on the right
At the top Of the stairs where he will be happy see
his old frieads and Customers ard afford them every
facility in bis power in his liue or business
He still repEeseuss the old " Hartford Insurance
Company" the eldest company doing business IN Mem-
Fhis, aud the PhDsix Insurance Company. No COM
pauiss in the osuntry have earned better reputation
for prompiness and fair dealings
Fair dealing and prompt settlement is and always
has baen bis motto. J.E CHADWICK,
ap7 Insurance Agent. Odd-Fellows' Rail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-02
u The Trenton Sandard (until recently
4 HMM nanarN I'm fta last issne aars.

The " irrepressible conhicsD is now upon u.s.
and being Southsrners, we must be true to th.
South. We must not wait to consider who il
right and who is wrong, when abolition hordei
are marching upon us with FIRE and sword, tc
burn and pillase our homes, and inaugurats
all the horrors Of a bloody aad sxteTminating
war. We dspiore the present sgitated state Of
our country-did all we could to avert thl
calamity, without any avsil, and now it IL
1 thurst upon "a BY iha duPiieity % the Presi.
! dent, we will fight for our own native soil
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-02
George Law threatens thoPre.Iaept,


The following is an extract from a letter
from George Law to President Lincoln:
The public mind is already excited to the
highest point that this state OF thinsa has been
so long tolerated; aud the people are de-
termined that free and uninterrupted commune
cation with the seat Of government shall be
Immediately established, not by circutous
routes, but BY the direct lines Of communica-
ton that they have heretofore Travelled over.
And it is demanded Of Government that they
at once take measures to opOn and establish
those lines OF communication, and that they
protect and preserve them from further inter
ruption. Unless this is done the people will
be compelled to take the matter into their own
hands, let the consequences be what they may,
and let them fall where they will. Il is GER
tainly most desirable that this be done through
the regularly constituted authorities at Wash
ington; and The Government is earnestly desired
to act without delay.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-02
DEFE.sE ROOMS,
DIR. SPIEGEL,
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
AND TIE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Cancer OpGFNEO or
IN THE WORLDl
Eight Years in Memphis.
DIR. SPIEGEI,

FHFeRM the public in general that he is prepared
70 treat all diseases, but espec ally those which arl
pronounced incurable, and called saronio.
HE treatment 81 Cancers is without any rival, be-
cause they viii be expelled frsm the system, with al
their roots and fbeTs sHly by utienal treatment
without ssustios and withsut the knfe
He also treats wi IA success accsrding 70 the most
proved science Of medicine in Eerope, Rheumatism,
Neuralgia Gout. Ophthsuia Fistua in Ans, serofula
Syphilis, Dyspepsia, Ohrsaie Dysentery Torpid Liver
Gravel Fits TapewOr, Piles DrsPsy Diseases Of the
Skin BronohtiI Csnsumption all diseases Of the Bye
and Ear, and give particular attention 10 ell Female
Complaints, especially those Of the womb.
Negroes who are Afflicted with any OF the above
diseases viii be cured and ma good board and &C
commodstons while under treatment the dsoors' in
frmary.
The doctor calls attention OF patience st distance
that II they not prepared 10 consult the doctor per-
soasbly BY writing q him with exact account o. ali
the symptoms Of the disease medicine win be
By Adams express
ER-Omoe in Lenow's Building, Union street, betEeen
Main and Seeone, fourth dsor east OF Main.
lnhrmary On Union street, east Of tke bayou, at Dr.
spisgePs private residence.
Dr. Q. SpieEel has in his thirty years practice es-
pecisly on chronic diseases cured them with the utmost
SUCCESS He has IN his possession ever Eve thousand
diseases which ~ the successful praot-
tioners pronounced ipcurabe.
Ne also makes II HE especir practice to treat all pr-
Fste diseases with the utmost success in short time
natter Of how lsng standing, nor q what nature
All Dr. Spiegel asks from the anictsd Is fair trial
then all the references he will give viii be speedy cur
70 them.
THOUSANDS Of testimonials, from the most relisbl,
source, may be seen At the doeior's once. deIs-sm