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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-18
sADDLERY.
Charles BabcOck.

Charles BabcOCk.
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Coach and Saddlery Hardware,
MAIN STREET,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
HAVING COMPLETED MY ARRANGE
fscturers for direct supply of all goods in my line
enabled TO offer Inducements that can not fail
to be to the interest of all engaged in the business
TO give me trial.
nare in part.
Arles,
Springs made
Oft ne best StFrI'
Bands, enameled abr
all kinds of Leaths.
Cloths, Innings for Carriages,
Varnishes, Castings of all kinds;
Saddle Trees, English Bride LeHthers;
Bits, Stirrups, Spurs, Hames, line Silver
Hanes Of all kinds Jeuny Lind Gig Trees
Self-adjusting Pads; Taylor's Patent Hames; Fly
Nets Shoe Thrsads; Horse Blankets London
Grth Webs, American Girth and Rein
Webs, both cotton and worsted Lon
don Welt Skins superior article;
Ivory Gutta Percha and Brass
lined MartengaI Rings;
superior kerseys for
Horse Covers the ~
bestquaiity Of
Carriage
Bolts
Patent Gig Trees, &C., &C., &c, &c.
keep in fact everything appertsining 10 either
branch of the business, and understanding bath
branches thoroughly, we would respectfully invite
your attention before purchasing elsewhere.
am also Agent for Wards Patent Spring Sa
sp2nd& &w
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-18
AUCTION & CoMMIs'ION
AUCTION AND COMMIssION,

TT NELSON CO., WOULD INFORM THE
II. public that they will attend 70 selling on
Commission at Auction, or Private Sale, any and
Ill kinds Of Merchandise. Particular attention
given TO selling Real Estate. We will attend ts
selling Horses, Mules, Wagons, Carriages, and
Vehicles Particular attention given 70 selling
Household Furniture, both old and second hand,
and will attend 20 auction sale II sny part Of the
city or county.
H NELSON viii pay particular attention &c
collecting debts or claims; will act es egent for
renting houses and collecting rents, and a and
all business entrusted 10 US.
Once Oh Main Street, opposite Court HouEe.
door from Crescent City Bank, Evansville.
myI5 H NELSON & &C.
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MILLINERY.
Cloaks, Msntillas, & Dressmaking.

MRS. ELIZA sPIEGELBERG, WHO HAS
INl just returned from Louisville, hiss re opened
her old stand on First Street, between Main and
Locust, where she will be happy to wait upon her
old friends and patrons again.
She has engaged tbs assistance of enc of the best
D-eSemaL, re- of Louisville, who guarantees every
Dress she makes 10 Mt 10 perfection.
MrE spiegelbe-g clso has bought large as
eo.tnSent OF eiikS, Heed Dreeeses Esir Braids and
cprls, Jadys' Pocket Handkarehiets Of every styis
and = greet many other articles Tor tie conve-
riecoa OF tho Ladies of EveSsvie a!.d vicinity toe
numerous 70 rasot!or-
The beot Sowing MsehiSee o. Grover SaLsx
mandatory for family use, for sale by
Mrs. ELIZA sPIEGELBERG,
No. Is First Street bet Main and Second
mari
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-18
LUMBER.
Lumber and Shineles.

T HAVE JUST RECEIVED 4 LARGE sToCy
j OF Pine Lumber and Shingles, direct from tie
Allegheny, which an now drawing at ths La
raasco Wharf. any person IL want OF the above
articles will Sno It 70 their advantage 20 coll OF
ne before purchasing elsewhere. have the !ayg
est and beat nssortnent in the city, and can sell as
low as any other man.
je4dlm JAS. SWANSON.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-18

Dry Goods House.
Black, Plain and Fancy Silks,
Foulsrd Silks,
Fine Mozambique Dress Goods, plain
and Check;
Bareges, 0rgandies and Jaconets,
Lawns, Mourning and Summer
Dress Goods, of every description.
Point Lace Collars,
Collars of every Variety,
Mourning Sets,
Mourning Collars,
Silk Talmas Sacques. and
Circulars Of all kinds,
Lace Mantles,
Summer Shawls,
Silk Parasols, beautiful assortment
just received.
Marseilles Quilts and Spreads,
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
Staple Goods of every description.
N q TI q M -.
Our stock in this line is large, and of the finest
quality, to which particular attention is directed
Remember the place for bargains.
NO. FIRST STREET,
EVA VILE, INDIANA.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-13
From Beyond the Border.

