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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

a TOUCBEEC INCIDENT.-On tbs receipt Of
the news OF General a. H Gladdeus wound, al
Columbia, South Carolina, Nancy, slave Of his.
(who, for faithful conduct TO his wife in her las!
lness to her infant Mary and 20 himself, III
81 attack of cholera in New Orleans, has receiv'
ed some privileges) set out TO join her master al
CoTinth, with the necessary documents from the
headquarters Of Gov. Pickens Hearing at
Huntsville information of the place being Occu-
pied by tbe enemy, she, with others, had to come
By M0bile, fondly hoping to be permitted again
to nurse the wounded soldier and patriot But,
alas mis- spirit had fed, and the sad news that
reached her here deeply affected her. Being thus
tar south, snd having a son in New Orleans,
and learning that Lieut. GLADDEN., his nephew,
Was wounded also, she asked permission to pass
on to attend him and sec her son, which wGs
granted, and she LETT for New Orleans on We'd
nesday afternoon. Oh ye Of the North, if your
souls could appreciate the relations of master
and servant in the South, you would appreciate
such affection as this. But you are dead TO such
sentiment, and must be left to your idol, the al
mighty dollar-your measure of sentiment, TO
igion, justice and right.-MO6tIs Tribune.
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ssive. News aud ssrunbOat Business

The river shows NO marked change. The
weather. yesterday was YARN and ssssonaoi5. There
ws little doing at the laDns that would be desirable to
mention Travellers tc Napoleon and uP White river
will have an opportunity Of leaving on the nsat steam
boat Eliza G. this evening" she connects with the railroad
At Duvsls Bluff sTd passengers tor Little Rock can
leave on her Tbs Rose Douglass isfs foT Arkansas
river last evening" alec sLe Ksut1cky he taking Of
Esgy Orleans hss thinned landing Of large class
boat. Our river men, who know whst Is going on
confidently predict that the Lincoln Gag viii fos,
our wharf quiz 50 soon most people expected s4ter
the ioss of New Orleans.
The Pitsbarg Dispatch OF April 10Th aaysz The river
Il stil rseedng rapidly with thirteen feet water IN The
channel bv the pier marks, a. dusk last evening The
OIoaha Republican Of April 22d says Of the Missouri
Tbe Missouri river after having reached point about
eighteen nches below the great food Of 1881 began TO
rscede slowly Monday night, and up TO Tuesday
evening had fallen about ten Inches The St. Paul
MINI Press Of April 23d states: The anxiety IN re-
gard the food qUstsd yesterday morning by the
observations made the previous evening The river L
about at g stand The extreme high water mark yes
teray morning was about ten or twelve inches below
where It was last year
The Minnesota, at Chssks, yesterday morning at g
o'clock had fallen some TWO three inchsE
At about the same hour the Upper Mississippi was on
stand at AuSo, and Rum river was falling rspidiy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09
FEDERAL SOLDIERS DEsERTs9 TO 7

FEDERAL SOLDIERS DEsERTIs8 TO TIE
SOUTH correspondent, writing ftom Hun
bodlt, Tenn, TO the A5aIaHeEe, ssys:
7 telsgraphed you yesterday Of the arrival Of
two caYalrymen from Col Locen'e regiment,
stationed at Hickman They assert that they
left Hickman Sunday q. 10 O'Clock, came within
four miles Of Ksntou station that night, and ar
rived at Trenton yesterday morning about 10
clock, where they reported 20 q Confederate
officer, snd asked 20 10 allowed 20 Join General
BeauregaId's army st CoTiEth. They were tOii
that they should do Sc and UyoD tho srlival Of
the train gong south, there being no stock ears
to transport their horses, they lett them behind
to follow By tire next train, ana they proceeded
70 COriuth, il tiue l nope 60 engage Ia the next
fight. Taey nave good reasons for desertinr
L!ncoln'5 standard. How they Travelled from
Hickman TO Trenton wirkoUt coming IN with
cur cavalry, is problem [ shall not attempt to.
solve, but Il your nenc-y is good, 4essrs. Edi-
tors, yea caH see Jh1 reason. Thsr presence At
Trenton soon brought cut nanber Of both
sexes TO See them, and their Gste-nius' On was
greeted With satisfaction no doubt
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rkinEs yEfse md o,herrIse.

