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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

The Rebels have lost. BY Gre, . thous-
and bales Of cotton at WILMINGTON, N. Q.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

lust received 1900 y ar0s 0e
81 ciflc DeLa1mes, IN Lnns "'M ~,
".,J ~ bv KREMER, LoNG d o.
Jan Ia, 1884
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

N7OTICE is hereby given to The Siockhols
ders of the BeIlefonte. Aaronsburg d
Youngmanst ,wl Turnpike Road Co. that aa
Election will be held al the House Of Henry
b Mussine in the town of Aaronsbure on
Tuesday the eighth day Of March next. 10
elect five Directors 10 manage The coueeTn3
of the Co. for the ensuing year.
PETER WILSON, Pre>t,
Spring Mills, Feb 3, 1864 pd
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
WANTED.

EROM s,OOo 10 II, 600 Rits or Boat-Tim-
bers, delivered through The summer, 10
Wm. Moore, on the bank Of me river ~ the
mouth of Bufalos Creek. TImbers 70 bs
tnree feet long and four inches thick. Fer
sons wishing to furnish Iimbers can fes
patterns at ByeIs' wagon shop. Lewisasrs.
Price of umbers 65 cts, delivered as above.
Feb 4, ls6i VIM. FRlCA q Co
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
TIE GREAT
American Tea Company,
81 VESEY STREET, NEW YORK,
Since its organisation. has crested era In the
history Of
aolIauv In this r0unfpv

Since its organisation. has created new ere In the
history Of
Selling TEAS In this Country.
4 Ii our Teas are selected by q
IA Professional Tea faster, expressly and exclusive
ly for and charge Two Cents 02 Cents
per pound above cost for original packages
We have One Price TO every for each quality
and that price Is always marked each sample pack
age at our store in plain figures.
W. issue a Monthly Price List OF our Teas which will
be Free to all who order tive advise every Tea
Seller 10 it, IL comprises full assortment selected
for every locality in the States Provinces, South Amer
ia and the West Indies. In this list each kind s d
ded into Four Classes or qualities, namely: Cargo,
stand from description and the prices annexed that the
Company are determined to undrrseil the Whole tee
trade.
We guarantees to sell all In original packages
at not Two Cents per pound above cost. believing
this BE- attractive to the many who have heretofore
been pa, ing Enormous Profits.
Our business is largely done orders, which al
himself giving weights and tares and always
guaranteeing everything; responsibility enabling
to do all we promise. Every dealer can order his
direct from the Company, and parties doing busi-
within Five Hundred 5000 miss Of New York can
Return Tea bought Of II they not cheaper thar
they can buy elsewhere and the purchassr Is
with his within fourteen days and nave the
money refunded to them. Those who are over fts
Hundred miles have thirty days (3o) and the sen
priviieges extended to them. A.,
Besides these advantages the Company WI psy AL
Expenses, both ways, IL the Te are rcsafoeo'
GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMrANi'
IMPORTERS AND JoRBERs,
A. 1on N vESET ST, NEW roRk
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
E0r Reut.

wTvo Store Rooms. - by 80 feet, md
one large Room on second storey in the vsas
of Kremer, Long & Cos Store. on Third s.
Apply 10 y. BEAVER
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
ANOTHER BURNSIDE
EXPEDITION.
$3.50 Bounty from Lewisburg BorO' !

