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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-13
MaOTTCR or DEsCO.N-TFJN-UTJS-G


o. " the Alley in fractional Block No. IL, East.
ern nlaFgsmsnt.--A greeably TO the Charter and
Ordinances of the City notice Ia hereby given that
on the 11th day Of January, 1862. an order was
passed by the Common Council OF the city OF Ev-
snsyllIe, requiring the alley along che Eastern
line of Fractional block No. II. In the Eastern
Enlargement, and extending from Gum to Null
berry street, to be discs ntInued, and that plot
showing the position, width and length Of said
alley was appended to said order, and is now on
file in this Office.
All of the owners Of real estate adjSi ning said
alley In said Block No. II, having signihe1 in
writing their to the discontinuance OF said
alley. v,,,r,, o.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-13

EEORFD.R, E.9 U.E.V-DRR, ROsB,
~ Orange and a good variety of Cologne Wa
ters for sale at II. ,. soHLAEPFER's,
fapl6 Drug Store.
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City Clerks once, Feb. %, 1851. -


MJ0O TACE q ~ THE OPR .N.KsVe2E
~ " and laying out Of Public Alleys.--Agree-
ably to the Charter aud Ordinances of the City,
notice Is hereby giFsns that On the 18th day Of
January, 1852, an order was passed by the Common
Council Of the City of EvRnsville, requiring
alley TO be laid ont and opened in Block, mum Der
eighty. one (No. 81 In the Town of BamRsco City,
now City Of Evansville, and that plot showing
the position width, and length of said alley
appended to said order, and Is now file in this
office. p. BURKE, Clerk.
Glar1rSa q flea Jaunarv 40. I662L6W
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-13

SALE or FIRE ENC INES IND
AZ H0SE.-The City Of Evansville offers for sale
two hand Fire Engines and quantity Of leather
Hose. Application may be made either OF the
undersigned. WIN. BAKER,
janl6W6 JOHN A. HANEY
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NEW DRUG STORE.

HeMETR ER6D-5o kegs pure fore sale
W By q. II. GaLRERT 10.
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M0XBR.aR ARO OyMS.-A good Broom for
u Is cents and better Ones-Shsksrs--st rs
cen Is each, at HIoKERK BROS,
janl4 No. 81 Biain street
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MpLUR JEANS -IO pcs extra quality Blue
M-B mixed Jeans just resolved and for sale cheap
at SCHAPKER a BusSING'65
dec30 No SO Main street
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ArIO.GL oar G.AsN-DERs.-For sale az
- janl4 FICKERY BIOS.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
--.,.~. ~ ~~.v,s - $780, er-,r 49,

OlerkI 5 oalce. ZEE. ID, Ise2.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-13

WRUsN.N-ETS .RsN1z1 A.zTS.
AB a large stock of BouEsts Of the latest Styles
Childs Misses, aud Ladies' HRts, Just opened st
SCHAPKER BUSSTH0'a,
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Warranted Purely Vegetable.

b,ocO.oool FIVE MILLIONS or BOAES OF bran
DRETH's PILLSARE s~oLDYEARL1. THE SAIL
STEADlLX Increases, and yet thousands die fren
oolds and fesers. which these pills could certain.
cure. Brandreth's Pile are simple. hni npmaiohs
Tor efficacy uoW important that We az onee sccur,
an advantage over sickness when i car 81 bad H
Al outlay 81 only = cents.
Nj. J. c. Rappelyea. II Monmonih county, n. = .
writes, March y. lS59
Il was troubled IN January last with cosu,,ur-.
iog several days. and took ten grains Of oa.oais. 90
obtain relief. caught cold. I suppose. a. ans rate.
a severe diarrhoea So IN. which ny medical ai;cid
ant found il impossible g. arrest. Ths was ioliopc.
by dysentary. Ny strength wa All sonc. Frcry
thing passed through me a. iook a. fscls lron.
New York, M. George Lewis, fortunately called CO..
me, and advised BKANDREnm's TIus. I thought 3d.
my weak condition one pill would be enough. ta.
be administered four. and TIE next mernlng ioui
more. Much iupurily cam from mc, aid, % ny
surprise, the soreness and pain diminished. on.
box cured me fUliy. am new hearty, With a gco.'
appetite. Office. 20 Canal street. and by an drns
gisis.
soli ~ J. r. cuSsSaHAH. Terre-Hauie. and ~ a
respectable dealers ia nedioiAe. ilnllv To-
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Don Dispatches.


