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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-07-17
From j. NeVtcas Broa0n, d. d., editor Of
The EncqcLpedla Of RELIGIOUS Knosoledqe.

the Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge.
Although not disposed to favor recommend
Patent Medicines in eneral, through distrust of
tn ir ingredients and effects yet know of no
sufficient reason why man may not testify to the
benefit he believes himself to have eised from
any simple preparation, in the hope that he may
thus contribute to the benefit Ofothtrs.
1 do this the moro readily in regard to HoSf-
lands &c man Bitter s, PIE pa ed by DR.. q. NJ.
Jackson, of this city, because was prejudced
against them for many years, under the impression
that they were Chi fly an alcoholic mixture l am
indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq
for the removal Of this prejudice 10y proper tests,
and for encouragement To try them, vixen suffer-
ing trem great and long contiuucd debility. The
use eff three bctt OF these Bitters, tie Legn-
niT of the present year, was followed by ev dent
relie and oraSion to degree of bodily and
mental vigor which had not felt for six months
bef,r and had almost despaired OF regainiug. 1
therefor thank God and my friend tor dir ctr
the of them.
J. NEWTON BROWN.
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Bleached Musl1ns.

EIfSE Rsz We JUST S ECEA E'SSD -
W large lot of cached Aluslius, of the best
and Justly celebrated branis that are made in
this country. SGHAPKER & BESSING'S,
febS No 40 Main street.
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f" ViGkery Brothers. "

EH.g s TEB IS CO.zEyH-6I.- 20e doz. fresh
II eggs just received and for sale at Vickery
Bros. -
POTATO ES.-10o bushels just received from
Illinois, at Vickery Bros
COAL OLD bbIs just received from Pitts
burgh, inspected - and warranted, safe at Wick
ery's No. g. Main street z
CINCINNATI 5OAPe-Notwithstanding ths
advance still selling four bars for 20 cents,
at vICKERY BROS.
anil diff
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H, A. COOKS.


EHOBE RX.E.-5O bushels prime selected
GHA Ohio Rye, at Il. A. COOKS.
ROAST Rye and Barley
500 Ounds roasted rye.
800 &C g barley, at Fl. A. Cooks.
SEED POTATOES-PrimeP Pink Eye aud Ne
shamrock potatoes, at 20 cents per bushel, at 81. A.
Cooks.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS.-100, 600, 900 choice
sweet potato plants, hand and 70 arrive, and for
sale cheap in lots to suit at FL. A. Cook s.
ORANGES.-35 boxes, choice, just received at
II. A. Cooks.
LEMONS 10 boxes, just received, and for sale
at II. A Cooks.
CORN and OATS.-250 bushels ear corn.
rs bushels oats.
F sale at II. A. Cooks
SMOKED HALIBUT-IOO lbs selected smoked
ha'ibnt, at II, A. Cooks.
CHOICE FAMILY FLOUR
100 sacks rted brands extra flour,
40 half sacks assorted brands extra flour,
Fer sale at H. A. Cooks.
CHEESE.-4O bxs prime rich cid cheese,
10 a. new cheese, Just receiv
ed at III. A. Cooks.
COCOA NUTS.-I. 900 fresh cocoa nuts, received
this day, at II. A. Cocks.
STEARINE LARD.-50O pounds prime leaf
stearine lard, at 81. A. c, ox's.
CORN MEAL.-125 bushels fresh ground corn
meal, at I'll. A. COOKS.
mas %
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Philadelphia, June %, ISL. " - =
From the Req JOSEPH IT. KENNARD,
Pastor of The Tsnth Rapiist Church.

Dr.. JAcKsoN-DEAR SIR Il have been frequent
ly requested TO COM ect my name with commenda-
tions of different kinds OF Nedcints, but, "a d.
ing the practice out of my appropriate sphe re,
1 have in all cases declined b with a clear IrOCf
in various instances, and particularly in my own
family, of the usefulness of DIR Hoo141d'S Germaa
B:tters, L depart for from my usual couI Sc,
to express y full conviction that, for general de-
bilitY of the systeu ana especially for Liver Com
plant, it Is safe and valuable preparation. In
some it may fail, but usually I doubt not it
above causes.
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CORPORATION NOTICE. :
ORDER TO REPAIR BRICK SIDEWALK.