ii q woman holds her tongue, Il is only from
fear that she came. hold her own"
I'm losing flesh, as the bu.chsr said when
ne saw man Eob5iug ais cart.
The oldest mennonite curiosity is, that a woman
who ns7er knows her own age, knows 20 half gu
hour tia. of ell her fems.s friends.
Lovers whose only desire is TO take long and
romantic walks beneath the Haoon, are not long
in discovering, after marriage, that they cannOi
sUbsiss CT m0On5hine.
GENTLE SATREs.-f you ask a lady 70 walk
out with you, she first looks at your dress, and
then thinks Of her own
How much mora difficult it Is 10 get a woman
out on c vet Sunday than On a wet weekday
Can the shut shops have anything 70 do with
this?
Better poor and peaceful life
Than wealth and fortune bought with Esr-f5.'
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Ihs people CT Macon tGeOrgIa) held meet
ing recently, and passed resolution, requesting
the Governor to declare martial law in that city
SO fs- as 10 suspend the sale Of spirtuous liquors
Hon 7 G. Holt. chsirnan Of tho meeting, sd
drezsed the Governor On the subject. His az-
eellency replied as follows
MILLEDGEvuLE, Ga, ApEi p, 1862.
non I. G. Holt Macon
sIR In reply TO your letter OF she l4th inst,
am instructed by the Governor to say thst he
does not consider he has the right 70 declare
martial law to limited extent over any city or
territory of the State for special purpose, That
either the civil OF military authorities must gov
ern. Nor does his excellsncy think thai the
mere suppression of the liquor traffic would JUS
.ifv a declaration Of martial law. The evils
growing out Of It is grea! beyond all doubt bur
i is believed mere police regulations, il rigidly
enforced, would abate much Of the evil. To de-
clara ard maintain martial law, necessarily in
wolves the employment of greater or less mill
tary force; snd since the passage Of the Con
script Act his excelleucy is left almost impotent
as to men or arms. Trusting that an adequate
remedy for tho evils complained Of may be
found, 1 an, sir, very respectfully, etc,
H. II WATERS, S. E. Dep.
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SPECIAL ORDER No. 8l2.
HEADQUARTERS

HEADQUARTERS.
Memphis, May l. i-iz
TIE following Instructions published tor the infor
i nation Of troops now In this city OF IN transit
7. Tbs attention Of commanding ofics-s 3 called 10
Spscial Order No 20 eHsnst.nE from these tastguar
tsrs
The commanding oicers Of regiments, D2tt4-iols E1d
detached companies In transit in osrp az this pest are
required 20 make written reports to thee hea-g7EE'ea
H. All officers End priva.ss arriving i tas oiry wul
report 10 these headquarters their arrival
Ill The stenJion Of officers commanding q ca-ls1 10
strict adherence Lbs rvgulst1ons which allow 20
soldier % absent himself fIcn his company o- camp
without written permit
" The civil Governor Euu F-uvUEl Marshal Wi,
arrest all soldiers found ghe his '1lisdlc
ton, unless they have written permits t1oLa The cicers
commanding their companies or detCchr5u-s, a. WHOSE
passes furloughg or Leaves of absenC- nos counter
signed by tho General commanding Army Of the A5s-s
sippi or LajoTSenz Hardee. BrsEE. Polk or brecslD
ridge and report the same 10 these head quarters
V. AL persons u ths city wearing uniiormE 60 which
they are not enyl,lo5 subject hssss-s by s cOnrnu
Enso 20 severe military punishment
By order OF THOS. i. -EOSSER
ru-3-Iw Colonei Commanding Post
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DEAD ANIMAIs.-Owiug 20 rhe rsvages Of
the buffalo gusts the number Of dead animals ebouI the
city has been unusually greS: The removal q! he
bodies is done Ly party contract Ths- collsc,
was. Of oOur=. made ssEimGts Of sas average
suOuul OF labor 70 be done. That amount is now 70
much above h- rage -ha TIE contractor has applied
% Council for increase o. pay commensurate with
the increase OF ms uuzs=,s That body however, have
determined hold him ias srts Of bis contract and.
b the meantime tae nuisance from the purifying dead
hol5s OF horses i, threatening tie public heath. We
are informed shat ysiy many rOtuGg south Of the
city the cotton pics aud also many lying On
the bank Of the river below the cotton press that havs
been thrown the D3uS BAT put into the river
The hot weather is coming on and day should
be lost IL clearing away what poisoning tie air We
breacde
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

