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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

"CRROLs Toe term Creole has, il seems, different
SsnifcaEons in different par!S of our Coniederacy.-
The AtSniA LnisIIigsnssr is pthy Mr.. DIrgan, of
Alabama for referring TO the Crsoes of Louisiana as
mixed race in bill which he recently introduced into
the House Of Representatives. We make an extract:
w ,,ous Offering any comments the bill, which this
article /, nos intended to do must nevertheless pro-
tesS tie Oreoles of Louisiana being placed il
she Tams list with thoss of Alabama and Florida, it
NOS Only gal ing to their pride TO be classed with
coored people the descendants OF colored people,
Il actusl outrage these gallant Louisianans
Of whom Gen. G. T. BesuregardSA distinguished head.
LossisnA Creole" is the direct descendant Of
French or Spanish ancestors and GH Of white or
Caussssi,n race We will also add that class there
proud aud naughty people in this world than
they and this chasing them with negroes cannot fail to
excite intense indignation among them.
We aware that in AlabamA and Georgia, the term
"OreOe" is used 70 signify descendant OF negroes
but We never imagined that gentleman holding Mr..
Organs position would have been ignorant of the fact
thaI noI only are the "Creoles" Of Louisiana viii 9
people but that they subjects Of conscrpon and
have been cOnscribed in Louisiana.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

MsaAI COsaaaa AND sas KlSlaHslsE Oh Puzzle
ATgA1lA-Fhe utmoH nerve-the hrmest front, the
most undaunted courage viii be required during the
coming twelve months from al who are charged with
ths management Of Affairs in our country, or whose po-
stiOn gives them any influence in forming guiding
public sentiment Moral courage, says the Wilmington
osrns the power to resiss the approaches of dspOn
isnoy, and the faculty Of communicating tbs power to
Others, viii need greatly to be called into exercise for
We have cached that point in revolution which is
inevitably reached 10 al revolutions, when gloom and
depression taks the ll,cS Ofhope and enihuSasm-w
despair is fatal and dependency S even more to be
dreaded than defeat In such time we can understand
she profound wisdom Of tbs Roman Senate in giving
thanks to the GsaerA who had suffered tho greatest
dssstsr that overlook the Roman arms, 'bccause
ne had not despAired Of the Republic"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

NOTICE.
M ILL be sold, at public auction. on the
w premises in Chesterfield county, ~ miles from Pow
hatan Station the Richmond and Danyie Railroad, on
tn URsDAY the 2 Instant 20horse power Steam Engine,
Circular and Gst M together with all the fixtures
sary TO carry on extensive and milling business
the buildings with the Nils hnes Oxen,
Wagon Garry Logs Cooking Utensils Farming Utens lot OF
many other articles mention.
LUMBER.
We will also sell at public auction PowhAAn Station and
D. Railroad CompAny WEDNESDAY, the 9Th instant 5000
feet OF superior Lumb consisting bsarts coffin boards
seantng, heart, floor NJ and withdrawing.
Terms cash. p. o. SIMS CO.
f.1O -tda
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

TINS CONFEDERATE TAX collected in Georgia during
the past four months amounts to 81, Ol90 47 20.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
3, FOLLOWING Is Cant. Castleman's card:

sSBsSnPrIOHI yOA MoEsAN'S CONNAND-The liberal
spirit in which the people throughout the country are
responding TO the call upon them encourages with
the hope that Morgan and his men win be again very
soon in the saddle and the path. The citizens
Of Macon and Savannah are responding literally, we
observe from ths subscriptions published in the papers
from day to day.
We are also pleased to that in several places en-
trprsS have been set on foot to raise companies for
HOrgan's cOmmand-enOugh to give him large divi-
sion Of cavalry.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
EG r Al p FL 4 O
FR0M OHARLESTON

Entered according Of oongreS In the 1855 BY
HRAsHER the Clerks once OF the District ooHrt OF the Don
federate States for the Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
GnA. BnAoa.-Ths Columbus (Ga.l Times, Of the : h

GEN. BRAos.-Ihe Columbus (Gal Times, OF the )
says;
Fhis distinguished officer arrived in our city yeste:-
DAY, from the Warm Springs whittier he repaired i'm
mediatey upon his retirement from the command of the
Army Of Tennessee We did not see him, but We learn
from those who did that the exposure care and inces-
labor OF the Last two years. have lett their
upon hiI person. We had hoped that General Bragg
would accord cit the honor aud pleasure Of
presenting him public reception but this bsing denied
trust HE stay in our oy viii be suais ent to allow
them she privilege Of private intercourse aud acquant
a oe Toe General Is the guest of Col John L. Mus ian
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

GE. JOHNOS's STSrEN OF FuRLoUsHs Gen. John
S.on il said TO have established system of grant
iuE furlOughs which works well. No regimsntal or
cSpany officer can gets urough unless he leaves be-
hind him three Ocars OF the regiment or company and
no private is entitled ioa furlOu5h unlesi he leaves
tht.y nOn-cOnmi,siOnsd officers aud prvAies in cOndi-
tOn for service and furlOugh Is Issued for every
thirty men in the company, The result of this Is a
general and lively interest keep up TIC Elective force
OF .ho army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