Clerks Office, June 10, 1862. - O'''-'
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CORPORATION NOTIUE.
oRDER FOR A PLANK sIpE-wALK.

Clerks ONCE, june Il. 1862.
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Low FEVER, BILIOUS FEVER
&C., &c. -
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AN ORDINANCE.

Clerks Office, June IL, 1862
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NEWS BY NAIL.
Z O'CLOCK \. Mr.

HE FOURTH VT. REGMEsr.-We cut from
letter from this regiment, in the Boston jour.
nal the following items of interest:
Lieut.. Col. w. G. Veazsv, of the 3D. Vermont
mas been appointed Provost Marshal OF this
DIVISION, and is now chief Of Gen. Smiths staff
can only say that the General showed excel
lent Judgment in the selection. Col. Y. accent
ed tue place. formerly occupied By Major
Laraoee Of Wisconsin, with the express
understanding that he should be allowed to ioin
MS regiment in case of an engagement. unless
absolutely required on the staff
tie IS graduate Of old Dartmouth. studied
la" with Col. Mars.on at Exeter, afterwards
graduated at the Albany Law School. and was
Fsacticing bis profession il Springfield, y,.whan
the rebellion frs: broke out. John c. TYLER.
late Major OF this regiment. is now Second
lieutenant Of Company E, and holds q place in
the Generals staff. Lieut. Charles Stoughton.
brother of Col. Z II St0ughton of this
regiment, and lately on Brig. General Brook ;
staff, has been promoted 10 the vacant Maiorcy
tie Is An omplished officer. and we'll versed in
his duties. Capt. George Tucker of Company
d. an ezcell3n; officer. aud universally respected
has rcsigEed, and First Lieutenant 6. VI.
Qaimby- graduate Of the class Of 50 al.
Dartmouth, has been appointed to the yacan:
Capcalncy.
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GEy. W. H. WALAcE.-Brig. Gen. W. Ii.
Wallace, who was the only General officer killed
at Pittsburg Landing, was a native OF Illinois 2
graduate of West Point, and. previous to the
picsent war, had seen service on the Pacific
frontier, as Captain of the Washington Terri
tory Mounted Volunteers. in which position he
took part in the Indian War OF 1855. At the
opening of TINS war he raised ami obtained the
CoIonelcy Of the Eleventh Illinois Regiment OF
Volunteers With his regiment. ne was at Fort
Henry. and from there wen, to Fort D1nels0n.
at which battle he was Acting Brig. General.
and immediately ait,rward was confirmed as
Brigadcr General by Congress. He was very
sklilful and gallant officer. and ms loss will be
deeply mourned by the brave soldiers OF the
West
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FROM WASHINGTON.

April II. Gen. Rosecrans reported to the
Secretary o. War to-day .ha: he has received his
orders and will leave the e:tv Tomorrow
Secretary Chase has left tde city - % 2bsen:
two days. Assistant: Secretary Harrington is
acting Is Secretary.
The Immense fee; Of transports DOW lynn. q:
Alexandria. being ~ longer desired BY the gov
ernm-nt. WI. b returned 10 their owners.
EDINBURGH. Va. April IL. The bridge across
Cedar creek. Il: this place. is Completed To-
day a toragins party Was attacked = Ashby' 5
she foragns party died from exposure during
the storm.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

