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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-07

=. AT THE DOLLAR STORE, 43s Penn avenue, near
ga street Is now displayed the best assortment OF
gewe!ry and Silver plated Ware in the city. Drop
In there and supply yourself for ST no i-IVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-07

By T. BOWLING, Auctioneer, Georgetown.
A DMINISTRAT0R's SALE OF CARPRNrERs
DAY SoRNisa, iith Instant, Al 10 eiocs. 1ii
sell, by order Of the Orphans Court, AZ the Work
Shop of the late Thomas Cissel, Con Qress street
in the rear of I'll NJ. p. Church, Georeetowp D.
C.. a lot of Carr enter's Tools -
large Jack Screw,
Lot Of Lumb Der, work Benches,
Toois. Chests, and Tools
Lot Csrpenters Tools,
GIindstone and Morticing Machine.
Terms cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-07

By MkRsHALL PAGE, Auctioneers
GALE OF CONDEMNED sToREs-Wiu he ala
- at public Auction, on THURSDAY, Novembex
18Th io2 commencing at 10 clock O. m, ut Store
house between Il and n streets, near nd a lot -
Horse and Mule Harness, and other Qnarterunes-
ter, stores, ecndemned as unft for public use.
By order of o. J, DANA, Capt and A. M
no cd MARSALL PAGE. Auct4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-07

6; IN bEWARD-Strsye d from tae owner one
tfBc grey HORSE With top VIZ son and harness
The finder ill receive the above reward by leaving
the team at RANEY'S Livery Stable. corner of 6t6
and L streets no 7-ItI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-07

CsJn REWARD.-Lost the cara on the 9Th
CIV instant from Philadelphia In Washington
= hlack SATCMEI; containing books and accounts
belonging to T. BLACKWELL, Sutler of the 26th
regiment n. y. v. of no value ia any ore hut the
owner. The finder will receive the above reward
ny leAflng IL AT tDIE once. no i-lYr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-07

AT THE INDIA RrRBER STORE of Allen, Clapu &
Co, Penn, avenue, between 10th and nth str sets
the oacer and soldier may find great vsriety.of
Rubber Coats, Ponchas, Blankets, Leggins. Air
Pillows. Beds, Boots, Cups, Pipes and the thou.
.snd and one useful articles in the Rubber line
Also, large stock of Buffalo Robes lined and nm.
ors, Cork Beds. Horse Blankets and everythins tn
promote warmth aud comfort in the camp and field
Here, too, may be found a large assortment Of
shirts, u ndershirts, Drawers Stockings, Buckskin
Gloves and Gauntletts, Vslises, Leather Bags and
small trunks made to stard rough usage in baggage
wagons. Camp stools, Cots and Arm Chairs ali of
which will be sold st reasonable prices no S I'm
TIE ISpIAS HERB DocfoR, from Canada win
describe diseases and tell his patients the nature Of
their com plants Illness without receiving any
Information from them No charge for cors,atat ion
o. adri.e. Ofce, No. 1IaWsshington Building,
Pennsylvanla avenue, corner of Seventh street,
Washington. ID. q. Au2-n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-07

TIE DEPoT-All around the depot small
puHdlhgs are going mp, and what with the
numerous arrivals of passenger trains, and tie
transit OF freight trains, and the city railway
car, hotel coaches, hacks, &C., the locality is
lively one indeed. The main street o. lead
from the depot toward the centre Of the city
enonld be filled in with gravel, SO "a to be
louhd and browning, instead Of scooping and
no..o% as II now IS. il ought, in fact to be
Pafed In tne most substantial manner for tnere
Is no END TO the heavy wagons, &c, that 20 to
also 70 be good stone CROSSINGS. for la ,;n,ar
city. -. Va LAO
tINpiNG A HORSE LoosE.-Yesterday, "a
Mr.. Kelly was driving drove OF horses fror,
the depot 10 the corral near the Obseryator,
several OF them got loose and ran of. A soldier
named Sullivan found one of them s.Iaying
around loose" and took it into his possession
Dir. Kelly demanded il, but the soldier refused
to give it up. Oficer Crown coming along, ar
rested him and took him before Justice Clay
ton,w here he was informed that unl less he gave
the horse up, he would be prosecuted for steal
ing, ana not liking to take the chances of going
10 the Penitentiary, the animal was surren.
derrd.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