MACHINE sHOPFOR RENT,
I Will Rent at Auction on Thursday, the 2lst
OF January the Machine shop adjoining the Phoenix Foun-
dry In the City OF Lynchbarg.
This Shop 100 by 80 fee stories high, with good Water
Power. Two Lsthes Upright Drill Daniel Paner, and scme
other cry goes With he shop. Possession gwen April LIST
1894 jls-dt' A. @. DABNEY
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
ROsIuEr.-WeeE before last two men went to t

RosBEsT.-Week before last two men went to the
house Of W. D. ByrAm, in Union county, n. O., and
robbed him of $1,000 in Confederate money and $40 in
gold. They went to Mr.. ByIAl's house after night
aud called to him 10 Opea tn, door on being admitted
they demanded hi. mOney, and, in order to get it,
smashed trunk to pieces and took the amount men
toned above, Whi,h was all NJ. ByrGm had
Toe persons who committed this robbery, and others
Of rnlAr character recently supposed to be either
desertsrs or skusrs who are evadng military service.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
AUCTION NOTICE.

THIS DAY.
By ROBINSON, ADAMS co., Auct'rs,
Corner Of OH and Main streets. ..l
WE will offer at Auction, on FRIDAY, 18th
w Instant At Ware Room commencing 10 o'clock
1000 boxes Manufactured Tobacco
20,OVo florida segsrs,
1900 Prime Cuba 6egars,
70 bbls Smoking Tobacco,
40 prs. Boots and Shoes,
100 Horse Brushes,
10 dos. Morocco Skins,
10 PINK do. do, IA.
~ gross Suspender Buttons
200 yds Brown Linen, -ae
with variety Of Dry Goods, &c.
ALSO
general assortment OF GROCERIES, including
70 bags Rio Coffee,
20 Bushels Pea Nuts
20 boxes Soap,
boxes Candles,
sngar and MoIasses expected In time for sale.
J.ls A0A'N'O'' ADAe1 As . Ion:
ALSO
coo Ibs pure Ground Mustard
pieces Irish Linen
do Grey ard White Flannel
do Grey Cloth
100 gross Horn Buttons
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
AUCTIONS sALEs.

FUTURE DAYS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
A T THE AUCTION HOUSE of S. N. Davis
IA Co.. In the City oil Richmond Thursday the 2st day
this month, January, will be sold likely
George Lee belonging 70 the estate Of Miss H. Lee, decd
been Waingn the Exchange Hotel and Bala'd Houe
for eve years. desirable Ia the city.
Terms cash, A. NJ HAMILTON, Admir-
Sale conducted by 8. N. DAVIS 20,
JA12-etaw&c Aucloneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
o. =. Hoon.

n KooRn p. BLYsE, Hoop.
MOORE, BAYNE & CO., No. 147 Main
1l street. Lynchburg Va, Wholesale erOcersand Commas
don Merchants Manufactured and Smoking Tobac.
co. and sell Sugar, Hoasse Wheat Corn Flour
Bacon Leather and all kinds Of country produce An sales
papy reported accompanied With the net proceeds thereof
ia2l-ly
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
SIX PER CENT. BONDS.
.F THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE. rur

nF THE COUNTY OF CAROLINE, run
" ming twenty years. FOR SALE.-Tbe subscriber author
sed 70 sell from m $4,000 Of The bonds Of the county OF
Oaroe the first ofJxnuary 1884 payAben twenty years
bearing interest," payable SEMI annually nrs
Janusry july esch year In the city Of Richmond
These issued for the bneat Of INDECENT soldiers and
sailors and their Will be either registered coupon
As The purchaser may prefer No Bonds OF
which are on the market can be better than these
disposed make such an Investment are Invited 70
make prompt application Messrs r. H. MAury 90 Of keh
m0nd' VINO are sa'H0s'Asu y EEsrUND r. MORRIS,
de q1-2awdkclv Agent.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

hena
s si S he 5 1%1 % sS $
~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

Carr J. B. OAsTLENAN, of NOrsan's command, has
been assigned to the States Of North and South Caro-
lima TO solicit Contributors to COUP and put the com
mand sgain in the field. A committee has been sp-
pointed in Columbia to assist the enterprise and receive
subscriptions.
The following is Capt CAstlsmAn's card:
have been assigned the States of North and South
CGrOlina for the purpose Of soliciting contributions to
be used in equpping the command OF this able and he
roic cavalry chiefIin. The indsposton Of the Gov
make appropriations fer the purpose OF pur
chasing hors for cavalry service renders the reorgan
I,lon and efficiency Of the command. of General Nor
gal dspendsni in gsaa! measure upon the generosity
o, the p.cpls Of the COniedsTaoy.
Being entire stranger in that portion Of the country
10 which my orders direct me, renders it urgent
ihaI shCud have the cooperation of the citizens Of
the points which shall vis' and any assistance rem
dered viii be most highly appreciated.
J. y. CAsrLIMAH
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15
SPECIAL ORDERS,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
RY special request of our consignors, we will
ID have sale on THURSDAY commencing promptly at hall
pas o'clock, embracing usual varieties Of groceries,
&C.
detailed advertisement thereof win appear here
after.
report them at
de2i TARDY WILLIAMS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