April H. , O'Clock in the afternoon. The re-
turn Of pleasant weather brought .ha Merrimac
as was generally expected. The alarm gun was
fired at 30 at YJrL's beach, and the Docks
beach and rampar;s Of the Fortress were crowded
with SPECTATORS. The Marrimac after showing
bavoni Sewall's Point and app4arin, to De COM
i'm this wav. soon turned towards James river.
followed h7 the jamestown, Yorktown. Rllaish
and TeaZer. arriving at a point midway be-
tween Sewall's Point and Newport News. and
near the French vessels Gasseudi and Carines.
and the English ssel Rinaldo.
The whole feet STOPPED. While the jamestown.
followed a. some distance By the Yorktown and
a small tug, continued on her course. Her It.
tention was not at first perceived. but as she
came around. leaving Newport News on her
left it was seen that her object was to capture
two hrigs and schooner anchored near the
shore about two miles from the Point.
This was done without: the slightest difficulty.
and with the assistance OF the tug the three
prizes were taken off under the rebel flag
The affair occupieiless than half an hour. when
the Jamestown having repined the fleet. she
towed the prizes to Craney Island.
Alarmed at this bold dash, number OF
schooners IN the upper harbor sailed. Up to
this time the rebel fleet remains 10 toe position
they first placed themselves, and nothing more
has been done.
The tide is out and probably no new move.
ment will be made for some hours Should the
Merrimac then choose to pay US a visit she will
be appropriately welcomed.
The schooner Harmony. used us water boat
by Government contractors. was laying along
side Of one Of the French vessels of war. and
was taken under the projection Of the French
flag and thus escaped capture.
LATER.
The jamestown returned from Craney Island
n, 8 o'clock No, shot was fired until clock
when the Merrimae threw three shots in tn,
direction Of Hampton Greek.
The Naugatuck and Octorora, which were
lying in the vicinity. replied with number Of
shots which fell near the rebel feet. The rebel
feet embraced elk gunbeats besides the Merri.
mac. including the Tour named above. The
whole feet, led by the Merrimac, then returned
10 Elizabeth river.
A passenger steamboat filed with spectators
came out of Elizabeth River on the afternoon.
and a number Of small sailboats could be seen
though the day Of Sewall's Point.
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IRON WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. April r. The Secretary of
War has received information tina. Huntsville.
Alabama, was occupied yesterday by General
Mitchell without much resistance. 200 prison
ers were taken, also Is locomotives and large
amount of rolling stock.
MOBILE. April !. Special dispatches to the
Advertiser and Register, dated Cornth yesterday
afternoon. says that tha battle continued fierce
and furious, the enemy stuboornly refusing
their fate, while the Southernsrs Continued
TO press upon them with re>issless determination
driving them slowly but surely backwards. Our
Our loss is heavy. but our men are in good spr
It's. and are thoroughly warmed up to the work
in hand
SUNDAY NIGHT.
The enen9 are in full retreat ana the Confed-
crates il hot pursuit. lwrite from the enemy's
camp. Tn Federal paper.
Large numbers Of prisoners have been taken
and we expect to capture the greater part Of
The Federal army. Ne are driving them back
on the river and shall Kill or capture the entire
army.
The battle is sill raging with terrible fury
We have captured Gen Prent!ss and a large
nulnt4r Of officers.
Gen. Albert SIDNEY Johnson fell q, half past
> clock. One Of lis legs was torn by shell
and mime ball struck hun in the body. He
died while sallantly and VIGOROUSLY leading
our troops.
Gen. B=auregard now commands the army
lie says this IS :. second Manassas fight.
Gen. Buell. was not in time 10 take par. ia
the action.
Gen. Grant is in command ef the Federal for
ces.
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KEFOPCLATIUN OF VIRGINIA

The reFopqlatlcr d: Virginia in the rear G.:
cur victorious armies. BY settlers from the free
STATES has aire4-y begun Buyers Of lands e
and in the vicinity u Manassas have appeared
1u7 they experience difficulty in purchases
The Zeal owners ara chiefly rebels. anu ar- fu.i-
tlyes from their possessions. OF course, pul.
caases viii not De- made Of any hu: The owners,
anu they nu,r II l-Ya. - ensure iu:lce Trv.sc-
;jJn 70 Tire transactions. The raS.'; Will BE-
III the absence ot Iowa. owners, ina. slr4ng4.s
vi. take rOssa>. On in the t.4uner %. ...e squat
.-rs vi the u e.. and leave t. 5ae .u5Dr- the
-etcc:nanI u title, which wi. doubtless BE- c5u.
lrme4 - tie new .o-1eys III process ct zine.
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THIRTY-SEVEgTH CONGRESS
WASHINGTON. Friday. April l