tennessee X yer, he will have to make wild.
0eloHr to accomplish :hat interesting deed
oKrmlshes between picksts Gro of dailv oc.
curre"ce, and II Is not VIC aling any rule To So
mat our pIckets never fall back; thew have =
force behind them always to maintain their ad
vance. Further we dare not publish. Sufti.
clent o say, that another BATTLE may soon occnr
ana wheD II does. the rout and permanent dis
PERSON OF the rebel army is inevitable"
U"drr date of Pittsburgh, Aprn IL. Gen
fi'Heck has Issued an order thanking Gen Giant
ahc B"eI' with their officers and commands for
'ne bravery displayed in withslandlng the rebel
attack on April and 7, aud impresses upon
oilicers and men ih- necessity of thorough dis.
clp'ne. Both Gems. Grant and Buell. are con.
'lnued IN Their respective commands.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

tens. Wa'hinton Barrow and w r. H..
a'hg' OF Nashville, aud Col. jos G. Gn,Id :,
''aiIa''" all members ofthe Tennessee M,ii,.' "
"''''. nave arrived at Detror. en- ro,,,o e.,
-. '"y he' where they will be confined un,', 49,
In''ne' ~ orders. Gen. Barrow was Min,s,o, 80
r1nug"l during TyIer's administrator ,"o :"
o""e's' tic is at present a member of 49,
,o ,o'a'e LEGISLATURE of Tennessee is a very prom.
a"sn' a"d i0huen,la citizen, aud par,icpIsrIv
jealous as one the Vigila ce Commi,,es =, -
MasnV'lIe in aFresting and sending Nor,b ., "
'ne breaking out of the rebellion. all ne,.oas
obnoxious to the Confederate GoveImon'
yen Harding belongs to one of The mn.;
wealthy and arisrocraiic families # TeD,oaos os
WIN ample leisure to devote 10 the in,osoS.
oi the Southern Government, he has mado b;, e','
SeI one Ot the foremost Of its leaders anI
cuP'es one OF the vry first positions in nu oo;o, Go
OF inh"eace 10 his State. Col Guild il So.o po,"'
iiy lees Distinguished. and occupies a nroninoo,
pace among the leaders of his State Co.
Johnson could not have arrested three m.n M N
ns o's,e OF Tennessee whose absence would
c1ose saeh vacancy 10 The ranks of The Sc
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
u l sc ELL A n EOUS .
Who is Col. Ashby.

correspondent of the New York UrorIJ
writing from Woodstock, Va, gives rho =,
lowing sketch of The Coufedera,o C.,.a.-,
Ashby
nS"oy-ho disclplned soldier, pursniog M
guar line OF warfare, winch IS mari of :.
'SIhg dIdere I branches of servioe
.''duy' cavalry and artlIlery--has d,splaved
r,a, e"p genius III the management of his
-, "1n nave made hun 10 the estimation
b.s . uI''''on no ordinary Commander. He
mas protected the retreat of Jackson mo-, ~
H'aoIy' anu while, at one time. onr sdvaDco
were close upon hIm, he rode M tho lii ~
I'fe 'aem as quietly as any peaceiul farmer nm
Market day. tie is graf horseman. and
~'"ays mas been; and through these rnonnt.ins
anu- loTests OF the Shena ndeah has r.nr.d o
horseback In the hunt of the fox deer. q nd bss
Si'ea distinguished himself in the Tournament,
wnich Is among the still cherished prsc,,ces of
the Vlrgnians, and am told while r;diDo -,
tne top OF his speed he Will throw his lance ,nan
'ns GROUND aud seize il again IN passinp with
lhe utmost dexterity.
'i,s "o'se' TOO, IS disciplined like his master
10 'he accomplishment Of the most wondsrtn'
ne drops 10 the ground in a flash. AT Tho
-. " "'s F'ueE' aud rises again as suddenly. |
Ue 'nlough the woods like deer, avoiding
quo oranches' clearing every obstacle,
JumP'ng fences or bitches with perfect eoso
Aii ~ho know him say he is a man of md |
es'' quiet demeanor; Il silent man. who koous
us o~H counsel and is held in the mos, tsbn.
iIus regard 0y his men and inferior officers
ne 10 sald 10 be Christian and man Of emf.
"ont P'e'y' as IS also his General, the S,ons.
. aI 'acAson' must frankly express the do.
s'ee " 'especI which have been led In enter-
'o'" ior tne chakacter Of this on.comm,t,ol
DARK inscra'able Col. Asbby.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