Ffospecfipe >sgruaf Jpd0os-i Great Bal
he Anticipated his Wesk-Arms and
Eqalgssafs for Loyal Tsaasssoesns-7eo
Many Caralrg-Nsgroes ia a. Rsbd
Rsnks-drs. Gsisss Passed 10 Nee a.
leans.
W~AsmINeroS. Jan. l3-should the hill
reorgsnixing the supreme Court. reported
IRON the Senate judiciary Committee. be
come a law. there Il reason O. believe that
senator Browning. OF Illinois. e~crctary
Caleb u. smith. Of Indiana. Hon, Jas Holt.
OF kentucky. Nil, be the new Judges OF the
9th. 9Th ard 9TH circuits respectively
The Assistant Secretary OF the Treasury.
Geo. Harrington, has gore to Io,, Aosal Zoe
the benefit OF his health.
Vim. NJ Hodge Is Temporarily laggiug
the duties of his office.
TINS pisr,rcH.
Adjuiant General Finnell. 81 Ncnmcks.
Is In Washington. Hiz news j. cheering
0en. Buell. l. universally popular. aud Il IA
believed insineible. Gen. finnell anticipates
a great battle this week. and the advance Of
Buell's entire army into Tennessee within
thirty DAYS. Arms and clothing are cent
along TO arm and equip the thousands OF
Iennesseeans Who are known 10 be ready 90
jr.A shc fiitf vi ~ thbautt unto Tue @tAtt.
nrRain's DISPATCH.
4 difficulty i presented a. TO- Tie DISPOSE
ton OF all the cavalry regiments which have
been accepted The commanding General
asked for twenty seven regiments. and the
whole number accepted and authorized 10 bo
raised j. seventy-three This l. forty three
more than Gen. Mcclellan want.
This excess will cost the Government
about forty siS millions dollars Of needless
expense.
IL is proposed that the number OF regi
ments actually required shall DO made as eli
hcient as possible. and the others offered the
option of diseharge from the service or 10 he
transferred To infantry.
SPECIAL TO TRIBUNE.
W AsafNoro~, Jan. l2-Au officer non
here. and who MAS IN the recent fight near
New Market Bridge. will make affidavit thai
fifty armed negroes fianked bs whites form
ed the centre. and that they fought better
than their fellow soldiers.
Mr. Gaines. whose celebrated Law suit
against the city OF New Orleans. was deci
ded in the supreme Court just before the Sc
ceSsion OF Louisiana. has received permis-
SION TO cross the lines To New Orleans via Fl.
Monroe and Norfolk.
The Coast Sur, ey Bureau has detailed one
of its most efficient officers 20 the
Burnside expedition.
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FROM NEW YORK

The Capture of Port Royal q Stunning Bloc
10 the Rebeis-A pDrfy Asking a Settlement
--Burnside's Expedition gone Sonh-Ssa
ed 10 Port Royal.
NV YoRK, Jan. l5.-Thc Post SAYS a
letter received Ia this city from a gentleman
well known to Us, relates that a respectable
person made prisoner by one OF our boats in
Edisto river, SAYS we could form no idea
whata stunning blow the capture of Port
Royal had been to the Fcopleo { SouthCaro
lima and Georgia. lie states, too, that al
most equal 10 that in ~ appalling effects, is
the great fire in Charleston. He adds that
a party Is on foot in that region, in favor of
settling the question az issue by Commission
ers. aud that both Davis aud Stephens are in
favor of il, 5ut that the Rhett party had
frowned il down.
The transport Patapsco. from Baltimore,
reports having passed on the llth, of Cave
Point. s portion Of Bumsidc's expedition
also. same date. of Cape Henry. passed two
steamers, each having a schooner in tow
coming ont of Kansas. all bound South.
The transports Baltic. Cshawha, Empir,
City and Marion sailed to dat for ror
ROYAL.
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Fort Monroe Items.