TEN. BURNSIDE has anlt- dree> =
" ority to recrui, the 9Th rSs
Army Corps to $4,000 foru =
another expedition, which, it Is understood,
will be by sea. Here will be a glorious
opportunity for those who love adventure to
crafty their desire and serve their country
at the same time. The Companies Of Caps.
Linn, Hassenplug and Carman will be here
for the next 80 days, and thus an opportu.
nifty will be afforded for enlisting under
experienced officers in T,teran Companies.
A committee of citizens of the Borough OF
Lewisburs has authorized me to effer
$3.50 BOUNTY!
TO those who will credit themselves to this
Borough. So the Bouniies will be $500 U.
$ Bounty and $3.50 Local Bounty, making
$3.50 FOR VETERANS!
$500 U Bounty and $50 Local Bounty.
making
$3.50 FOR NEW RECRUITS!
An additional draft Of 100000 has been
ordered, and the quota Of each 1ownsh,P and
Borough must be raised accordingly, and me
only honorable way of avoiding the drafs
now with the premium offered to young men,
is TO GOI INTO THE SERVICE. 1 Tho
COnfederacy Is breaking down.
and the War will soon be overt
have heen detailed by Gen. Burnside asa
Recruiting Officer for The sth Army Corps at
Lewisburg aud have opened an Office In tho
rear OF Esq Mertz' Office, on Market 81 near
the Bank. where will be glad to give any
information desired.
Lieut.. j. F. BEALE,
Recruiting Officer for the 9Th Army Corps.
Lewisburg. Feb 2, 1864
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rsusgED SgNi.wE1Str--
Tupsdav Morning & Friday Afternoon.
FOR PREslbESr,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
~Clubs for our paper for Feb. Court
close tomorrow, (Ss,urdsy.)

p@-No particular news from Washing
ton, Harrisburg, or our Armies.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

NOR RENT--Two ROOMS above Bennett
II Bros Drug Store. For further particu.
lars inquire of them. fLewisburg, Jan. l51
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
9DR R2N4 Or SAlg,

A TAVERN STAND STORE ROOM
IA and all the fixtures ready for use
and DWELLING adjacent to Store.
Possession of Tavern,lst Of April next-of
Store and Dwelling. on two DAYS notice.
THO. ARBUCKLE, SIifer P.O.
Uniontown, Brady Tp, Union Co, Pa, Dec. 81, 1858
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19
FOR taE STAR . CHRONICLE.
From Wisconsin Soldiers,
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. %

Friends at home Gan never know how
We are stu ,ted here, ub.i. the Railroad
was repaired. Before the battle OF Miss,
ion.ry Ridge, one third Of the horses aud
mules we're dead, aud those alive we're
nearly starved, but 90 them We we're
dependent for supplies, sixty miles 10 the
rear. over the worst roads ever travelled BY
mau or beast; and could you have seen
them trailing eve. the stones and through
the mud of those mountains, you would
baye realis d something Of the task to feed
men sud beasts at this end. There we're
days Of quarter ra'ions, but the men stood
bravely up to their duty, though starvation
stared them 10 the face. Without teuts,
or transportation for anything but rations
aud ammuuitiou-l do not think We had
= doz.n knapsacks iu our brigade, or that
many of the uen had change Of clothing
for long tine.
The llth Corps is now here, and they
are good fighting men, but they have
Jared better at the L ,st than they can here.
Their nice clothes aud paper collars made
some spcrt here, ard it was = strange sight
to them to see pack traius With panniers,
which they called great baskets. Pat was
leading q pack traiu past this camp, when
a Lieutenant with q very white collar
asked, "Wh.t are them big baskets Cor p
Said Pat, Them are to carry paper COL
lars for the llth Army Corps, p
G.N. D.
SALISBURY, Tenn, Jan 90.
The TALES. camp-igu of the war will
open next Spring. The smallest amount
Of baggage will be taken, and that princi-
p,lly Of ammunition, with an entire uni
form, shoes and socks, for each soldier.
There are several expeditions aAoat, So do
not be surprised at anything except that
We are whipped. Should these all be
successful, the Rebellion will be cobfined
in very narrow limits By summer, leaving
but little for the drafted men to do.
There are, it is said, many people at the
North who do not realize that there 10 war
in this once happy land. But, in this
region you will see the blackened remains
of towns, plantations wasted, stripped Of
stock aud uegroes, fences burned, rank
weeds where luxuriapt cotton grew, women
and children houseless or living in rude
,hsntics of their own construction and
begging bread from their enemies. West
Tennessee is stripped Of everything to
'us,sin life for man or beast, and before
oDg other parts will suffer in like m.nusr.
Bitterly are the people reapiug the fruits
Of Secession, but the end is not yet.
G. ID. D.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

