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LECTURES.

MR.. DE CORDOvA WILL DELIVER HIS AMUSING
M Lecture on "Cou,tshp and Marriage" in the Lecture
street. opposite the Academy Of Music, Monday even
February At o'clock 1t is the frat OF course Of 81
Lectures the proceeds Of which be devoted 70
on the floating debt Of this large but not weslhy
ton Doors open a. z T. N. -. 81 go
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. KENTUCKY.
TELEGRAPHlc NEWS TO THE RICHMOND PAPERS.

TkLkdkAPHIc NEWS TO THE RICHMOND PAPkks.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 25, 1862
The Fort Henry correspondent Of the Union and
sfan says that federal gnboats up to that
post tho ped inst and red four shots from behind
Point Island One Of the shot through the Chin
ney Of the steamer Linn Boyd, which lying at tho
fort. One fell in front Of her bow, aud eight
mortar shell burst and fell the fort. Nobody was
hurt" The pickets which returned the night OF
the ed inst. report that the enemy are en-
Sanped ssp I" Galloway, sixteen lmies below the
It's force is yariousy estimated from ve 70 tweny five
Thousand II il thought they erecting fortidcations
there Is very wen understood that this Is the force
that was at Murray. Strasglers from Fishing Creek
bring very contradictory reports but generally concur
that the enemy lost than the Confederates in that
engagement. The loss side is not stated, but
former reports at from two to three hundred continue
TO pc sustained General Zolcosrs horse and servant
reached hore this afternoon.
special despatch from Knoxville states that Col.
Rutlsdge and all his command safe.
WHAT SHALL WE DO WITH OUR PLUMBER?
The Bowling Green Courier strongly urges that the
five millions OF dollars lately seized in louisiana be-
longing to Lnconite banks in louisville Kentucky, shall
be applied to the of tho kentucky State government
without going through tbs usual sequestraton process
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A. s. WILLIAMSON,
j. w. ALLEN,
j. W. BROWN,
commissioners of Taxes and Assessments.

NEW YORK LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY.
IN The regular monthly meeting OF this Society viii be held
Tuesday evening February T. at O'clock at the Metro
poian Rooms, l6v Hester street. b order.
y. w. ENGS, President.
JOHN ROGERS, Recording Secretary
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NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs.-oFFICE OF THE CON-
street. New York, January l3 1902 Notice hereby
that the rolls OF real and OF the
city OF New York for the Is62 for public
Inspection and win continue open until the 30h day Of April
next inclusive AL taxpayers earnestly requested call
ana examine the same, order that any In the
easements may be corrected Aiso all entitled by
law 10 reduction OF their by of being
eiergymsn or for military servces and also literary
chsriaoie oy law exempt from axation
guesed 70 make appkaion such reduction or exemp-
April - -
The following section OF the April l6 1854 10 pub
ished for the Information OF taxpayers:-
SECTION ~ During the time The shall be open 70
public inspection herenbefoe provided application
be made by person considering himself agseved by
assessed valuation Of his real estate
the assessed valuation OF real estate IL
writing stating the OF objection thereto and there
the Commissioners shall COMPLAINT
aud IT, their judgment the erroneous thew
shall the to be corrected II such pcaion
made in relation TO the valuation of estate
the applicant shall be examined under oath b. the said
nsoners who shall be authorized to administer such oath,
of them; and IT, IN his their Judgment the
sessment is they shs the to be
believe just decision within
thirty days after such application shall have bsdn made 70
then No reduction sha lie made by the Board of Super
vors Of real imposed
under this act unless IL shall appear under oath arma-
tion that the nggeved unable attend within
the period prescribed for the OF by
OF sickness absence from the cyLaws of 1852 Chapter
SO2, Sections and 10. - - -
A. s. WILLIAMSON,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ttU,uATr CURIOUS BOOK OF CITY WOMEN. SIN.
guar ami interesting sketches OF female character
the city 20 ,ns mailed Is censbaf
price Cloth binding, $50 pages, so cnsravings
N. GAuNTT, Publisher 81 Walker street, up siairs.
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Norfolk Day Boek saysrns House Of Delegates passed
resolutions last night In secrec session. thanking ep
propriate terms General Jos. E. johnson TOR M as
NAL OF appreciation by the Legislature, Of the right for
life Of annually appointing cadets TO the State Mill
tary Institute. ..r.f. artf r.ti 3
CURIOSITY TO THE REBELS.
Among tho Advertisements In the Richmond Dspatch
Ii the following -
wanted-Parsons 10 know that az the Confederate
Reading Room can be (from the New YoRx HkRALD)
smap'' of the position held by Gen. Zocoer, with the
plan and geographical description Of his ortacatous
and intSenchments. .f .f
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NO THE DEALERS IN RICH LACES AND EMBROI.
deriesOld yellow and dusty stock remaining their
cartons put Up as fresh as new by new French patent
send notice to the subscriber and Will and examine
the work. Manufacturers Depot of Lacea.
JULES DELCROIX 7l2 Broadway
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NoRsETs AND sKIRTs-NICE FITTING CoRsETS,
from cents; best steel Skirts from 90 cents were
ngs Ruang Edgings and Isces for undergarments Jou
bins Gloves e3 cents. ELERS and Broadway
near Nineteenth street. side.
The New York herald., 1862-02-03