We abbrsylats our editorial proportions this morning
to leave larger space f,r excerpts iron late 10 eg'
MIS-. The proeeedu g Of the New York Peace Con
vepon will be read With lt ret ani their TpoTtai &c
,eceu;.d with proper reserve ard caution SO large
uthsrng OF avoEed snti-Sar rpreser tatves aid such
bold gpe,c in a State where but lev months ago
arrests a imprisonment by tel grsphle order from
Washington we're Of dsiy oecurrerce where the pre-
vas m, zzd r,e speech s,atd and universal terrorism
prevailed. Indicate progress. We attach tbs much i'm
portance 10 the Couveutior would be unsafe 10 si-
taeh more; cr We are dealing with an enemy, who ar
ipssnsibe alike to tie suggestions Of enig tened self
in or a, tie ajmcnlions history aEdtte eounseb Of
rOa0kiudan en- my that be neither persuaded b.
reason or instructed by eIFeri' nee. The revival o.
,smors Of recognition by Fraree TO be followed BY
othes leading Powers will not agitae the people
have harmed be bi Of such expectations, and hsve
come to fe, that We can altogether dispense With the
Interested smiles ard rerosnary encouragement which
alone at ills late day are TO be looked for. The Mex
can M. las at last been cracked By the capture Of
Puebla and its garr;soR by the Freaeh The city o.
Mexico Is probably BY this time also in their hands,
after which rotLirg s to be expected but peace. The
a6yices from cur own various theatres Of will be
found sbou, as truthful as usual among them the read
or viii note fresh capture of yicksburg. AnOther
steamer was Of course about to sail
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-13

LESLIE COMBS Of Tho- ard Mrs Virginia NJ Garnet
de Al the Hanover Academy HOspAy May 15h 1863 The
1871 year If his age.
He meber Of Co. p Oh Va Cavalry, and 10 was while
10 the faithful discharge Of his soldier that he was
With the disease that Terminated his earthly existence
brave and hs'oc young has been taken from
der, hs gallant and patriotic Arm and faithful In the per.
Torrance OF every duty which he owed 20 his county
slie noble hearted, much beloved
ted by all who knew hm and at his home The
Joy all hearts, Oh how Uncertain the reatonshios of
Tie present M Just begin ta enjoy the and to
anticipate the pleasures Ct the future sngune expec
BY unexpetet cange Of not
'~sys cmprehendsd by Aud tll its our duty acqn
al these changes because hey direction Of
Him who incapable Of doing yrosE 1t not
he, DOR lossi lis eternal gaai for h last words were,
rady and sing die Heva8 consistent Christian du
"a aEec'onale brother.
Msy Gcd sugtain hs brothe and sisters In this ie
sfncfon. Igl WP.R
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-13

~ Sssrs eSssssss rsssi % sS@r'S''d % S' A'''
. ~ allg." = ~, -, D.. -
$50. Tsis g lCn9 1dHdtag, otgas % % Sf-o.
~ f 1aa g. 10 b dsF0rtsd ron. OoaasaTy n"os
--.l;v tis.f linss are c2argcd J0r AZ co0srfisais
- e oss.nos Ssae~0ss q Fsura reseieS oosf-s'se@
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-13
NEW oRLKASs, Tuesday, June 2, 1868 |
81 o'clock.