PAY-PAY!-Inths the general abundance
Of money in the loyal States, many people
know not what to do With it. There is
no longer . chance for 5-20's except at .
premium. National Banks are already
plentiful. Speculations are bszardous, a.
the close of the War may tumble down
many fabrics and articles-sud the scene
Of land and business operations may turn
South instead Of West.
~Bu. one thing, every person can
do-pay up all debts, taxes, and subscrip-
tioos and obligations whatever, due: pay.
nents not due, may be anticipated need.
ful purchases may be made aud donation,
and gifts contemplated, may BE- carried
into effect. Every dollar 10 circulation
may pay doz,n or c,re of debts before
1t comes to stop. And the less person
owes, the better 10 be or she prepared for
any change, and the epjoymen. is greater.
Absolute surplusses should be invested
wisely and safely as possible, not 90 much
with view to large returns a to sure.
ness and wholesome use.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

pW Every Democrat 10 the Connection,
Legislature voted against allowing Soldiers
to vote. 10 New York State, however,
she Cops we're little more shrewd they
yielded to the plans which they last year
had power to drfeas, and Special Election
10 March will ensure the right
One of the first acts of the Peun'a Leg.
islsture should be to order . Special
Election for our Constitutional Ameud-
meots, SO that men desiring to enlis, may
know they will not again be robbed Of the
freeman's frsnchizs as they we're BY
Woodward e. Go. Many more would
volunteer if they were not fearful Of
Ieaviog the State iu the power Of the
Copperbeads at the polls.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

MoRE REcRJITs.-Wednssday morn
ing last, Lieut.. j. L. Beale accompanied
to Harrisburg 81 new Volunteers, claimed
as follows:
Serg. Albert f. Barnes, David Hansel-
man, Melsbcthon Zscbnau, George p.
Smith, John T. Cox, Henry Heirznau,
Jacob Hei,zmsn, George Pursel, Daniel
b. Myers, Wm. s. Meyler.. aud WASH
ington Cornelius (lD-cretited to Le~-
istury.
David Il. Ge,z, Henry Dersham, jacob
Long, Peter G. Paul, Charles Lloyd, Serg
Isaac Treat, David Lenhart, Daniel Slut
man, Alfred Meckley, Elias Heinbach,
Alexander De.irre, Charles G. Z.chman,
Johs Hummel, William Shriner, John
k!iDgler, "a in alp who, We understand,
ele.r East B.6aloe from the consolidated
draft.
Lemuel Mood, john Rauck, Samuel
Rsuek, George Wer,z, Joseph A. Logan,
and one 10 the East Buffsloe list (6 in all)
credited to Kelly.
OF those taken to Harrisburg last week,
Lewisburg was credited with Is, and
Kelly l.
Lewisburg has now Exclusive of those
to be reported of Veterans in service) 81
recruits, and others 10 readiness.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-02-19

AaOae lslsDd has her quot. foil.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
New York Markets.