ITO THE LADIE S--J. RUSSELL, FORMERLY OF CAL
cuia rdia and for several years in charge Of
hair shawl department. of g. A. Hearn and recently
in the depar of A. T. Stewart Co.. begs
nounce that he has now business his
count and w give his TO repairing, altering and
que long shawis from $50 to S75 also in regular goods
square, from S75 $780, La dies wishing exchange
disp Sc Of their shawls will be ea with literally Visiting
the European markets several mes year, he viii be in
position TO purchase to order speciates in design
color and viii show his goods and take orders 2 Woos
er street, corner Of Amity.
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lN Protective Society.
The election the above society win be hed
Monday the Sd ns their rooms Of Bleecker
Greene streets Polls will open at 8 and close at eH p.
Functlal attendance is required BY order of
WALTER ROCHE, President
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UvwO GENT1.ENEN-AGED 20 AND ~ DESIRES TO
form the acquan young ladies' 10 correspond
with IN view OF marmony, asc corfcspondng The heart
affection much looks Is asked and character AN
they prove the same and are members Q rspment
Address IN confidence 70 ~ John and to ~ william fsrkh'
Dcnsasler Post odlcc. Charles county, MARYLAND.
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LOST AND FOUND.

TNAUTION--ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONED
agairs: buying or negotiating certain note made by
Peyse dated November 2 1851 eight months for S625
been
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f,uour,D A LADY POSSESSING WEALTH, SOCIAL
noson and ioveabls qualities overlook this mode and
with toejcbs station B. she win Ascertain Mat
scntcnan possessing andins respectsbily and real Dsr
r. sincerely seeking wiie
The New York herald., 1862-02-03

ATR II. MACY's. NOS 2C4 AND 206 SIXTH AVENUE
IA doors below Fourteenth street. you will always find
tull stock OF Ribbons Laces Handkercefs, Embolderies
White Goods hne Flannes honsekeeping Goods Curtain
Under Clothing, &c N. B-The only house In New York
that sells ladies' dollar Kid Cloves for (by
and cclors
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CLOTHING q.

A TTENTIoN LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-I HAVE
IA just received s. purchase of Clothing Furni
ture and Carpets for the California market do promise TO
pay the highest price the city by calling addressing
note TO MNTZ l3 Sixth avenue two doors above Tenth
street Ladies attended 70 by Mrs Mintz. Remember l37
Sixth
The New York herald., 1862-02-03

rrwo YOUNG GENTLEMEN, AQED RESPECTIVELY
twenty and twenty-five with black hair and eyes,
the other light hair and blue eyes, wish form the
uautnnce tNo young ladies' the OF twenty;
must be good looking and have honest and loving heart
Address in u confidence giving all particulars Albert and
Frank box lT9 Herald snice.
The New York herald., 1862-02-03