The Bcrpils is just in from Baton Rouge. There has
been no engagement at Port Hudson since the 27th.
A. the ehs on that day the First Louisiana (colored)
showed great pluck marching up to the guns within
eighty paces at double-qulc supported by the Acb
m One Hundred and seventy.fouEth New York and
One Hundred aud Sixty.frst New York. under command
of Col. Nelson These regiments are completely cut up
OF the First Louisiana only about 200 are left. On
reachiug the third bsttery of siege guns the rebels
opened them with terrific slaughter, when they
forced to retreat receiving heavy shot, shell aud eces
OF railroad iron from IL 10 Is irches long.
The One Hundred and Seventy fourth New York took
three guns from the rebels, but could not hold
them, and we're obligedto leave them
The rebels fought with great de'peration-every
be1g cu down Mt the guns of the first and second
batteries
TIE fight may be renewed, but it is now the policy to
starve the rebels out.
Col. Gardiner in command of the fort, sent in nag
of truce, Offering TO surrender if Gen Banks would al
low him 10 march out With guns, provisions &c ous L
was declined.
One of the staff of Gen. Ranks came down on the
Iberyie wounded in the leg. Most Of the Federals
wounded are shot in the legs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-13

FROM The ARMY OF TIE PoroMAC-THE MOVEMENT bCkprs
RAPPABAsSocE.
The correspondent of the New Yo-k Times writes
from the Army of the Potomac, June 7h, as follows;
The situation here remains unchanged. The positicu
taken by Howes Division the south bank OF the Rap
pahannock Friday evening, s still peacefully held
only hostile manifestation during the past twenty
four hours, has been occasional sheu from four
and half inch Rodmin stationed On the bills on tbs
side Oar ssirmshers hold the line of Deep Run adj
the Boa ling Green read while the sheuy in par
sight about one fourth of mile further on No large
bodies of their troops 10 sight About mile d.
rscIy in front of position, and tue crest OF the
bill il battery in sight, but this ID all see
There il abundant evidence however. that the enemy
is closely ching movements, vidently hoping We
may continue advance, aud meet him on his chosen
ground I can say that depends altogether on 0rcum-
stances. --t
Our troops lay on their In the open psin GOV.
cred by several batteries Of thoseerc brass Napoeous
They are in excellent spirits aud enjoy this episode
better than the dull and tedious life Of camp.
A large detail of men is to-day engagedin Destroying
the enemys rife pits the bank Of the river near where
we crossed The bitches being filed up ana ne
banks eveled eff thus restoring the ground to ts
er level surface and deprving the enemy Of tue In
diate use OF this defence and facilitating the passgs
troops over the ground.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-13

nRErnAMY

In Richmond city, Va the 1lh nst Mrs. MARY BARKs
Dale II daughter OF the ae Frap-
| els J. Dailar, OF Baltimore Md. lie
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-13
PaUN pays LATEm FnOM EBR0lfR

ARRIVAL OF TIE AFklCA-RUMORs OF AN AP-
PROACalNG RECOGNITION OF TIE SOUTHERN
CONFEDERACY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-13

WHEAT,
jas-at E&s, WoRTHAA CO.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-13
DEMONSTRATION IN Favor OF AEcOoNr1IoS-spREcu OF
Mr. RoEBUCK

A great open air meeting was held at Sheffield on
Fuesdav May 26ih, 10 consider the advisabeness Of
aemoratE Ok the Government to fuse It's good Offices
procure a suspension Of hostiltes between the North
nd South with q view to an arrangement Of tie di-
srence between them" The meeting called in pur-
'aanee Of reqliston by the Mayor, attended
y aboui 10 600 persons.
Mr. Roebuek, in the course of lorg and character.
stio speech, said-The question which have con
to discuss, so far as concerned is an entirely
giish question What bave to consider is what is
the interest Of England What Is for her interest
believe 10 be for the interest Of the world We hold
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-13

The steamship Africa, irom Liverpool on the morning
of tne sob, via Qleenstoun o. the Slst Of May, ar
rived at Baiiax on the oh inst The following sum
mary Of the is copied from Northern papers OF tn
lOst:
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-07-28
ofscial List or oficers and Patients.