Saw YoHH. Dee I.
Corfos Not 50 hr@, At % foe MidaiIas
FLOUR-stase aaa wsssarn lsaslse Iew.,. .,a
msFs active; 9s5essso zoe extra STATE; II 0ata
u - for extra rSaEd hoop Cha. and N gSaaig is
har trade brands market eloslBg anll 9Th ne
layers Al oafsis qaeEasssns fnesndsd il sks sales
sfs z0 bois sHtra state, or the lAst half 81 Jana.
WHISKY More asiivs saa hrmsr. ct s7s
gaze spring -; %, 20 arrive soon, e. g2s
k6E.-Quist; Western I 10
BARLEY ,--Dull ana aroopiBx
coEs.-Iieasyi mlxad 81 10 store.
OATS hetiers l o0egi %
wo0L -fuasties
COFFEK.~Firm
s0GAR-Quist aaa steady, Museavada AKA
90 inside price Ger oammoE.
hOLAss Ks.-steady, Masoasaso 60
fErE0LKp ,-FiFas. aud saars active.
fokk - OPENED dectdediy lower. bat s:eesd
aFaeri ss % Ier tee ytaF Old Ness. - sssasss 90
~ sne year d. casa aad regular way. elasing At
The latter prize. "a vo9S2 y for PTlms. Aiso,
i.as9 IBIS ons year Cd aess, for Dec. ~ buysf's
aad seileFa eFtion. - n0aS31 ~ I. 80 bbls nsw
dsss, ~ January Ana March, Al baysF's option.
. aogs9s % Total stoSk. % aad nes. Dsssmher
let. 1881 bAis sAae date Lass ~istsr. 70, sss
sAnss dAts iazt rear, 10. tTt bhas
sEEF -azFkst yesy arIa fAlr dsmana : o0sD
= soasza o. ~ ps~ extra Msss. fetal stoek, ed
abs bee, neesmhar fst. q, go, pseEAsss ca aAad
sssaa aats Last manth. t4i .sin. p4sAagss % hAaa
the Sans aNie iaaf year. e. $50.
nEEf HAMH-staady AZ - co.
CUT MEATS -- IaEhanFsd. lGtsAfH1x fpF
- aaidsrs Is for hsms
BACON SIDES .--HsstsF demand for future d.
Hwy 1Bmeexlana g4t for January reported At
IS ], And shaft Ribbed. SANE dsIivmry, At 3D..
HOGS hse-ssa ia maderats ssaaasa. lAxW
III faF WasfsFn sad CITY.
LARp.-Lessr Aza haarys zLt<Azs. tsitsr
pFiae FIR smAti lots.
BuTTER-Firm and loss aasive; Sass Or
Western s&a1ss fcS stat.
CHEEsE.-Dali asa heavy lss9iok-
MONEY -atlnset and steady, - andT
sFEhLIsG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. request
skt l U.s.. geld.
GULb.-trreEnlaF. anssttied ard lover: op@s-s
leg II q, deeiining e -, sad eiosing - e -
GOVERNMENT STOCKS. = ouist and ara I
Hsseks better, ISIS. iat8
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
River News.

ME
We have bnt little TO record respecting the river
sinoa our report was iasds up for our afternoon
edition Of yesterday, which Will be found our
nrst page this morning.
Tbs elegant Morning Star made her appearance
q" nsunis crowded with passengers and with fair
He'ght lHt' shs u u" bsau IDEAL Of n perfest
steamboat ana - dsserysdiy popular.
ny the way We learn that our genial and hand.
some youhg friend, John owathmsy, and also ths
second mate Of the Morning Star. has been 90
lucky as TO draw prizes In Uneis Sans lottery,
At Louisville, and stopped on on the last trip 90
soc u they sealdnt resign or sell oct.
The ecu. Anderson got on about o'clock with
inns trip and vent around the point in gallant
style
The Ia~es Gray left lass sVssing for DyoHaburg
with nloe trip.
The Nick Longworsh had not arrived 1t
O'Clock last night, add the probability is that she
VIII not get 10 until some time to-day.
The oharmef aud Carrie are beth rsesiVing for
Nashville and Will leavs this evening Both are
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
sherman Again.

NV YoRx, Dec. The Richmond
Examiner says of Sherman's move.
nents: If be could take Macon or Au-
gusta By the way, be would accom- plish
great things; bat the distraction Of
those towns was not his main object
His design was to destroy the railroads,
as far as be could, which run from
Southern and Western Georgis to Yirl
ginia aud the Carolinas, aud rest bis
army al Beaufort and Port Royal If
be can establish himself permanently at
Beaufort, he may be able to operats
against these roads Furthermore,
Beaufort lies between Charleston and
Savannah and can be conveniently used
as the base of land operations against
either city.
BALTIMORE, Dec The special cor
respondent Of the american telegrAphs
rom Annapolis as follows:
a steamar has just arrived with 100
paroled men. She left Savannah on
Sunday evening. No papers had been
later than Nov. 22nd. Nothing
definite had been heard from Sherman,
bat It was the general belief in Savan-
aah that be was advancing on that city
a two columns There was great con-
'tsrnation among the rebel authorities
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
rae Very hates. from x..hvirls.