FURNITURE wANTBD.-THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES
10 purchnsca quantity of second hand housekeeping
Furniture Carpets Any party wishing TO decline hous
kept No avoid the incosvenence OF an suction ano VIII
ke their fupture IN large small quantities iar casn
valuation may address Marshall. box ia Herald once
The New York herald., 1862-02-03

A GOOD TIME COME AT LAST-TO LADIES AND
"A gentlemen best prices given for cast on Clothing
Carpets Furniture &c. pay follows:-Slk Dresses.
from $2 70 $lo coats, ro $40 sl5 pants 81 to S.
Please cad address NJ FL Seventh Twen
ty.tourth street.. Ladies attended to by Mrs. NJ
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-17

vsrnish. made Wholly or m par; q gsm copsI Per
10 raade q cher guns % Substances spsret
nesetao.e oils. pr gallon cents
Vegetable pulmonary hsissn. sane srsntn-
fcs
vsrsnfags, same "Dsufifdcs"
Warehouse entry, a. custom houses. not sxo>ed-
Inc one dollar n value. stamp duty 35c>n;s.
nvs dollars 81 o>nt.-
Do. do. exceeding Eve doisrs In vsise 100
Warehouse receipts. stamp duty g cenfs-
whisky. per gallon -
Do. recffed, = not 70 par an additional dufv.
Wholesale dealers. Under sheh term b inclnds1
every person who's business occupsfionis
10 sell, or cfer 70 sell. rroosres-or any goods,
wares Or merchandise. - fore gn domestic
psodnction. BY more than original pack
axe o. piece AZ one tine. 70 the pur-
chaser. not including vines, spiritnous o. malt
liquors. for each license 50 90
Wholesale dealers IN s3ors q every descr1p-
ton. including distilled spirits. ferrnenfed H.
cuors and wines g all kinds (per~ons other
than distillers who sell OF ofer Tor sale any
such liquors. IN quantities. Of more than fhrse
gallons Al one time % the same purchases, are
included.l for each license 100 %
Willow, manufactures q spcr G..
Wine made Of grapes. per gallon cents
Withdraw al entry al custom house. stamp duty 50 cents
Wood. manufactures Of, # not Otherwise pro-
vided for sp~ret
Wood screws a c,s-
Wool manufactures Of not otherwise specified Per
worted manufactures IT. Otherwise specified per CT
Worm lozenges. same a. 'Denilfrce."
Writ, stamp duty 50 c~nfs
Zinc manufactures Of not otherwise specified per c.
Do oNytie Of per loo pounds IS cents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-17
RAILROADS.
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. a ILR . a d.
1862. Nm - 81 1862.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
new Route tn Chicago Via Keksms.


IN AND AFTER MAY S. lss2, trains will be
~ follows
Mail Train viii leave Indianapolis st lilo M,
stop At all stations and make close connection Kokomo
with train the Cincinnati and Chicago Air Line Rail-
road for Logsnsport Valparaiso and Chicago. and
al Peru at 3l5 r. NJ IA time 90 make connections with
trains the Toledo and Wabash Railway going East and
West
Returning. the train will leave Peru al COO
A. M. after the arrival Of the the T. ". r. W.
from the East and arrive al Indianapolis e5o A. NJ
in time to make connections for all points East South
and West.
An Expresstrain will leave indianapolis at loss r. NJ,
connect al kokomo with train Tor Chicago and at
Peru At 500 A. NJ In time make connection with trains
gcing East and West the Toledo and wabash Rail-
Returning the train viii leave Peru At 400 n,
making close connection kokomo with the trains
the cincinnati and Chicago Railway from Chicago
Valparaiso and Lcga port and arrive at Indianapolis ~
4l0 NJ In time 20 connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati. Louisville ard other points.
Special attention the transportation Of live
stock. produce and merchandise generally.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
THso p HsUsHEr. General Ticket Agent Apl diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-17
TIE NATIONAL TAX.