SENATE.
NJ Sumner presented a petition in favor of
49, -i1E.1!meDI OF negroes in suppressing the
:.-e..a.
~. Wilson introduced bill TO amend the fu-
!;.7s s.lye net.
: F+s5.aicn Of inquiry was adopted as to
.'1=r Home Guards were still being enlisted.
80 ;5s2lGtl- L that majority Of Senators
=" n the Senate shall constitute quorum.
-, :-!-'red to the judiciary COMMITTEE.
.~9 a..l to remove all disabilities OF color in
a':7'ds the mails was passe,i-24 against H..
liz e3Hfsca;.Jn bill was taken up.
HOUSE.
= oil. 10: the relief OF Gen. Grant was passed.
=. :7!i45dr.es HIN $1,000 which amount was
...'-a iFom MS trunk, while serving as Quarter
-t.:er IN Mexico.
III. >e7ens Of Penn, moved that the debate
-, '-9 Ill to abolish slavery in the District OF
..'-'alia Dc closed in one hour alter its consd-
Iron Committee OF the Whole; disagreed
'-' asains, G4. The bill was then taken
:! d TIE Committee of the Whole.
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A FEMALE TEAlToR.-A daughter Of ;hs pro
2rieioT OF the Iredegar Iron Works at K richmond
was captured by our advancing forces LAST week
Beyond Great Bethel. il tie act of signaling Our
approach to the enemy. Size b'aved all the con-
sequences CT her ac's, and IS ROW ii For: Me-
Henry, paying the penai;y Of her feminine
rashne>s. olt IS not ID the least a54>h4d nv her
conducI-3a the contrary Sac nanifes:s all the
usual symptoms Of the rebel disease which are
unbiuaalns Impad91ce aud hectosins swagg4r
Sic i q pretty girl q some eighteen or nineteen
sLLnmel5
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WASHINGTON. April IL. Satisfactory proof
having been furnished to che War Department
By the publisher OF the Philadelphia l"qnirEr
that the recent publication of military operations
in that newspaper were made BY him without.
sny willful intention Of violating the order OF
the Department. and in the full belief that they
were properly authorized, the telegraphc pri'l-
leges Of the Philadelphia inquirer are restored.
By order Of the Secretary of War.
Z. 5. SANFORD.
Military Supervisor Of kilograms.
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AIMING THE BLAcEs. We learn from high
authority thai Gen. Hanter. :a4 new c5muan,
der Of thu Southern department Il South
Caroiina and Georgia, IS ready 4nl sill assume
me responsibility o: enrolling IN sbe FEDERAL
army all loyal citizens Of the Invaded territory.
trheta:~ etl:s or b!Qct.->Yrng9sid Republican,
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Office of the \. Hayward Company.
AASC.ACTCzEa> D. INDIA ECssEg GOODS.
- Vii: ID : ~: So

BOSTON. MAEcs 1sr, 1862
To Mar H. @cta-srs. the TrIts. 4E4 the P1bhr
In the lraIC from The y. Hayward Company - Nero
psli4l :hr- Nachre CO MP ny, under the license Vi
Oh ri-s Goodyear .aI Y. Hayward Company. for Ia
# E1c,niz@d 1ii4 -hh=- coverings f. rolls, the
-A 20 sch application 10 IL Bailey machine vas sCe-
c4L reserved sr i excl -ir-iy ned ty Y. Hay
ward Company .G-s- machines and rights a-4 guar
aut==d rad AMI aaluf4ct1r-r. aud IS the only
which h- T4cAaiE-i Rubber Rolls ant
-r:a-s 3- Rolls. d 70; the SHAFT. .mu: The
81 me:
Ihs injunction granted il favor Of he V. Haywsr!
Company. i5iL: c9E La.Halrs. and :a= subsequent
gc4E with he above st4u. fully Abii> tt- ill
- This article in The Y II. ward Company Any ~ h
cR AEPG E>ENTtTtON i FALSE. and evidently in
tended impose Upon he public as= d
;It.-. veil worthless: machines. .n4; ;.=
STAT: a-t smut y. HAYWARD ONgANT.
Tao. c. TrEEs Agent.
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Military Supervisor Of kilograms