Pr. Ao>RoE. Jan. IA report was bro
up Yesterday morning that n large propeller
was ashore a few miles below Cape Henry
The Spaulding was sent 30 her assistance,
but could and nothing of her. and cons
queatly returned here early last night
The enemy raised a dag staff and flag
yesterday on Sewell's Point IA Is seen very
conspicnonsly above the trees.
The spauIding j. loading rapidly and Is
expected 20 sail for Port Royal via hsiieras
this evening.
Company 3D., of the Naval Brigade, With
Col wardrop and Lient Tiliatson, came
over from Camp Hamilton this l.. NJ. and
went on board the gun boats Hunchhack and
Souihheld TO man the guns.
The above are part OF Gen. burnside 1
expedition.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

Call for Troops in Western Virginia-Fo
teen Regiments " Infantry. 1To Of Caoal
~. and Fire Barteriesof Artillery Ready
Cdunfermanded.
CINCINNATI. Jan. l3.-This mornings Ga
zette says Gov. Dennison received dispatches
from Washington or Friday night informing
him there was a pressing necessity for troops
in Western Virginia. Gen. Mcclellan was
advised that fourteen regiments of Infantry,
and FIVE batteries Of ARTILLERY. with two reg
iments of Cavalry could be thrown into Nir-
ginia by Tuesday night and that more than
half Of these. which had received marching
orders. would be out Of the State by last
night. On Saturday dispatches were leceiy
ed dountermanding the order. The soldiers
have. however. instructions 10 hold them
selves in readiness 70 march
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Gen. Jackson Withdraws from Rom
wey-ue Appears Before Hancock
~ Distanec-The Ahair al Bath.

HANCOCK. Mn. san. l2-Gen jackson
with 5000 regulars. 1000 militia aud ~ guns.
after threatening Romney. appeared before
ihis place AZ q distance "a day probably on
his return 70 " iuchesier lie bad three days
rations left
Cp 20 the tine Of this Dispatch be had
made no demonstration
A week ego Yesterday he. with a full force.
.wesred At Bath. where there we're but
about Eve hundred Union troops. these being
attachments Of several regiments. An ~
tack was male by our volunteers. Suh-e
q%nen,ly Jackson regulars made an attack
IN front. 1t the same time executing a flank
movement, when our troops fell ,~sek on
Hancock. The estimate Of Zen. Jackson =
foFce = corroborated from several source.
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n Destructive Elre-More OF the Ella
Warley-A British Man-of-War on
a. Rock.

n Destructive fire-More OF Ella
Warley-A British Man-of-War on
a Rock.
NEw YORK. Jan. l2.-Last night a FIRE
broke out in the seven story building.
number 30 and 81. Frankfort Street. owned
and occupied by jenkins a Bro. The premi-
ses we're entirely DESTROYED. Loss about
$4,000. said to be partially insured.
The brig Lucy Darling. from Nassau, New
Providence. we are in receipt of important
Information:
IL appears the steamer Ella Warly, former.
" the Isabelle of Charleston. had sailed pre-
yious TO the 18th of January, from Nassau,
apparently for st. Johns, New Brunswick,
but very little doubt existed that she was
actually bound Cor Charleston. as she had on
board the cargo of the ship Eliza BarsalI,
from Liverpool. This ship sailed from Eng
land via Charleston, where she made an al
tempt to run the blockade, but failed.
The British steamer Gladiator was at Mas
sau. waiting to sail for Southern port. on
the 29th uit.
The British ship of war, Conquerer. lOl
guns, struck on a sunken rock on the east
side Of Bulkley, and when last heard from
the rock had pierced FIVE feet through the
bottom.
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CINCINNATI uAuxEr.