Tie following is an official list Of officers and
patients now in connection with, ana IN, the
Hospital at this place
Sargeoa n CGarye---ASTHoSY HEcga, Sur
geon T. s. A.
Assistaat Saggeoa--W. II. GARDNER, U y. A.
Acting Asst. Sayeons---C. L. HoGEBooM, GEo
JOHNSON. 4. LlEaoLD, II. n. WRGHT, VI. A..
BoorH. 4. VAN CLsRr, Wa. +. BucHAgsAN.
Cgapfaia---ReY. j. A. SpoosER.
MEDICAL Cadet---E. b. s. SHoEMAKER.
Hosp,tat Stescards---H c. ARCHIBALD, Chief
Steward, j. r. SrAMBAuGH, r. Il. WKRswAG, ].
~ MelsowAg~--
, 1863-10-29

the Union linea It Kemphis. Hsfe he
etayfo until be had gained information which
would be bsncdcisl to ,he enemy, and thea
took hi. departure for Di1io-where, By tell
Ing Largo stories Of his e1rloit., be obsaloed
= conMislon to raise co1npauY Of re'roits.
and By the assf.la1ce Of others. he succeeded
In g-t ;pg 1buut. 6e7eEty-fEe men; sud,
will the sasistarce Of Sol. Street, he co.,
,ctitied III the u ion men he could find,
:1.1or Ing stcerh sym ratbiZcss 70 10 frot.
subsequently. howcser. nearly all Ai* con-
tc.iptt escaped, aEd has only about twenty
uti 1eft-the same With which he made the
attack on Brownsville. Allen is good typo
Of the class Of men of which ths gue.ilias are
composed. They care very Little for tue sue.
cese If the Southern Coptederacy, their solo
ohjtc beirg to plurder the weak and help
.1ess. We truss eoEc means will yet be de-.
sised IN clear; Wet Tennestecans Of the
Living ba1ds which fnfest it.
Bu1LD1sus, &c.
IL said t1iat aa engineer l. now in Cairo.
n:hifg The preliminary Surveys for the pro-
1otd inproyene1ts. aatus to be mado bJ
The Illinois .C.a,.sl r.i!.c.I. In :ac way Of .
lolel. eepot, vh>1f hoat for freight and pss
tergesr, etc. Itia to be tortd that .copjtc
ta!c n,ay 1os once tiosc no ii<r. TH.W.
, 1863-10-29
HYMN, md, moreover, condemned h:rto tho


ehe left the tribunal with the assur.rce
ttat she had done E good mornings work
nets aHd ~ ths tb Pr o1 Of 0a.
aupounced Immediately after the trial, 1t IL
tur cosed 1b4t The "busf2ess" must have
tten ne e2otia1ed then and there Madame dc
Saint Marc has beccme oue Of tho grestest
Authorities il, Paris. Let no ran lHoagtae
flat he 1uar,ies tie wonau OF his cho:c:.
However 1nnch he nay fancy himself smttt"a
with tue bright e5e; asd 1noy .ipa q tae ~ ~
tlrst quad.illa by the respectable lady ~tsh
ersv hair Ee has known from chldhood-
forever much he may admire the ltghtness
ard elegance Of the figure aud the charm and
wit ct FER convirssfion4 nc viii NOE % al.
loved to fsll In love bJ Mtdarae dc Saint
Marc, whose "1o,k' he is eo7,tenplastcg.
nnIc.e his fortune las borne thu tcst Of scru-
tjpY bstrccr tic respectable. old lad1 With
rTsy air and The busincss ageut OF "hom "e
AJAX. All hss been cauvstsed, weighed snd
ciscutEtd btfu1thand. The Incidents hrve
betn ar1eIee6; nag the very ball whereas he
meets tie fsir oamse1 "b3 Incident" has
bter got up for this yory rarposo
Msuaue dc Ssi1t harc keepe IN elesssc: ca.
tab,nbnent. A sesvant in livery rece1vea
your ea.t in scrt # poos's box, Of which
Madame Keeps the key, 80 that your face
alone spG not your Dauao Is msde familiar to
the Iacquey, 9he 7ecsiVca you in = room
hug rlu1 with pprtraits Of Ill the young
l.d:es FIR nIo;u size wi:hes to do business Ia
Srur particular case. SAe has Al aloam Of
plo;efix1 bic lik.nts-es. whcre each fair Gus.
tomer ia presented, with reference III cypher
which teflt tf her dot aud tho pretensfans to
be Satisfied. Ttese vary according to birth.
station ard accomplishments; but tho geAnd
. 1uttslon Of The dttalways ranks frat, ard the
MAJ ot 1t would never be compensated bY
my 4 gree of besu:y,. .ta'eot, OF virtue ID tbs
fair A&p,raDt 10 mat5imony. .....
The nea,t Of La Joupe France has become
Inaccessible to any cnthusiasm save that crc.
sted ~ the p1czpect Of IN easy ind con:ented
old age.
, 1863-10-29
OUR N NAVY
The New Fleet of Swift Steamers
Building.