SALT SPRINGS are number Of these
in Cobb county, near Sweet Water creek. Mr..
H. P Meredith showed rs q specimen of salt
made By him Of the water from these springs,
by which it appears evident thst they could be
worked to great profit. We hops some Of our
entsrprising capitalists will take an early oppor-
tunity Of testing the water o. these Springs
Aanntn {stsLLigenceF.
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$40 REWAREs

TNSCEPED from the caTs Wiits'7 Station, G
~ ten niles below Memphis. on tl- aissIssipTi "a
ana Tennessee RlT1ar The E- lt e The sDt1NQEa
uIimo DARK NULATTO WOMAN EsG-s@
LUCINDA about twenty four yas-s af sE1 she Lai
navy hsir is gCod locking snd ha- ID .sslt rliie
y, hen speaking She left comp ny VIII n l-JtO
man, named sam, belonging q Wm. Joiner. rs1 VINO
resides near said Et end IN which igt5Thsod I
is supposed he may he Coz cea-d Lucinda -lay have
returned - lie city or u-T eGd-avo- 10 nuke her sy
% Nashville vyhsule shc vs tToEE ht in January isst
viii pay SIS tor Der az pranersuu o. for information
lesdng thereto f within the county 0i shelby, So
II taken beyond ssid county.
my6 wv GRAF.fs. BArER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

y The Macon Telegraph has beeG informed
By Dr. Cole, of Leon county, Florida, tEst two
Confederate prisoners have recently arrived IL
Tallahassee, from Key West. They escaped from
the island in a skif, stealing away at night
from the neighbOrhood Of the salt works. They
report that an expedition was fitting out at Key
West to ascend to Apalachicols, and probably
attack Columbus, Georgia Il was expected to
leave Key West ebout the 10th inst
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MINING
EEenorn 20 The Dend
: orepsboro lKrl sbIels. 1911

From tbs OTelscorO lhF.) Shield, lyth-l
q Confederate soldier, who was wounded 81
tie hattie of PittsbuTg Landing and who was
being conveyed TO Louisville as prisoner. died
OF his wounds between Evansville and Owens
Uolo, and, after being stripped OF all his cloth
ing. vas thrown into 81 old wooden box which
was about three inches TOO short for him. and
left on the wharf boat TO be buried by our CIT
iEens. A meeting was called by the southern
citizens OF the town. and preparations made fer
q suitable burial at one 0. clock on Thursday
Long befo-e the appointed time, our streets were
thronged with people from aii sections of the
country, who had come 70 witness the solemn
ceremony. At two o'clock ths remains were
conveyed TO the Methodist church, where an i'm
pressive and eloquent funeral oTstion was deliv-
cred by Rev. D.. Nicholson The number of
spectators at the church was vCr.Ousiy estimated
at trsm 1909 to 1900. After the exercises at the
church were concluded, the procession repaired
70 the cemetery, where they deposited the -
mains OF the brave nut unfortunate soldier WHO
died while nobly battling in defense Of lis
country and his country's cause.
L may De some consolation TO The -Tl-uls O..
the deceased 10 know-tbough buried among
strangers, ia c strange land-;hat ne was IN
tered in manner becoming his cause and that
thousands Of sympathizing tears were shed over
his grave foC the loved ones CT home, and many
g ferysat prayer offered up 70 God for bis safe
deliverance to that haven of rest, wherr strife,
dissensions and abolitOuism never enter, aud
where peace and harmony reign forever
Soldier, rest thy warfare DER.
Dream Of fighting teds more
Sls.sp the sleep that knows no breaking.
Morn Of toll Ior night waking
The name of the soldier was Z Kyle IL was
stated that he belonged 10 company c. 18th
regiment Louisiana Volunteers. He was NJ dark
complexion, had black hair and eyes. and was
well formed. he was SIX feet three inches high
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