4he management axes p!rusure in an.
"ouncIhg TO the public that they are able for
this season of '62 to cater for their amusemen,
III, an superior manner 10 any travelling compaBv
Tue wagons have been newly painted aud dec
GRATED 80 as 10 present a neat and elegant an.
pearance' The harness s new and beautiful
Inc wardrobe Is OF the most costly description.
manufac 'ured from designs imported from Paris
during the past WINTER Hnd N fact the v hole
Paraphanalla is of such a description AS r. AT
once give satisfaction to all Wtll exL t,t ),
Smyrna TUESDAY, May 9Th. Aflerno3.. and
EVenlHg. Doors open at = and perfnrna,c4
TO Commence half an hour a!er. Adu,Iss,o,,
25 cents.
One OF the greatest features Of tins Eybib;.
ton Is the English Steepe Chase. lntroduc,no
the entire Company, mounted upon their bjob.
iy'met'Ied, thorough bred HORSES, lespInn
Hurdles, Hedges, &c. p'"e
THE ZOUAVE HALT.
"l!! a!so form another f"ature of the Show in
which the Horses viii, at the word orcomn.,d
lie down se'up, aud 60 through great variety
OF performances y
The beautiful TRICK HORSE. WASHING.
ION' Will appear at each Entertainment. nd
go through his wonderful and truly surpr,s,ng
Performancos. '''"e
i"e pef'"F"ers are all we'll known and pop.
a a. ar, ana comprise all the Stars of France
England ard America.
Look at III" names: Dan Gardner. r Hen.
ml"gS, He" Der Gus, John Foster, Henry Mo.
teste' S1g' or Parker, F. w. Whrt,ker. Mans
ba"on, iI hr- h'o'hcrs, Miss Eliza Gardner
"""' a'n' &c. I''' Minnie Master Ed Gar.
liner, { Rck-r. J. Womboid. II. ol,pe ,nd
'oSt OF au%IIIarIcs; the whole forming brprbI .
;onS'eIatIon OF Equestrian Acrobatlc and Gym
'hS'ic talent; 'hc whole enl!vnncd by The w,,
d 'hree gr"a' Gowns, Dan Gardrer, Join Fo..
er and Young Dam
On he morning Of exhibition the Comnonv
VII enter town in grand procession headed bv
'eter BrItner's American Brass Band seated in
beautiful Band Conch, drawn by line Of
plend'd horses, followed by all the horses.
'onIes, carriages. luggage vans, &c, &c.
WlIl also exhibit in Odessa, MAY 5lb. and a,
Dover, May 7th.
= nv w. d. GARDNER, Ag't.
" h'lNhf' Advertiser. apl24-2t.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

n MODEL HUsBAND.-A husband ought 10
nave great good nature, good hnmor and nood
sense Lively by all means. Stupid BY no
means lis person agreeable rather than hand.
some. No great objection to six feet, with an
exact Symmetry of parts Always clean. but
not toP'sh IN his dress Youth promises a dn.
Tnuon ,a' OF happiness. therefore is agreeable
"siI read IN the classics, but not pedaul Ex.
pef'9enlaIiy a qualned with natural pblloso.
Pny' a toierabIe ear for music, bot no fddler.
! must repeat it again, no. iddling husband,
An easy and Unaffected poiteness. No bullv
JUST as much courage as is necessary to defend
ms own and his wlfe's honor No traveller ::
10 enthusiasm for the "vertu." May fortune
smile on the man of my wishes! a free,bjnk
er 10 everything except in matters of religion.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

J." Abiding to the transfer of Gen poDo,.
army TO Pittsbnrg. The Chicago Posi- savs r..
's position at Fort Pillow hss been occu1;.d dra' "a,
anetssr corps, and that operation, tbe,e ,'i, "y
Roo" ss nsns': II adds: " In the mean ,i~,o
Gen. Hsllenk has his srmy again in erds, e. .
~"h aHesa iTeops and increased artillery. he !.
now In the ield. Hissrmy is, we ire info,""od q
80 s'fasgsd that it.is impossible, except bv |.
tefes o. twice its numbers. to defeat hin
y nnradsaliy he IS preparing for the work nd i
esaufegara proposes to water bis horse in n !, =
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