RtfAfNfffif tNH -
Flour unchanged and the demand local.
limited At $500 90 for superfne. and
1 t.0oWi.iO Tor extra
Wheat % lower. and-dull az 7SM sc for
red and N3mSSc for white.
Rye has advanced to Sstf53e and scarce.
Oaf- declined 10 PC
Corn firm "a 1~c.
whisky iecllnel g. lsc and ,ers dull
Hogs dull and IN light supply. aml active
demand. and closing Al s32nee3.33. Re
ceipt- $500.
Not much doing in provisions. bat AL ar.
ticles held more firmly.
Mess pork held st -. 2Sa9 80
Lard 6l@6tsc.
Green ussts "a S3iec aud as.c
300 bbis mess PORK soid ss,25: 900 uerces
Lard At Gu @6a.c, add GOO pieces bulk meats
a 81 Tor shoulder and a. a3i.. for hams.
and 3tk@34c for sides.
Groceries Hrm bet quiet sugar s4@llc
Molasses s5Gd t6c. aud coffee 49, @2lc.
Exchange dull az par TO 80 premium.
ceiling rats.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

Tar RsiLxoAB Rscf~fST -Mechsnic
and laborers are wanted 70 hli up the rams
Of The s6sh ~lrsiisna. OF Railroad kesiacnt,
under c. .. NJ Saith.
Bessics performing the o-asl m%iitsry 4"
49,. tbs regiment vii baild brAige-. tresle
w0rk<. Ms. run trains. a.. and tho men
perfoi mir such work will receive az s'sl
sioa.i ~ Of from 81 70 $40 per day
Recruits are sent 70 ~lniianapols free Of
espc~e where tLey src furnished with every
thing
The pay commence iron the day 81 -
iistmenL
Recruiting Oace ia TeFre Haate. At ~.
ft2. Fast Main Street
C. IL. WAlgfR.
Dec. 20lh. Recruiting o0csf
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We learn. SAYS he State Sentinel. from
private adyices from Aijulant Frank Gun
ningham. of the 35th Indiana. Col Walker
that a grand review Of all the forces At Stris-
town. ny. took place YESTERDAY The 3''h.
Col. Bri1seland's cavalry. Col Fitchs and
Col Dnnhsm's regiments we're among The
Indiana troops on the ground Gen. Rnell
gave his personal inspection in detail 10 eve
~ corps which formed under his eve. Oar
army in Kentucky Is in splendid condition.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

Tax CATHOLIC fEsTnAL-We are led 10
believe that the Festival At National Hall 60
night. under the auspices Of the ladies OF the
Catholic Church. will be a mighty nice affair
The preparations are of the most liberal
character. and those managing the matter
understand how to render such Affairs AZ
~tractise and satisfaction, let the Hall he
tItaf
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Broons-Mr. A l. sherman. en account
81 IN health. has been compelled 20 retire
from the business OF manufacturing brooms.
and i succeeded by Mr. George Adaif. who
all supply the customers OF Mr.. sherman
Nth a good article at low prices. ianiil2t
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Gen. McClemar Improving.

~ssHf~oroS. Jar. l3-Rumofs continue
10 be circulated representing the condition Of
Gen. McCielF y unfavonble. but the truth
i he continues sis - imnrove. and rides
out " ne carriage on business
The President hss approved the Joint re-o
luton explanatory - me act o. increase the
dutis= az sss. eodee and sngar.
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A PATRIOTIC f.vus-Mr David + ste
'ens Of this city has five sons Ia the army.
ihres 10 the iith Indiana. and two IN the 9Th
Illinois. lie has another son Who l. eager TO
go. but T. too Young
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The House Committee OF WAYS and
Means are considering the eNpcdiency of re
commenting an issue OF Treasury Notes
smaller than s.. There j. - Great demand
for bills Of the denomination OF = and 9is.
II j. understood that Congress viii take
Immediate sction upon the Tas and Treas
ury Note Bill.
Mr.. Bodman. 4. : Consul ~ Iencrihe
committed suicide nj that place a few week.
since. All bis property was invested IN Nir
rinia Bonds
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