Invest INVEST - V. Gilbert, tIs popular
ed able suctioneer viii .hs morning. q the wharf
boar foot of Union street sell suc-ouA large lot Of
sugar, molasse- saeTErus, and many olaer articles IN
tbe grocery line This Ia the :us 70 ln'ss money and
get sood srtciss Eesd the zdvsrts-neu. IN smoker
.cIr-rnn an be o. hnnd
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PROPERTY HOLDERS SHOULD NOTICE. -
Each year property holders put 70 mroh trouble,
sad often Z vain 10 obtain reyson oy she City C0u1
ell OF the assessors valuation o. their property for
porson tax purposes This trouble and disappointment
Is the property hodess fault After the
have finished the work Of valuation saeir books E7e
always AePt open IL. certain tine for revision and
those who dssstEei can Lnen urge thsir objections
gac, il Ehsy valid, the required correction VII rs
made At this present time ths sitting with
tLs- books daily, the Council chamber, corner Of Sec
end and Madison streets, AID will remain In session
Until nezJ Saturday during tbs time property holders
should call upon them ascertain thst the property on
which sy assessed is ths.T own aud that the vEi-
uatOu correctly made. If thsy find any error 1t win
Re at once corrected Il this "a srteudod &C, nush
future trouble will Be saved and tins uOrtifcstOn Of
having 70 pay an unjust proportion Of tsT avoided
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

SALT SPRn5as.-Thsrs are number Of these
in Cobb county, near Sweet Water creek. M.
II ? Meredith showed Us d specimen Of sslt
made By him Of the water frCm these springs,
By which it appears evident that they could be
worked to great profit We hope some Of our
snterprising capitalists will take an early op-
portunity Of testing the water Of thsse springs.
Atlanta EHtslIigsHceT.
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3, Q. KEESEE & CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants
FFtGreEsGeEss,
- E,soysE Row, Memphis, Tenn.

C,pEgTAT attention pad 10 sales OF FLoUR-rsesfv-
ng daily from 100 70 1000 barrels different brands
sui for sale
r Young formerly WitG Mcclure &sCcs.s, Clsrks
vile Tenn Is engaged in this house.
BEFERENCEs.-F. W. Smyths, aevsst, Eortca q Go.
r DufeId New Orleans; =. A Fisher, Cashier Bank
Tcnrsssss Nashville A Hamilton, Nashville; ". p
Hume Cashier, ClarksVills- rsuni Mssehsz s Ga
breath, Msmphis- no1e6m"
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FURSTTURC, EsIBROIDERIE5, ETC.-J- '
Gilbert 4 Co viii sell, to-morroT morning. the 10Th
inst large assortneR. 0f hue fTniture, etc. also q
large invoice OF AEs smbroiasTe Of every description
The ladies particularly invied to attend this sale
70 take place al Gilbert Cos ut the corner of Second
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

CAPTURED We nave been told that Mr.
James r Butts, ti Macon. Georgia. ACCOM-
panied With @aT..z DIiabEn5y sDi = small boz,
left ST Tsri1s fo- Shell Pciuc few dzvs azo in
al open beat, ard was captured b. boa. from
the b.ocksdiug vessel of S.. Maras We have
not learned any particulars respecting tho cap
tQrs.- Tallahassee FIJ-i}i7n Goth
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SVOE.EE

TyROM my gaatsi0u. on W.tuss17ys y,h %
u Auril ny EGEJ L sl-. -s'E. 'n"rf 2. 6g
years old common high cole. blGra and LsE g q
gfan-rer In his speech, -pece' " when gHI.F -
gUoken TO lie also has scar ac-rF. L.s --r.hEaa- az
rsl having 6seu broken 30 'Az' hs pl- can pc arsi
70 beat N tbs scar will pay any person who VIII dc
liver the said boy la ,oTalA aa. or at zy "a 90
eight miles nora of C1-igth "a isl..- Eunl.s.
dollars reward This .sr II Any, 1862
ry4-5-s JOHN pO-l..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

PEI1IE SUGAR Al AUCTION-A 5 Ley &
Co ssl ct their sales rooms Ie6 sjn street ths morning
10 clock, twenty hos.zseds prime sugar Hsrs %
chance for speculation
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

Notice, when you have accompanied your wife
to buy e lot Of things at her fsvorite shop, what
osteHtstOus care she takes Of your interest IN
seeing that you get the right change"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

FRIDAY MORNING. MAY Q. 1ssg.