CURIOUS FAcTa.-If tallow candle be
P'aced Ia gun aud be saot at door, It will
20 through without sustaining any injury nd
" musEet ba be fred into water, It viii re.
Douno and D. hGItened as if fired against sny
natu SUBSTANCE. \ muskvt bail may be fired
'nrough pane glass, and II the glass be sua
Pended Nv thread, il will make no difference,
and the thread not even vibrare.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

uEN Z. F. SMITH, whose death has been an .
nouhced oy Gen. Haleck, is the gallant officer
VINO led the Western troops to victory a For
Oonelsoh. lie was native Of PhisdeIphla.
a''H tne son OF DR. Samuel Smith. Surgeon IN
.nS United States army. MIR. Smith was
o'aVe ana excellent officer. thoroughly trained
10 military schools, and had seen much se,vlce
lie was about fifty years of age.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

"en' Fren'lss, who was taken prisoner bv
'ne rebels at the battle of Shiloh is SAID 10 have
maze a rouslng Union speech 10 his caprors =,
Gfand Junction, Mississippi According to The
Cnicago Tribune, in had such On fleet on those
VINO heafd that Twelve of the audief CO man.
nseu 70 WORK their way out to Gen. Fla .Ieck's
''heS 10 take the oath of allegiance.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

70 'eph"w, not a son, of Pierre So,Io
VINO was wounded at Pursburg o. Shrl +. Ue
says 'oa' the night before the ba,tle The r.h''l
'o'ces were sufficiently near our camp 10 nm
uers'and ordinary c"neer,ution. aud remained
e"e'S'uroed iIIl Gen Bragg arrived w,,o h..
'Ofces aud the attack was commenced "'
some persons shane the devil. not by speak.
ing The trn h, bot by outlying him.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

lhE MVrILATIoH OF TaEAsuRY NorEs
Is STATED that evidence has beea received a,
'he Treasury Department that the wo,k .,
'"u'''a'ins treasury notes has become quite a
business ard not en- Improbable one A
'&'p'ngion correspondent Of the New York
Times says:
~ muiIiator takes one ten dollar note and
'EAf7 on tenth DarG on one corner and naas.s
"' a" nate for Si0--nobody questIouIng maj
> Per'ec'ly good. He takes another note NJ
''' sane denomination and Tears off tenth
PN't 81 anoiher corner, and go on until he has
A'ciFed tour co'ners Then ne lakesano,ber
"''e ana tears ont . CO from the INNER slda
''gh'; IRON another note a Deee from tho ~,
per sde lett, nexi TO the cnrnpts: from ,,v,
"iofe notes piec0 Is extracted from The lowe,
siue t'gnt OF one, and a niece from the jous,
e'ue IeH OF the other: from the ninth uota bs
removes piece from the right of the middle
aSu RON the tenth and last note niece f,om
'ne iet' middle. Then he has Ten D,r,s of
"hA' appears TO be single ten dollar ireasnry
""'e' witch he ingenIously plstes rogethersod
P's7ss Hn under the plea that the note sac.
C"eh'aiIy torn TO pieces, but ls nevertheless
Jfst as good as IT 4 were whole. SioguIa, =.
t' may seem, this business has become -, a.
te1'iVe that the attention of the pover,,oa,
H1s been called to it, and it is DECIDED as ~.
on,y eheciual way OF checking the evil. no, ~
teuesm any note at par auless il is whole .,d
'C oeouc' one dollar for every tenth D,r, of =
no'e 'orn OH, and in that proportion for l.,ro.
aHe uh's removed ! make the above s,a,o
ment upon the authority of the Treasure, ~
the United States. u
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

Fort Pillow. Where is Fort Pillow The
papers make dreadful work IN regard to the
location of Fort Pillow. No two of them. so
lar as have seen. agree as 10 It's location
The New York Tribune, ct Thursday, has a
cut showing It's fortIfcarions and locality. ond
places 1t Immediately above Memphls, saw one
or TWO mHe" from the city. The Cincinnati
udSeue locates 1t about twelve mrles above
MemPhIs, while the New York WorM saws II
IS about forty miles above the city. IL lsas
tonlshlng what mistakes, as to geography, some
OF our papers do make as well as in regard 10
otner matters connected with the war
rt Pillow is above Fort Randolph some
ten m'ies-between that and Fulton-wb,
Fort Randolph is some sixty miles above Mcm.
Phls' oy the river. There is a Fort Pillow. Of
recent construction, jnst above Memphis. and
$3.50 another one, or was so called but few
ihlleS beIo" the Kentucky line, and hack some
distance from the river, bur the fort Pillow now
oelng attacked by Com. Foote and Gen. pooe
,s' as above stated, some seventy miles above
" emphls. and at the first of the Cbickss,w
olufts.-PiHsburg Gazette
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
Take Notice.
CHEAP DRY GOODS.
on CLOITI&. BOOTS AND SHOES tI,yv
AND CAPS, GROCERIES. QUEENSVARE.
AND PROVISIONS.