The Norfolk Day Book of the 4th inst says
that pilots acquainted with Northern harbors
will very soon be in demaod. and that their ser
vices will be handsomely remuns7ated. Proba.
bly, as Floyd is out of job al present, the gov
eminent is going 10 set him b work to steal a
Heet.
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Not many Weeks ago the rebels expelled ,ae
venerable Judg. Catron from Nashville for per-
sisting 50 Il. mIy in his loyalty to tile National
Government He is now about 20 return to
that city to try for treason the individuals who
maltreated him.
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i, a. =. Fe:ersourg Express prophecies famine
.,r"s'ais, In consequence OF the government
~. TIE farmers and lsborers to arms invol.
az. .-'"F' NO, furrow has been turned up,
:. ~ steps whatever have been taken to supply
N'rsssiles Of the coming year
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Cirrus W. FIELDS MOVEMENTS.

New Yoa5. April .. Advices per Hibernian
state that Mr.. Field mas returned to England
from Paris. and leaves in the Asia on the 29.h.
his telegraph;c scheme was favorab!y received,
and the laying Of L cable TO Newfoundland with
in twelve months is considered certain.
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Letters from Colonel Cyrco,an. dated Rich
mOnd, April ,, report his good health but in
tense anxiety Tor an exchange He keeps up
the same brave heart, and expresses the tervent
patriotism which has always distinguished
him.
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The FUGTIvE SLAVE LAw.-The bill amend
ins ;Iie fugitive slave law, introduced in the
Senate by Senator " ilson. establishes trial BIZ
Jury for the runaw4ys. abolIshes the cruel fe,.-
lures OF the sent law. AMI d9bars rebels from
recovering slaves under any circumstances.
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"a. -I ;. h'cnnond Enquirer of the 4th inst, in
IA ~" Ex-senator Gwin was in that city on
80. and that lie had furnished the rebel gov.
"a. 20 i with information of what Uncle Sam
sb.I i;o.nz in order TO put q speedy end To the
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Sabbath school Bell, No. 2

.5,QUo COPIES ISSUED The FIRST TWELVE
Months Of its publication Il is entire New WORK Of
nearly 200 pa E=s Many ot the Tunes ard Hymns
popular its predecessor (reIl No l. Ehich has up
the number Of SIS 900 copies in 81 months,
ol:rippnz any sunday School BOOK cf It's size Issued
iE this Also, both volu res bouni in
motste schools wishing them ia that form. Psics.
- al. per 10 Cloth bound embossed zill 81
So per loo. Bell No. l. paper - cents.
SlO per TOO B1und, p els lO). Cloth bound
embossed gilt. g cents ego per LOO Bells Mo- And
bound ;ogebsr - cents. $50 per l 2jcopi=s Irnsed
the 100 price Cloth bound embossed gilt. 50 cents 81
per l00 Nail postage free at the re;ai price.
HORACE WATERS. Publisher.
No. ~ BroAt~ay. New YORK.
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A:IEEAug