CHILD WEWPrSG-J. \ Rata was faad
eleven dollars by the Recorder yesterday sor UoghiIu
d woman ohl5 whose husband 10 lac Tie army He vas
also fined ,rn dollars ON tLo lialshals docket
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09
SUNDREES,

T7OR sals THIS Saturday l-gRNIs-G d. Csgc, .
IL Sons auction mar
IS hbls sud half bhlE White F=5
50 lbs 4d and Cd Es'ls.
25 lbs Cloves
10 de- Yeast Powder.
gross Spring Clorhas t'i-s.
boxes Soda CrscEees
bbis. Mslass6s
Bacon CaskE
70 Empty Whisky Ba1es
z0O0 5 and 10 sound Sat SsGk5l
GLARS shake" Pre- ewes.
10 psir Fire Csifskin BG1.E
ma HURHELL. HUStH.- s. tHt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

SH0oIiSG.--tOy uIIng his pistol within the
limits OF the corporation. Ferguson V- yesterday aned
ss dollars by lle Recorder lie fined second s.1
dollars 90 the Provost Msrshais docket
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

We Lave ever Jl lsd large gtocz q tas s5o7s a1n
JtEsS sGls0uab!e goods. Further supplies arriving.
we vii tsks CC1fsdsrats B0n1s. Treasury Eo-es,
Mississippi Notes, ATsnsss war Bo1ds Cotton Wool,
WheGs Com Rye. Hides, Dried Er1Its Peas, SOCKS,
Jeans Lnssys, BBiter Eygs etc. e. market vacs, i1
Dsyueu- Of sccoungs Or fcr gSOds.
CASH ysii foE W00L--EFazasd or IN tbs dl!l
nos TAYL0R s. McEWEE
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NslTIGE,

LII petsous having c3sius 5Eailst LEs e,-a-1,
"A GEE. STE sLI % PRICE. wiz Tregelr .hen to'
payment to SHIu Mclean
r. .. ~ +-TAAE.
Al Smith lCLaas-
frvS IL" nH1-- ls.a
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WALLlCF. WVDE & RyGEHsON,

WILL give their Uels1r-l --l prompt as,vas-ol
w the sale C: al description ci property tts t--
rate sales Negroes Sa - S-ccs Erri-I-- Toy prfsJs
declining Housekeeping NtocS Eors6s. Aiui-s- hl17s
Carriages, Farm Proiucs, e-cs s-E.
Cash advance made on cOusig1ueurz sua PR d % re
turns mails in ossh tor ell ssiss Cc-lplrt-1
H1v3lw WALLA- 4, HYDE & kp-kBSDN.
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yor T.a..e ami ai..-- Led Elvea-T-is Dsy 9h ms.
sL.Zs .--------..-- .----------Csr. clissrbury
FHIS spiacd'i aa-. =lsav Tscse- will l-sTo guzs.
e e .se.i ....-, as = s r. n ..zssS
nvgIr AnRY HARs-STAD. Agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-09

IE0He0patEa RER:i 5Iy5sropsIs5-
Eead7noo Ba-tl side q B-ai sz-sst --e.aI .r 7 s,
c. tie lssdioai college Cna= aa. s.
Co E-u- StcTs &zlE -g..sr =..rr 5--
sd so5F.E
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W. CaN NEITHER COLE. Y Efa,-Ev. Ls--5,
Il Us, E5T o-y goods on liao mast s7li for cash
Or ci77s cur doors our friends Hiil readily dlscogsr
ne necessity r-- -e.l.--
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iNFGT NeeA- s0E-sa- -3-z16tg and bC.rEf-7F
Elus ard Grey army Blankets,
Bfns and Brown EoFosspu1 Jssns=
H0hEsPJIH SOCKS, ETOCEJSesS AID LIsgEES
Gscaba-5-r D5Lainss. Spinning T7--e.7
Ters UIcAs, -1T11ces. Winding Reels.
Brown Driiansz FOnliu6. WOOL Rclis
Kentucky TWAS. Scotch Eta.5l Wool Csrds
I.1segs. DeBeges Clock Reals
Georgia ApacczE, Gotten yarns
EeFssgs Elg;d Ftsu16is Cotton Cards.
Brown Jeans, LlnsSTs. 5arpst Warns,
Plaid DCuesti. Fine fss-C5ls COsts' SpOCis
Stirred Pins Domest5es Spool Fisz.
RrORsos White -.5ciz Sewing glks
Negro Els-kess stzTls. Elus Knit Cotton,
Mattresses J4EoCss. p.ssched snd
FssthsTa French Cz1.J5s. Brown Gotten.
Pilo7Es. LINEN E5kiG- knitting Needles,
COnfogis SAX 5swfnr
TCkings, wool Rose Esyiuo Shirts
Wool HAS G0tso= Drs77ers
Shirtings, Corssg Table Cloths
Cheek sz.Tlilzl Waite 5hz4i.ags, Eire sosVs.
striped Fa.OW Csaiass. Towsis CTssn.
Calico HOOP Skis, stair Coz.
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Exclusively Spr cesIsI