ne subscriber has just received a large md ,,oI,
selected stock Of Dry Goods 81, as are nsunII, r,
"a country Store which he we'll sell atprr,cs ,r,, -,
Carpets Will he found compIce ana be s,I J'u' " "i
prices ne Will sell good Shoulder Bacon NJ GI ,a
and old Hams at \ cts EnwNpTn u, n,i ~ c'S.'
Smyrna. Jan. %, 1862 "r-Nh'
r S.-For snIe cheap and on naccou,poI.,;,
Coon IoRsE. amounting terms.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
One Price System.

as near ms possible, NAV rely upo1 moi heino ol
eu ,MIce the worth of an article buf fair and iivino
p"n merely saving the t,ue trouble and copf,s;ns
.'"' I' caused toy asking tremendous big prlces yIb
W. oA ec'"i"h OF being "jew,d" a fair price winch
iT!n"ih "iVes satisfaction 10 the purchaser
handful Tor past favors, res pectlully sollcita con-
aplO rnUv.DD vy.no
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
Farmers, Look Out.
Guns and Pistols :

b ne subscriber informs the citizens Of Smvrno or
r.,y Unity adl"rent that Hc has tahcr the bonso E
merry occupied by julius Passpucr onnos,r , 10, io,
t.Ieo nc'ory OF Cahoon Carrow. on Commrrce .,
WRS[e %RTS ne IS prepared 10 mike all kinds Of FIRE
liz hlheS' NnSkcts ShotGuns. Pistols Nc
the business i'm Germon,. I n"ut' t' having learned
Ar pm P,In''Pai establishments IN tins country.
n 10 KINDS KINDS OF Repalrng done on rcasnnabIe Terms
NICHOLAS GLATT
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01
sSe"i Estate Agency, Aucliou.
CCyisl%. .Nc.

,,rrion i ~. ~ ''''>' been '.-a-cd I'd tie !Jwcr
'i'',' ~ \'" N'.e county 81, Auc,.acel ,,t
oif,r nv .>''' ''''' - .'oIrr Kent county
NIn ht," st taken n. r -, - ,i'a
'No 81 iLbING 2oI AIarAcl ,ircr ,. .I r. .l'e
lcmrn , l = gr'nlls can be rc.ar,c. rr.n " pr
regard 10 my qualifications Tb1,c Nh, mills ~
E,,,I. "in' W"HI'he>s a an Anri.o..err anJ R";],
f-t"t are respectfully requested! /, eIy. ,, ,''
nv NV 'gr' ~ al eases WI he mod, f..'c ap
MI TO my motto IN iae trl,,s,,I,, :, 'i'r e'tfo"'
rnis,, sI 70 me- me people Of Wl.minsrn. and r
anG ,G'ary NeN Castle county. lo have Er E.,lo r%o'
IL ~ '''T' '"N"r'i % dis oae Of. NH NM
y. Rents and collections ol ali ki,.L' 49,,
|" m al portions ol Ncw Ca,tIe co,mIt
~ HoNEl on Duud ai.I frorig.,, - y ~ IL ~
a me energetic and rumI in hs derarr,nr"' Will
ID. r. RICK
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01

FORT PULAsKL-FOrt Pulaski, recentlv cs n
'nred by the Federal troops, guards The an
proach"s TO Savannah, Georgia, and is one n
me most important Qualifications erected IN m,
southern coast. 1t is built on Cockspur Island
at the mouth of The Savannah river. and dis
tani about fourteen miles from The civ. The
walls are 6bout forty feet high, and presen,
TWO tails toward the sea, with ranoes Of fire
radldtlng at opposite angels. The fort has EN-.
orasares ON the front and channel side for one
row OF guns, under bomb proof easements with
an additional tier of guns en- barbetfe. The
interior of the fort is we'll supplied with larOe
fnrOnces for heating thot, quarters, barracks
ammunition. &c
WIDE ditch surrounds The work, and. when
dry' can be used by sharpshuOters with as much
enec' as rItie pits, or could, IT necessary. he
easily flooded. Vessels OF large size. in an.
pfoaehIng Savannah, are obliged to come with.
III one hundred yards of the tort. al least. and
at 'hls point the guns Of large caibre can be
MADE TO concentrate and utterly destroy aoy
thIng bat a Monitor or Merrimac. Fort PuIas.
~ mas Away been considered one of the 6nest
tortihcatlons on this continent II covers .
larger area than Sumter, but has one ller of
guns less.
Smyrna times., 1862-05-01