Ths Very Latest from EsshviIIez
NASHVILLE, Dec. Hoods infantry
force crossed Harpeth river this morn
ing, and he has not advanced that por-
ton Of his force STAGE His cavalry
crossed Harpeth river at the forks, above
Franklin, this morning 1T day break,
closely following Gen. Wilson, Who re-
tired in this direction. Skirmishing
with the advance has occurred ali day
Gen. Wilsoa occupies strong position
a few miles south Of Nashville, and is
able 10 resist any force the rebels msy
bring against him.
The Confederate General captured
yesterday was Col Gordon Of the lib
Tennessee, Brevet Brigsdier General
An officer who witnessed the fight at
franklin, yesterday, describes the battle
as one Of the most sanruiuary Of the
war. The determined bravery Of the
Confederates exceeded anything before
seen. Although slaughtered By hun
drsds, they still advanced against our
batteries. Within five hours eleven dis
tinct assaults were made against our
works--each failure. Oar forees-the
UAhkfc NCA1& WAkA0ENN
from the town. Among the casualties
20 the Federsls was General Stanley,
wounded By shot in the neck The
rebel Gen. Cheatham is reported wound
ed. Killed-Capt. Bissell, I2Sth lad. /;
Capt. Staley. l24ih Ind Major of 124lh
Ind Capt Horton, l24sh lad, mortal
" wounded; Col Lowry, 10Th Ind
Killed; Captain Coughton, Of General
Cox's stat, killed; Captain DowEing,
l1lth Ohio, wounded, Col Waters. Sd
brigade, Ias division, wounded in
shoulder; Col Conrad, commanding
| brigade, Pad division, wounded
Rebel casuAlties-Brig. Gen. Adams,
killed; Brig, Gen Scott, wounded
The total loss Of the enemy in killed
sounded and prisoners is estimated at
| 4.00D: 5000 being either killed OF
wosndsd. The Federal loss in killed
and woaaded, 700; Ioss in prisoner
triAing. Our loss in regimental anC
6eld officers Is heavy. Gen Bradley il
Iso wounded and in the cisy,
Additional Fedsral Wennded-Coloue
c. -ktsn, Major James, T2nd Illinois
:. vazored this evening that Hood !
-; east towards MsriEeesboro.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02

Ksthairua e ffoa shs or.ss w0ra KAthrs. o.
"ksihaiFe." sigaifyiss 70 eiaanss, rsluviuats aud
RESTORE. This srtIeis is What lie nsns signifies.
Tor pfsssrsisg. restoring and be4atifying th.
aansn hair as y shs most rsmaskAbls preparation
10 tbs worie. IL Ia again o~nsa aud pnt up b.
The original prspsi~sor, and ia nov made with The
ans care. ssiii saa attention which gave u =
sale q ssss enc miiiloa bottles per snnum
hhs uost dslightfai hair Dressing
IL srsaioatss sosrf and dABdruH
II kssps The hss4 cool esa cisAa.
II nsakss the hair. rich. sofs and giossy.
ItpF~svnis ths hair from fAilisg oa zns turh-
ing grAy.
IL restores hair Hpon bald beads
AnY lady or Esntlsman Who values bsmutlfal
hs@d 0fh@is sheuia u-s LySss KathAlroa. Il 10
knowa sd u skrssghsst the etvflizsa World.
soia b. All rsspsesahis daAlsra
DEMAs BAREKs CO.. Ksw YoFh.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02

washington, Dec. The daily
efsToHiets OF this morning, speaking OF
ueneraf Banks preparations to shortly
leave here for New Orleans TO resume
his position as head Of the Department
OF the Coll, including Louisiana, Arksn-
sas and Missouri, says: His civil policy
has met The approval Of the President of
the United States, and he returns to his
post at the request OF the Executive, and
Z 10 not less pleasant to Announce The
kindliest relations exist between Gener-
ais Banks and Candy in charge Of the
military operations in the division of
Vest Mississippi.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02