The Taxes Imposed vy the Tax Bill,
aud Passed by Congress, June 23d,
ssse-The Duties ON Incomes, Insu-
suraoce Com panies, Railroad Conn
pauses, &c.-The Taxes on Distilled
Spirits, Manufactures. OILS, Paper,
Gas, Candies, Tobacco, snuff, See
gars. Iron, Soap, screws, Cloth, Lea
thcr, Glue. Wine. Coal, &c.-The Tax
ON Cotfon-Thc license Tax, &c., &c.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-10-17
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
SHn
r "A I L r . "A d
- sss.ss.sE|siEE 8 p q

no CHANGE OF CARS TO CINCINNATI
Three rransleave indianapolis Daily Sundays excepted
SIRsT TRAIN.-5-20 An CINCINNATI LIGHTNING
II Express arrives al Cincinnati 10 A NJ and Lex
ington, Ky, 7:30 2. NJ
Second Train-l04O A. M.-Cincinnafi Mail arrives a.
Cincinnati $40 NJ, making close connection with Little
Miami Railroad for Lovelsnd, Morrow. Columbus, New
ark. GAINESVILLE. and Wheeling.
Third Train-635 Z. NJ, Cincinnati Express. arrives st
Cincinnati lilo T. NJ.
Fare as by any other route.
Call for tickets the Indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad
Baggage checked through
srE0sL Noucx.-Be you get In the right train II
Indianapolis The emily Cincinnati train. stands the
fifth track being the farhest track south in the Union
Depot, at indianapolis.
W. L. NOBLE, General Ticket Agent.
WIZ. POWELL, Travelling Agent uy26 "a
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

Semmes was the ship Ionawanda, from Phil
adelphia for Liverpool, with passengers At
ter OBTAINING her five days he released her for
bond Of $4,000. Most vessels captured
were burnt and their crews put in irons. A
captured captain was informed by lieuter-
ant and several petty officers of the Alabama
that her next destination was New York, as
they meant to throw few shells into the
city. He represents the Alabama as very for
midable, but doubts her being as fast as rep
resented Two large pivot guns were being
mounted. The captain of the ship Lafayette
reports that when he met Semmes he showed
him his British consulate certificate and re-
marked he supposed that was sufficient
Semmes replied --"New Workers are getting
smart, but it won't save them. It's ID
hatched-up mess and ordered the ship
burned.
ST.. LOUIS, Nov. 9.
Gen. Fremont was last night presented, by
the Germans of st. Louis and vicinity, with a
magnificent sword, which was long since pur-
chased for that purpose. About year age
% dime subscription was started among the
Germans to raise suitable amount for this
Testimonial. A thousand dollars was speed:
lily collected and sword ordered from Tiffa-
the finest steel, with gold scabbard.
FremOnts recent arrival here afforded the
wished-for opportunity, and last evening was
chosen for the demonstration, commencing
with torch-light procession. The multitude
gathered together was immense and the en-
thusiasm unbounded About 1900 people
were present, and it was one of the greatest
: demonstrations of the kind our city ever Wit
messed.
A sash of white satin, having upon it the
bust Of Fremont in gold, was also presented
by the ladies.
New YORK, Nov. 3.
Port Royal dates, of the 26th state that 2
British rebel steamers, the Mingho and Scotia
have been captured. Vessels and cargoes
valued at million dollars.
The British rebel steamer Mimic was run
ashore and destroyed
1t was reported at Port Royal that rebe
ram was coming down the river from Savan
nah.
E New YORK, Nov. 2.
} The Hsrald's Wheatland (Va.) correspon
1 dence says the rebels have strong force b..
J tween Snycker's Gap and Philmont, on tn
west side of the Blue Ridge
J A Purcellville dispatch says large rebe
force is in the Shenandoah Valley. A larg
body of rebel cavalry was seen passing to Al
, die. Cannonading was heard and shells wer
5 seen exploding in that direction. 1t is sup
: posed Bayard's and Stuart's cavalry were ell
c gagged, as Stuart passed through the Gap tn
, day previous with several thousand cavalr,
. and four pieces of artillery, and encamped al
Union and yesterday passed down the valley
c The rebels are in force in the vicinity G
c Berryville. They appear determined to hol
: Snyckerville Gap while their army operates il
4 the valley.
S A Philmont dispatch to the Herald say
: the rebel cavalry have been driven out there
The rebels are in force at Uppcrville.
e A Frederick dispatch to the Herald say
: the secessionists say rebel force from tn
/, West have joined Lee and been added t.
t Jackson's division. After the next genera
/ engagement peace proposition will com
e from Richmond
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07
The Fatal Treasure.