wi as CAIVALRY IN WINCHESTER, Va
neSeE our arms have penetrated into the
I VI 'he FeOels, the first act has been to
Ps'soOs and property against outrage.
e"u II 10 matter redoundlnp 10 the credit rs
our troops that the repulat,ons sdon,ad 49,
mol ocen violated, but the rnos, nsrf,o, -
~" Tue greatest safety exists ie every to,vD !,
O"I possession. This consideration for tho 70
OeiS should entItle our soldiers 10 cenr,esv in
te'u'"' out so bitter ls the spirit of secessinn
'"a' aC'e oI Tuleness and insult are f;ecuentlv
Pe'peuated towards them IN return for Their
Aihuhess and torbearance. In Wincbester
,"ese manifestations have become so uDbears.
ole' especially from that portion of the ;,babi.
'ants calling Themselves "ladies." that the
commanding otlcer has been csnlDelled 10 mo.
nee H. ana issue an order advising the ciiizaos
10 oe more DISCREET, and announcing reouIatione
"hich VIII teHd 10 prevent any unpleasant con
SEQUENCES that might arise from their acting as
o"I"lSS EdIe Claiming saa protection of the
du'ho'i"es, Tor wHOtn they take every
occasion 20 snow their hatred and con,empt.
Virginia has always boasted of the biyh ,ona
ct It's society and the elegance of ,ts n,enna,a
oo.' win 1heH patriotism, all this refinement
ah1 courtsey seem 10 have fed. for in an ,b.,
constitutes true geniility. patience under insnl, |
courtesy Tor rHaeHess, aud forbaarauca n,,dor
P'eV"cstion' our soldiers show an InfniteIv /
oste' sense OF The quality than The self stvlen
c""aI'y' As class, those slld,er- WIN arc
mostly tom Pennsylvania are the equals Of onv
o' 'ne virginia aristocrary. Tttyare edpca.
e .eu ,a'n'fs aud mechanics. accustomed. many
u men, 70 The refnNmenIs which a good
s'c'dl pos''.oH and easy crcumsiauces epa1Iea
man TO cuiutat3. The letters which c.,,a
.Um mem prove thai they possess high de-
= n'e''Fc'uaI culture, ard their good
c 'nduct under the lIeatment they r.caioo r.
thesa ty whom they are surrounded. sbou 49,
:" 'ns matter OF good breeding, they h.vn
gfea'Iy 'he advantage OF The ch!yaIry.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25
DEPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,

Sin have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice since you made them, and cannot hesitate to
say they the best cahartc employ. Their rcgu
latng action the liver is quick and decided
quenty they admirable remedy for arrangements
Of that organ Indeed, have seldom found Of
bilious disease obstinate that ii did not readily yield to
them. Fraternally yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, NJ. d.,
Musician Of NE Marine Hospikll.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25
As a Family physIc.
From d.. y. w cartiorght, Nei0 orleans.

From Dr.. II. ". Ca1tlcfIght, Neio orleans
Your Pills are the prince Of purges Their excellent
qualities surpass any cathartc possess They are
mild but very certain aud eeeta in their action on the
bowels which makes IL I'm Invaluable to us IN the daily
treatment of disease.
Headache, ickHeadacIse, Foul stomach
From Dr.. Edluard Boyd Balimor.
DEAR Bro AVER: cannot answer you sobdt complaints
have cured with yonr Pills better than to say all that zoe
euer treat ruth pgdtire medicine place q eat depen-
dence on an efectual catartc in my daily contest with
disease and believing MS do that your pills afford tho
best we have, of course value them highly.
PIrTsBURG, Ia, May ], 1865.
On. J. O. AVER. SIR have been repeatedly cured OF
the worst hedddche any body have by dose Two
Of your Pills. IL seems TO arise nom foul stomach,
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great respect, Ed W. pREnLE,
CTe1h Of yramer Clarion,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-11-25
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