TEIs Machine adapted to all ktads q Clothes. from
pocket hand. 4Echi=f 20 ttdqUIIl. You wiring
yOur Clothes II less than quarter Of he time. and
much dryer thai they will dry half the time. and
I'M your Clothes halt much WIS twisted
ny hand. This Machine i. formed with Two SPEIStr
Rolls C0TEzGo WITH RCsBE2, and constructed to
win pressure. and tas. easy.
The springs in .h- rolls constructed yield
ulost in the where the ruik Of the Clothes
conducted they pass between them. By hs the
springs WITH the runb close light around The Clothes
:hat they c. ne .hrarch
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CORNER STORE.
Valuable place of Business
Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale.
THE Subscriber offers to sell his farm. situated In the
westerly part of East Montpelier. four miles from
Montpelier Village the County road leading from
Montpelier to Hard~ick, eont,ni for.y Of
good rich smooth land, COED fences we'll divided into
moving plouing, and pasturing, COED sugar orchard
Of loo trees, good dwelling house. vooished. good
barn and barn.hed and other build nss ke with good
running spring in the house and n-yard Alss
4 Blackimth's shop, and abou, eleven Of wood
land. LEVI BALI.
East Montpelier. March u, 1852. 32su3s
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Very Latest by Telegraph
4 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
FORTRESS MONROE. Apri! II.

IORIRtSS lONRpE, Il pIlt Ii.
10 f. VI. MGEtoH. Secretary Of War:
The Merrimac, jamestown and Yorktown and
several gunb0ats and tugs, appeared between
Newport News and Sew4ll's Point. The only
damage done us is the capture of three small
vessels, one empty aud one loaded. it is said,
with coal These vessels were captured opposite
Brig. Gen. C-<ey's division with small guns OF
3-inch callber. some two hundred fee, from shore.
JOHN E. Wool.
FORTRESS IoxRoE, April II, ) P. NJ. The
-lerTlmac came down towards the Monitor
and Stevens. The latter fred four or fire
rounds anu TIE Nerrmac one round, when sae
with her cons5grs returned to Craney Island
Thus ends the day. W1a: the night may bring
toFtn an unable 10 say. JoEs E. Wool.
NAsHlSGTos, April H. Gen. Mcclellan tel
raphs the Secretary os War that nothing Of
interest occurred YESTERDAY. The weather aud
roads little better aud opera lions are pro-
crossing !aTorably.
CAIEo, April IL. The only additional inlor-
nation IRON Pittsburgh Landing is that the
pursuit was kept up only :. little distance be-
yont the position Of on: advance previous to the
battle
Several boa.-loais OF prisoners arrived today
from Island No. ~. The Generals and field
officers are to be sent 20 Font Warren. the Cou-
p4ny officers 10 Columbus. and the privatas To
Cnicas0 aud Springfield. Gems. Mccall and
Gaul. ana other officers are here on parole. The
latter General IS very communicative. lie says
our four weeks t9moarilnen! E!Iled only one
man.
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OFF TO THE WAR.

TIE subscriber Offers for sale the DEPOT STORE,
! Montpelier, lately occupied by Siorrs & Fuller,
ge:her with the
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-19
ESaLlaIl3sl= =Ks'YA9
Look Out! Good News for AllII

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Il BAPHAEL Is the best. She succeeds when all
others have failed. All Who are in trOube-all who
have been uniort9nateIal whose fond hopes havs
promises and deceit-all who have been deceived
and tritied with all fly TO her tOl advice and salts
faction all who IN doubts Of the affections Of
those they love, consult her to relieve and satiEfg
their minds.
In Love Affairs She Never FailsI
She has the secret Of winning the affection OF the
opposite sex. She shows you the
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Or absent friend. She guides the gle to happY
marriage, and makes the married happy. Her aid
and Gdyce has been solicited in innumsrable In
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Of securing
A speedy and Happy MarriaGey
She 10 therefore sure dependence.
1t is well known to the public at large that she
was the first and she is the only person in thta
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who can give entire satisfaction on all the cOnoernE
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the result Of all commercial and business trans
actions
Lottery Numbers given without extra charge.
MADAM BAPBAEL is bona hde AstrologtHt
that every one can depend upon. She is the great
ladies may be litt9e timid, though they need net
fear, for she practices nothing but what is
oilabe TO philosophers In fact, single visit VIII
moral rcetitude and of the purity OF her professions
All interviews are strictly private and oonhdsa-
tial
Therefore come one come all to
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