Frem the New York Times, Oct. a4th.1
1t il srnc.s1iy known that The Nary De.
ps1tmtht ie having bullt fleet If swif- attau.
e1e for the nsyy. The dep1cdatfons commit
ted On our Commerce b. the pirates A.abams,
F1o1ioa and Others, having rendered it Innis-
ptpsable for Us to hare vessels whose chief
Characteristic is speed. tue Govcrnme has
eet shout the aork Vigorously. es will be seen
fem lie fol1oHipg statement Of facts.
E1cluslVe Of Lie iron 'cla6s Puritan and
Dir1ator, which are to be tho fastest. essels
Ct ths kird ever coustrucfcd-tteir engitcs
bs,i1 G c1liLd. Is Ct over hundrt inches in
oiamete.-,hree wooden 81, auers Of propapiJ
from =, 500 t. ,000 tors burden, aEs no~ gu
the stH Ks Doc e Them, the 1d.ho, build.
lrg BY MIR. Henry 6tterr, was mlnute1y dc
tcTibed in our columns few days .iuca The
second IL tns n&nbanogue. d magnificent
g s1t f nearly 3,0o0 tons burthen, building in
tue chip htuse at lie Bro :k!Yn Navy Yard,
f. m which lhe celebrated fdgato Niagara
The following Is = list Of the fast vessels un-
d. 4rr1A@ e. h,.f1k
, 1863-10-29
fer the Arntp.
1or 1Dt -ArHp.
REcKUlTs FOR
OLD REGIMENTS.
Veteran Volunteers, $4O2 Bounty
and Premium.
AL other Recruits, $302 Bounty
and Premium.