Eiuo Gray slI Hlgs Military Cisshs.
Hlllasy 0Gla, dzs JsvELry 8cossl Army Eoc.s-
E--s SrsE.lt a1d Green Military SGshes,
SUperdls Linen Shlrting CtscEH-
Gray Twesds, jeans. Sstiaets and 6h5~z.-7T
HIus ard Gray army Blankets,
ELna end BrsWn EoFnasnu- lam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-19
A CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY.

cc miRA' ELous CURE. About seven years ago,
dpntIautu very heavy cold, which clune 10 me with
ana ~ icaeltE resisting all the skill Of oh, sicans
main Il, Ib ro medicines suffered constantly from
pwo,t ny neaIti no appetite; part of the time too
sh,i 10 Mulki night sMcas. which reduced nc TO u
sinnt HiunIins PAIN in every joint in my body; cen
si r'Iy MIeteh and often prayed for death / empoyed
hn ~ tpNSlcHns, and must have taken AT least
n VI nauseous cdicines of one kind and anOth-
F D 10 no good purpose. ms grew worse every day.
h., %h went 70 Dr. Hill, who succeeded in curing me,
,Ib Nv a9 ueghttul system of treating diseases Fin
i S' NC patie Is not required to take nasty med-
en p a. u Meh nor0urhly cured in about three MONTHS
10 llr mi who will effect speedy cure at
Ia H. pilce charged by other PHYSICIANS and
' "'i''eS' 10 p PC, wen shaken before taken.
10 NJ mr. ca -, JOHN TRASK Providence X. !,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-19
HIGHLY INFORMANT CURE.


rd h0G iGnr years was afflicted with the most distressing
i9eling oil soreness over my whole hod tm"ofbar win
anHHhlng gnu trembling and fearful drean,s which not
n un'eu me Tor the duties of Life bnt made e itself
hpuIue tried dozens of rpmpliss Viii s,tcrcss
anu nnaly applied 10 Dr. Hill No ~ Al ain trt and in
aleW Weeks, by his and exhibitions s,,S,, ~ treat
niv i ne alected cure am now in nerfe"t health
itipuc uucrso great deal Of labor Without rain or
TO DR. mr. 81 Main street. WoTc t N,S MSss NJ
IN Z. A. HlLi-Dear Sr--WOrds en1not e,rress 10
you inc gratitude feel Is due Won Gsr H., ~ b"ve
iLIciNSu rom your truly invaluable medicnss. and
ii!Mh IHnhOt iuly Justify myself wflout ,yiuc his
@ tVhch OF my friend. hip and esteem insomnch as
you nave Deen my guardian angel IN restnr,s ma 10
lealth, which had long since desnnrf Il ~ n fr
lng tlIe llMO years. been troubled with tbnf most
uitHuul 81 all complaints, Seminal Emissions Witch so
i 1 nc ~ DOuy ana mind that was Obliged 10
give up all business, and consult DbVsoion ro"arpe
NY asc applied to the so-cacd GcSf nh vsr,in In
.an commenced taking his medicines and cor.
W Nv ."' so TWO months, without getting IN relief
Tbad Ihyi continued TO grow worse very iast
nha lo>l aDout twenty pounds Of flesh and soy II
vtnueU HlnR his highly Wanted snoci6cs that death
~, reHeVc my sullerings, This physician then
n"Iu he mat my case was incurable that had better
VI ttSv aN medicine lie said that was in decline
hti5u NOulu cnd ~ consumption. then des aired U
9uli e any RELIEF, and that unless something was
VIII 70 mitigate the compl int should be numbered
tht ~ V,a Happen ng to pass your office one dayi
taking your Indian Vegetable Nedicn's March the 2Ol
ma am now, through the beneng effects q that truly
WohJcfu medicine, restored 10 perfect health and sbh
noI LAY 70 recommend II to any OF my friends that w
suffering rom such or any other disease. Hoping tN
VIII INA you enjoying health and prosperity, remain
Foxboro', June 2sth, 1868 r. MILLS.
IS. You are at liberty to make public statemcnti
my case, as you see nc, Il. MlLLo'
TO @. A. ilill, Rotanie Physcian,1
% Main st., Worcester, Mass