~ Godeys Ladys Book Tor February
has reached this city and brings delight 70
many family circles Like vine. the Book
improves year after year. and row. long years
otter We supposed improvement impossible
Ne End il growing bette and better till
lust a i did az first.
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Come All We, NJ squad In the Irish
Brigade.

some All We, NJ squad An the Irish
Brigade.
Col. Mulligan says be must have sa,isiAo
ton for the deeds done a, Lexington. With
Col Mullen a. our leader. We will 20 and a.
so him. be Il 10 Lexington or elsewhere
The ruion must DC preserved. Let Nc all
20" 10 reinforce him. Cal. Al our oihce IN
the Linton Block. and we will tell YOU where
his Head Quarters are.
BEN EBBITT.
dsf y T. MOORE
uusteaI.
Mrs.. MAHy A. Cso.as. Teacher Of Mu-
&C. viii give lessons upon the Piano Forte.
with or without the use Of Instrument la.
struction In Thorough Bas- and Vocal masic.
ether choral OF with instrumental accompa
nimens. New popular Sheet Music. singing
Books. and 1he most approved Instruction
Books furnished Apply At Music Room ON
Sixth street. adjoining Mrs McI.eod's school
Room. or At her residence. Corner Of Ohls
asd Third streets.
A hrss class Piano fot sale Terms rea
sousble. dtf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

The ladies cfSt Joseph Catholic Church
~ili hold a FS GtvAt AZ NsrioSAr Hut on
Tu-lay night. January lith. for the benefit
Of the Church
Tickets II admission 25 csnt---,o be had
AZ Buckingham ami at O'conneli'- Book
stores iani3itd
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

~ Mr. J. ID. Young will not leave for
fadueah until Thursday Any letters left
al this Office % das will be carried 20 the
Regiment.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

tf II our paper .. not worked well this
morning. Il must be imputed TO the freezing
up Of our sss. and our being driven back 90
he ne Of candles.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

- There y in be a meeting Of the mem
her. ol the Baldwin PRESBYTERIAN Church
aal congregation. on Friday evening jam
ar 9Th. a. : O'Clock. 90 elect Two Toss
tees % 81 vacancies. and 70 hear the report
81 The Trustees By onier 81 the
D3t TRUSTEES
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Hammered Resignation os Nr. Cam

WASHINGTON. jar. IA report j. circu.
lated and IL believed that Secretary Gamer.
on has resigned. and that Hon Edward VI.
Stanton viii take his placc. II l. also stated
that Mr. Cameron will he appointed Minister
IN Ruaeia
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

f~nrprRics. Jan i2-The umofs circu
lasing that the town Of Bath las been burn.
Ell are untrue. the rebel army znder Gen
Jackson are IN and around bath The,
burned some buildings yesterday.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

60 strumous Or SerOiaiou- snsriiors are Us
curse. The blight. Tie potato rn q mankind. They
are vile and filthy a. well a. fatal. They arise fnon
contamination and impurty Ct the blood. and are 81
be seen all around rs everywhere. Ono qusricr g..
all We meet are tainted with them, aud enc Qusrses
Of these die u them; die ~fooiishiy TOO. because fhe,
are durable. AVIS SAKsArsElisA clcanScs oct II.
scroioions corruption from the blood, rcaders 81 u-
and healthy, aud efeciuaiiy cxpurrsies the ioul
contamination som ihe system. NJ Longer gfoaii
under your ScrO;uiOus disorders. since the irrssi-.a.
bic AraE has provided his mas;eriy combination 8.
curative virtues thar be calls SAIs,rarms.-pen-
ocra;, Waterbury. c..
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lbert Plke, M- {. RON Afkansa-
NAsWkaIoN. D. {. JUNG u. lsae.