An b:t-ood!*d uea. betFcen ~ aSss I AkhesN
lsted Aud have I'd Ter E1t less taaa utne maaeA
b-sesvrd IF EEAE V.l..0 u rE8N7 SD - saoa
Sloe 60 .sd ~ r&c-iee ~ II pa1 II aa7sRc9.
az cnut;J .na 1.c.luo. II $aaA
o ~ o!rer = t-r Obj Keglueats noe Vtse.
Es, Esss S,E =. ss*p,3tc rd,.aca A:d ooa3t1 sd
Sath ietzuts vii BE- al ow+I +, SELECT THE KXaE-
LEST .t;Sa a. rte;trs to loto. AID WI. ba ,nas-
Al sha t.h tc jsir any It The xalssat B.xlmaaAR
rtN it tts ae3d and to serctvr tae nnu41c Ms pqA
ties ctxsd ~ The Gose' cruoar car ha7a IL. priTt
lege b. calling 1t fbe H. acQuArIe.s Of:
CAPT WILLIAM JAHEa, PTov-a& MA1shAl sf tAs
1T Efst1et A. FLEA 90
&kpk, ANS 3. k:tH,N. EfoFoat A2:shA1 stsa 5o4
p:u csg1 :ThN tnsTACE, Fro.oat xAsh1l of tAs
4 GsSs ~ %Jaas5 x1onRuP ?, provcss ka1sha1 es ~
csnt Ja a4:;s Il. Allan, P1o7ost Aa:4ss1 Ut NJ
Z c.ps ys hBsL Los g 0xoK1H rro7oss Marshal o< Hs
6ts DkEtt At ,lQlIET -.
Cart u. IlrHl- N. EI1Vpat Mania! Of tho III u0r
Capt $50 P,orost harlhal ct taa ~
fsps: + F. We LAiK PEoToss HsrnA: Of H.
10Th nttrtex, AtJALks :Ev4LlK.
Csnt MrRl INKRl.l lKEAs Provost 1szsssl ofsas
Nv WI III Ws.noK9E ~ErpIv. ,rta,ost R.ssaa1 Of ~
1st, Djstr : st ITl'fs: e1d
Gx3s is shE n, PHILLIPS. P1ovose AAraAsl II
tho 18th D9ts1c< It CA1kO.
, 1863-10-29
MEN OF ILLINOIS :!

You sxs again tuuzaonea 70 r1lu stoa1a ~
ttaf cid Fls1. 9nuf sponssasou3 aas ,sss eiosio2
L9Hs;,'nse,s 11Eieas 1a.fs & -
byatfe1 IL esdJ IL re fe d. NO aaz ds4te ~ -
proud Eeserd Ths r@ns % lon = re- rf s.. es
stsle1rt sooa Of theHepublc. A1aW bosa mora ~
T1e2on dies r1e eo1 y neaE: Your e"nas15 ns"so 70
fbc 6ats:e fcvTed Ter ol, ~ho. ~ tu.d "a xet34
nads have a:e the mn q ": seref .+s =
I-a tn Nhera:ty EoTtny enxo nf i9[
10 Vtn va more durtnE1 1enoEn iunoia~ls! 70 -
ptlH ae.{u. - hu1 drscA nc scnssao s51 - lsk e
Fec rstor to u dast fcrevrr ~. nv.aE or dT1G-
sFsn his Cnmr:naveath a"d tie he3nol: o'e9s 3oR-
~ 1~1A JA4S1 QAhE9.
Ltect Co'oEel ath G C*v~9t1%
= oef5 rnnn S:.s d. fr> Nar- f1es III
, 1863-10-29

- Or3fa.s,1 whosc urriva1lcd Eucceu lathe t1a2t-
ue-t efChronlc Mercur4R! Flood and otte- diseases
THATHQu1R. sKLLFuL TREATMENT.
Hss pcrrhsentty 1cca:ed Ancsc2f at sS Kandolphst.
Chicago. D1. Jan a ia Recommended hT tie E1ecscA
tacnlty ald tte Almost entire press Of it's South.
Ttousand. Of unfortunate be. Dy. JAMES. who.
but for him. world o6 Ji~tcg n tseI&S1e czGeuce-
1nr unv;1ble reputation D.. 1smea ctjoys Itoa ina
lai.s &c the Cult Is tho sCfE Ct tesrs Of stndy and
observation. .
Dr, Jsres uses 10 Mc:cury. 1od1ds Potasi. hsesElc
or64,ssrA.tll< In u.E-<zt1cn ofbloon dissS:a. oo'
rautsa.ixe1, which Il pct'uye curt.
0:xeuie We1kaeEs cured bT a neV End infh1ills
xaeshrd saxteg ho,h ttoe AID e1pense.
ctlic= ent psrlo1g 1t Sc ae1do:ph Erect (ap-ssfs9
octca3op.. 2.nu,g 81 u uutll aP.A L.
CuEbuL7ATlcnS lE11lLA8LE-
, 1863-10-29
nOCIOR BIGLOW,
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN,