Ths Victory at franklin Confirm ed.
WASHINGTON, Dec. The following
Official dispatch, confirming the report q
the victory in Tennessee, has been re-
eeived at headquarters:
FaASKLIx, TExx., Nov 3O.-Maj or
General Thomas: The enemy made a
heavy and persistent attack with two
corps, commencing st about o eloekin
the afternoon, and lasting until after
dark, and Eas repzlsed 81 all points,
with very heavy loss, probably 5 900 or
5000 Oar loss 10 probably not more
th0n one-tenth Of that number. We
captured about / 900 men, including one
Bngadier General TI5T
(Signed,) ScHoFIELD.
0ne hundred and seven Confederate
officers, including one Brigadier GenetaI
and several Colonels, and 900 prison.
ers, arrived in Nashville this morning,
captured in the fight, last night, near
Franklin, Tenn.
A great battle may be momentarity
expected.
NAsHvILLz, Dec. The following
dispatch vas received from Franklin
Iste last night
FRASKLIs, Nov. 30.
To Major Gen TAomas
The enemy made : heavy and per-
sistent attack with about two corps, com
msne;ng at four pm and lasting until
aftar dark. He was rspalsed al all
points, nth heavy loss, probably Of
5000 orr, DO men Our Ioss IL prob.
ably not mprs than ons-foarth Of that
aamber. We have captured about ] 600
men, including a Bfigadier General
lSignsdI JoHE 4. soHoFfEpD,
Major General
Parties who have atEiged from the
front and we're Witnesses to he battle 81
yesterday describe ths attack Of the
rebel forces a. desperate -Four charges.
we're made upon the Federal line %
masked batteries ia q body four lines
deep. Each time the rebels we're re-
pulsed with fearful ioss Oar fort Il on
the north bank Of the river, opposite the
town. Extending up river and eneir-
cling the town was the line Of masked
batteries Eye.witnsssea say this en-
gagemeut. for desperation and furioaz
sighting, was hardly equalled BY the bat
tie of Stone River.
Forrest in person was on the Geld,
rAllying his men. rumor is in Gree.
lAtion that he WAS killed, but Il lacks
confirmation.
About seven o'clock last night heavy
reinforcemenis reached Seho6eld, which
caused the complete rout Of the rebel
forcss
The city to day is full Of fleeing resi-
dents Of Williamson and other counties
soIth. They state that Hood is gather.
ing up all The hogs and mules be can
End, sending them south
There is great panic among the
negroes in counties south of Nashville,
numbers hocking to the city for protec-
ton.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02

valet sboss VIE have doubted the VI r,Bss
BgLr's osDsos BsrEEAs. n AAy sseh Their. ,.
Rad the following csrtineats from r.otlsmsn sci,
kDowa Ia thls eommanity. And dssbt no more.
tss general introduction late the array viii save
The Hsss ofthsunands Of oar solalexs
LoUmvulE, Ky June "a, 1855.
We, aha andsrztgnsd, have sssn The good sseess
produced ~ tbs ass q Dr. JoHE BVLEE oEBsoz
BrrEas ~ es~e Of ssasrai debility aud prostratlon
Of tho systaAa. and believe Its general ums weald
prsvsgt dlssA.s and relieve mueh sansriRk.-
Among cur solaisss psrtleuissy vouid TIT. be the
ease. especially thsas who exposed 10 .si...
matte isassses ia .. Southern climate.
colisetes Int. E&f Sd Dis. NJ.
CHAs. y. C0TT0S,
oolIssssr Of tbs Port Il LsuissiiIs. ~.
cot. N. UKNT.
Provost MarshAI G.s'ts< Ksstaeky.
REV. d. y. HENDERSON,
Nles rrs.'t 81 Sanitary Ca@saiaaisn.
HARVEY, HuGHKS A CO..
Publisher Demosrwt.
geo u DOERN, r
Prop IoulsxslIs Asasss...
HUGHES a PARKHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods nssisEs q an Street,
Ionlsslila, Ky.
DAVIS, GREEN CO.,
Wholesale shoe Dealer. Main s.. LaaisvIIis.
HART . EAPOTHER,
IishogrARhsTs, cor AtarAss and laird sis
sLoalsslIly, Ky.
JULIUS WINTER.
: Clothing Merchant. COZ. Sd asd MARKS, SIS.
bouisvilis, KY.
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or steamer Major Andsrm0n.
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