1t is related that once the city of Pleurs
stood in the quiet valley of the Alps, beneath
the shadow of the snow crowned SUBMITS, a
pleasant and prosperous village. Above it
hung the avalanch, threatening destruction.
One night wakeful man heard the ominous
sound breaking on the still air which heralds
the descending mass of ice. Starting from
his repose, he awoke his daughter, and hast
ened with her t'wards the icy gate. There
she recollected that her casket of Jewel, had
been left in the house, and turned back to Sc
cure the treasure. In another moment, the
overwhelming deluge of the ayalanch f II with
the nois, of thunder between father and
daughter, buying the city beneath it. When
the morning dawned, tbs spires of the church
esalone arose above the cold, white grave of
the inst before busy town. The mai Zen per
ished with her idol, while he who sought to
saw her escaped.
We are reminded often OF this Story. Not
only does the charmed victim of worldly pleas
ures, with whom the eternal Father is striv-
ing, grasp toy and seal the doom Of tie soul,
but the unseen line Of destiny runs between
the sinner AMI the weeping friend, who, like
tn, angles wha OF was 1T from Sodom, had
slnos rescued und r God, the reluctant tri-
he wi h mercy.
SLOW far may we go in SIM
How long will God fotbasr?
Where does hope end, an where begin
The confines of despair?
An answer fr IN the skies is sent;
Ye that from God de part,
Will, 1t is called TO-DAY. repent
And HARDEN NOT YOUR HEART"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07
SHERIFPS SALE.

DY virtue of special execution to me directed and
ID delivered from the office of the clerk of the District
Court of muscane county, State of Iowa, against the
lands and tenements of Adam Ogive, Isabella Ogvie
William Calder, ct al hereinafter described, l have
levied upon and will expose to sale the 2Sh cay OF
November, A. d. 1862, at the Court House door, in
the city of Muscatne, the following described property
to wit Beginning at the northeast OF tho Iowa
City road and Eighth street, the city Of Muscatne
thence north degrees thirteen chains and
50 100, thence north frtysx degrees and Onefourth,
two chains and 30 100 thence north twenty
and one-half degrees west twelve chains and 3l100
thence north sxtysx degrees. west four chains and
95lO0 thence north Thirteen chsns and 92100; thence
east fourteen chains and 100 thence south thirty
eight degrees, east thrty-two chains and 44.100 ;
thence along the line of Eighth street, south ty-two
an1 onehalf degrees, vest twenty chains and 81
100 to the place of beginning seventy two
acres and 76-C0 Of acre, be the more less
thirty fve in township seventy seven range iwo west
of the 9TH D. m with a brick house and other ont
buildings thereon erected, and being the premises
wherein the said Adam ngvie resides except ing
and removing lot in block one, ard lot five in
block four, and lot eight in block seven in Cgilyiss
addition TO The city of Muscatine. reference being hac
fer more full description of said lots to the recorded
plat OF said addition promises being situate in
the county Of Muscatine and state of Iowa All Of
which will be sid to satisfy said special execution in
favor of Samuel CUlvor.
Sale to hetweon the hours of nine ocl ock
in the foreGoen and four O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day, and at ten O'Clock q. m. Ct said day.
Il HINE, Sheriff
Muse inc County.
Mnscatine, Oct 81, lSG2--iw prs fee $40 90.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