Prom Col Albert Pike, NJ. 4. from Afkansa-
WASHINGTON, D.. G.. juno II. isa6.
Il have nsed INC bottles Of your BaEHsvr's HoI
LAND BnrEES, and have found Il very useful IN case
q Indigestion and Headache. and recommend il
all who neet a pieasan, and enioasions remedy ati
valuable tonic.
TIL late High sheriff % Allegheny county d..
gwen u he following
Twas Afflicted with Debility 81 Tao Digestive 90
gans amounting TO a severe attack Of Dyspep.la
which had reduced hay flesh considerably. Nv NJ
was also afflicted under The same clrcnmsianoes. az.
with The same disease. Having used youI meiic.l,
called BaKHAvE's HorL,SD nnnKs, We both obtain
ID relief ana are happy 90 afford yon ihi- puii,
evdencc Of H. value.
JOIN FORSYTH.
l1usblrgh. Jan. 81, Isl.
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BoAkpISe-Five or an persons eau be &C
eomncdat-d with boarding. by making apph
cation =, the >oush we~t corner OF sixth arl
Chestnut streets. imlnatv
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BosroS. Jan. l3-The steamship Consti.
tuition. wiih the Maine l2h ADD the Bay
State regiment. sailed AZ o'clock this morn
ins fos a. Monroe
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-14

- Mr. Lake viii resume the exere,~e-
Of Ms school on Mondas. the i1th in-s -
Terms ss heretofore
Jan 2. dot
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- Remember the grsnd Revival Hal
# the Hibcnisn Benevolent Society that i'
% De he'd IN the National Han az she n,ght
Il the 18th of January DC
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Bqrhave,. IIolInnd nltier.s

The Philadelphia Av7Es. IA speaking oftAe Lac
exhibition hsld Ga that city ~ tae IrslNin Ilsl-
rte. says
Ia r'ueiug medidres. We are always extremely
cautions. unless satisfied q tie merits Of he article.
Among those exhibited 8 the cclettsted Holsns
Biiiefs. nhs medicne aas been extensively in.ro
dnoed n every State IN The Union. snd into the cau
sdian Province. principally within the lsss ,wo
years. The eshib.uon shows testimonials IN even
Language known IN America, among which w o.
tee one from he lste Hon John y. CisTfor. e
Delaware"
"DysPepsia. Headache and ina.go.sou. B., vai,l
all persons are more or ies- Affected. can usually 81
cured ~ moderate exercise. wholesome food. and 4.
dose cfBerhavo's Holland hitcrs ore hoer befr.
Each meal BAL Nsa. 9aai -aAwlmi
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The following complimentary aoies i,alsa h.a
ihe Missouri Democrat,
lsssxcr ANor>fc4 srffrsiNs Rrlrylp - IAa.
"a MsisAx's srss>annsisa coanu--Siac -
i7ih - August tbe following es.es have been o.
ported cured.
iso persons have been curei q General Dehih9
a. " 81 BE- a. <fftou. u.f.ffu
= f" " disease ofRidaoy-.
Iso who have bees afflicted with ,aHoas
complaints. Fssef. Chronic narrhoea. pyseniary.
LssF Complaint. Sight s~eai,. Dyspepsia. ana
weskne,s q ac Digestive Organs. hav been cured.
besides = largs humber from whom sc have n,f. yt'
heard.
Aclean's stsrgtlenlng Cordial AMI Blooi furiaer
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To ARus' To Axus'l To ARNs".-
Wanted for the 18th Brigade. now stationed
al Camp Calhoun. Nv. seventy hve able
bodied men. to serve in said brigade Each
recruit. apon bis arrival at camp. vii re
ceive all necessary clothing aud $500. be
iag one months paw in advance.
Aiso-wanted a drummer and 6fer.-
Fourteen teams3ters also wanted.
Recruiting Office Terre Haute. Ind.
LEONARD WEST. Captain.
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