Fcrne.:. ct a.. Lcris A.t nov cst.abE,hea 10. the
last two 3eu3b kt
40 E. Clark St., corner Of Eonroe.
The ehpss aeled success ef tie Doctor II En tnecsl
ti.tt 81 tnh.t; i. u IL rec0l1rceni HIN t. the
public 1a ce.srZ1Lz Of rLtroaa:c ua ~ cu1e3 the
Eo1ttcaBre known Il tlc G1lnIV. ~ ts 1pco Emeoo.
ID igtiy bJ the p-eAa hcrevcs he haE boc1 Es val
eeucaicd ano tc1e+ttlc vh, &c a. E.c,o4e two
staupr ALd ret hle GCl*E T0 EEALT4."
Koo1s repssRte fo- 1sdlts xtc Ga-t.efoen, wteEs
they ceE re the Doctor opsy a. SsE time Eon a.
X. 10 ST. Il.
~ CoLetltEtioa8 free. T. q. Boz III.
af.f1Ett 4 {,s.A 4 n
, 1863-10-29
PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF

h AAhi4AHh.
Gousasa1s nearty soo kes snd 1s2 fns P3stsa aGd u
ErCyAy ca Of t. II AL.tor-3 Ct tn; EEI1al OEEeE~ y
state Eeelt ktf D:sesse. with T1eattte o. ~.
Lnte. its l.. pfo1s1ls c9nss9 3eHcas 9Soa x1s Ano
and Bo- s. = til h. Auth IlAl of ITtS.fuo9i-t0n
ons trt,Cpka and =utceest1t ede Of CIT. u fnoHn
b the Er:ort Ct ca.ea trcstea trn1Gtal easte @ 70
ento.ran uouhis q tte1r phSscAa 90, Hon: rt. Eel
f-rN OF pE*tace AdCTeAS % receipt o. q CenN.
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J. L ON: MINT -rE ZOE TDEcr1yxD.--1IvIr Cox.
because i L. easc't - ais u tho a1eeptou mol
t.o r@'s-fcr Il As1tf1nEts Eurta lao@1ng II s
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u d, uetlc&i Climates Ii = t11 oH1. nsic!aes ase1
for this dlt.&se TIE r1lo.s who hsre bees cpFcd
D. tie ls cnd Ointment. ows their knowledge Of
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&psitGt Il xitte9.

nR. EVERSON'S EYE AND
DEAn lxy1tM RI AM c1tk1S INSTITUTE.
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Deafness AND R1st;ISG - TIE EAEs CURED
:5ea1td i: cue f!it1 : SitscM Fs!;; bT DT E1caoa
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ana UT e.
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md W 4, ny rts1orsd 10 re1feet hezi:h IL IlS
xHX1Kaslh IL Ssi1i:rA1 nL1SnEEa. CURED.
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y IA u EFT f s.

II tseass Of the Btom1oh and Liver. &clIng thr ,ngh
the ht4ns5E zua i. without dubs sne oost oes1iuatu
G. nstiiuoa 10 kava DO .pacs fur iscas:tag 4a-s
u VII tia. the effect Of the disease tstne COZ
Ct :ae fotd] tito sass wtlca t.lm a!afes TIN haocJe
10 a. t1c.tklye eee;e Ion Of wats-. Haay perso3s
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ob',gee gtsSp ES9 o1S e aeea q s"sntz mss Issf
IL v,toL sa!iet p ~ !a.go 6icearxsot vail I'D
cort, ol It oydlLsry 1e.ces e. Another sgm2ton ID
he grstt 1b1tt whGe. waen ts tsea IS tasy ssEan.
wiLI cot bong tat,sded Et1 drynesa Of tle nuus
csnck'1E CT tbs ps. azest nIehih 70 Tho raolo -
aud The ps!lent gradually a'aka ftuH axtautloo.