VINO ARE EXEMPT FROM UBAEy.-Th.
following is supposed to be tine list which tn
War Department intends to make out, EN-
braclns all persons |ho are not subject t
draft. If any class of citiyens are omittel i,
this list who ought not to be drafted, they ar
requested to give notice without delay
Those not subject to draft are
| All Infants at the br asst.
! All females b. tween the ages of Is and IS
All females under eighteen.
All females over forty.flve. sfE& W
All negroes, mu attoes and Ministers Of thu
Gospel. %S
Quadroons and Quakers.
Octoroons and Idiots.
All colord femal,s
| Lunatics and Costom House officers.
Exempt Fireman.
Men with Wooden Legs.
Cripples.
Blind men,
Seamen and Iabitual Drunkards.
Telegraph Operators and Marines.
Teachers in the Public Schools
Pupils in the Public Schools.
Old Maids.
Bachelors ever iortY.fve.
Married men over 45, whose wives won't
let them 60.
Newsboys under Is.
Boo!blacks do.
Organ Gsindars who have not been natur.
allied, Including there monkeys.
Brit Subjects and Shak'rs.
You, ladies at boarding schools.
Wet Nurses 80 - ..sssi at9a.. ~
= Veterans Of The war Of 1919.
The Oldest InhaLitant.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

fHE 35ra READY.-The balance of the uni
forms for the 35th regiment, consisting Of
coats, hats, drawers, shirts, &C., came down
on the Kate CasseN from Davenport last even.
hp. Ouartermaster Loffland is still at Dav-
export making arrangements for few little
articles which are wanting and necessary for
the comfort of the regiment.
The 3hth is now ready to proceed South in
search of traitors, and woe be to the butternut
gentry who may be 50 unfortunate as to be
placed face to face with them. 1t is gallant
regiment, raised in Muscatine and Cedar
counties, e. ght companies having been recruit
edir, the former and two In the lattercoonty.
The men are noble looking body, and do
honor to our State. Of the officers it is un-
necessary to speak. Col. Hill is too well
known to this community to require any
SPECIAL notice from u.s. Theremainder Of the
officers are men well worthy the positions
they hold, and viii carve out bright names
for themselves, if opportunity is eyer afforded
them. q
90 The si,sh will probably leave next week
We shall be sorry to part with them; but the
Government is in want Of just such regi-
sments at the present time, and ge therefore
say 60, and God speed you and give You an
eariy return to the homes you will so nobly
earn by your yaios IN defense of them i ]
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07
Drs. Andre & Stratford
DIR. ANDRE.

0eet eeAeASAsASi
0fthe Faculty Of Medicine of Paris, for
merry Chemical Chief of the Hospitals o,
Paris Surgeon Myor of the Eastern
Arnay in the rCrimea, Medal of Honor, o,
H. IL. the Emperor of the French tor til.
cholera epidemic of 1854. de-, dc.
\ Lib the above documents, and many Others on ex-
"A hlbtion at the Office. DIR. Aadre is assisted Ly
Dr. srratford from Boston and the different hospitals
OF the Union and for sevsral years doD an
family practice In this city and its vic .:.y,a :
Special treatment OF genital urinary dsedses such "A
diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder diseases
10 Women and class of disease known under ths
generic name of PRIVATE DISEASES
All kinds of surgical operations skillfullv
especially those connected with the genital urinary
organs. f.Et, ea .'f - : 'fffFs77. 7~--1
This class of disease, is more complicated than ma.
tienfs suppose and require extensive professional
ucaon and more compete ncy in their practice ths
those treating them can gsn orally obta n -
prs A. give to the ntlic all guarantee of thc;,
cemPeen"y to perorm all they profse Communications
ty letter, or 2,A.rWise, strictly confidential let
ters requiring an answer must contain one postage
lamp In urgent cases enclose IS, with full partcn.
ars of case and we will forward medicine immedistelv
with full directions. Good accommodations for "a.
tients irem abroad 6YiIIrl FffIi s7i77s'.-f.
Al letters must DC addressed to Drs. ANDRE stfat
ori Chicago, Hi.,' post Office box 1901 Office, IS4
sostn CiAlA street ---1it'-A - '4 15-W6m