HID. QRS EENGINEER DEPT d n V
Corner 1874 and Franklin Streets
RICRMoED, Dec. 10th, 1883.
NOTICEI
TO those HA VINO NEGROES 30 HIRE
THE Engineer Department will hire for the
Il elsung year. One ThOusand Hands to work forhcS
RATE OF PAY FIXED BY COMMISSIONERS OR VIRGINIA.
Hire OF Labore-s Clothing and Rations fur
nshed by Government. $500 per year.
Clothing and RAiionI fur
nshed BY owner. ............ go ="
--Ratiens only furnishedb by
Government. 400 "
% -RAuons only, furniShedby
government. %
Tbs DepaTm will transportation 10 Richmond or Peters
burg give addition five Dollars, for expenses, for
each Negro deVed sberds Others At either place
The Government viii be responsible for Slaves so hired under
the common law Of Virginis
BY order OF OIL. W. H. EfLyHSs.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS.
MSjor Eng'T,
iap--dlM In Charge OF Ri chmond Deienees.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

NOTICE. 40
PY ORDER of the Stockholders of the
ID Bank Of Richmond Books Of Subscription will be opened
their Banking House In this city the I'd January 1854 TO
Increase the Capital Stock to It's maximum. .
J. B. hAcMURDe,
December 23i, 1863 eodn oashisr.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

THE Co-partnership of DIANE d JAMES,
Il Isl this day DISSOLVED by mutual All parties
having Ggsnst the firm, will please present them for
men indebted win please make payment 70 either Of
the arm. DIANE JAMES,
RICHMOND, 1864. Basin Bank
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-01-15

HONAWAE IN JAILs :
WAS committed to the Jail of HeArico coun,,
ty the 25th Of October 1865, GEORGE, slave
venabe He 10 about 4s ~ eight inches
high dark complexion, and built Had when committed
dark coat, light pants, and Light SLOUGH hat ~.
The hereby directed prove property pay charges
and take him he viii be dealt Vim the law dect
GRO. d. PLEAsANTs,
de4-d6v Sheriff Of Htnrico CO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

formed that no firing occurred near the
town on Wednesday night. and the re-
ports brought by the mail steamer to
that effect were simple the csining of
a VIVID immagination. The citizens
Of Brandeuburg, for the time
being. have laid aside their arms, relax
ed their martial bearing, and the town
no longer wears wsrlike appearance.
Sweet quiet existed yesterday, but it Is
impossible to predict how long the still
ness will prevail Before the setting of
this days sun the guerrillas may appear
in stronger force and renew the demands
for surrender. A vigilant watch Is
kept on the lookout and the citizens are
determined not to be taken BY surprise
The trustv arms are laid away where
they can be grasped at moments warn
ing and used with deadly eifec; upon the
thieves bent upon Insulting the people
aud plnndering their homes The result
OF the attack of Wednesday morning was
huniliating TO Duposter and his cut
throat gang. and il is presumed that the
affair will not soon be forgotten By them.
They vail let no opportunity escape 20
annoy The people Of Brandenburg. They
will take advantage Of the least lack Of
vigilance 70 Eponnce upon the people,
aud plunder aud perhaps hnsn the town.
The citizens are wei aware Of these facts
and we trust that they viii not be thrown
off ibeir guard Their only safety is in
united action and untiring vigilance. -
Lot srille Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

our own streets, and in our own cities
at the North. Il is plan of the rebels,
and should be opposed on all occasions
So far as the coming election is con-
csrned, the choice is distinctly present
ed. between retaining the old Govern
mentOf our fathers, or adapting that Of
JEFF Davis There is no mistake about
II This is the only chance YOU have
left 1t was not long since that the State
Sentinel openly declared that Il Ile Mont
gomery Constitution was an excellent in
ssrumens, and thar in many respects it
vas preferable to our present one under
which we live.
The speaker then entered into = re-
yiew OF the secret, REASONABLE order
known rs the Sons Of Liberty; but
as We pubished in full the exposure, 6
few days since, and as We are crowded
today, both for time and room, We are
compelled 10 leave him here Almost
two hours we're occupied in the delivery
Of the spseeh, aud was received with
much applause, and listened 70 @iih the
closest attention 0y the large and intelli-
gent aud; which was literally packed
into the css=sS-hOuse
We end that Boone sounty will
increase ~ majority very largely in the
coming alec44s-a She has some of the
best woTkf material in the State, en-
srse,ic. enthusiastic men who are de-
teFnined that the great cause Of human
liberty shall be triumphant, and that the
. re5ellion shall be utterly destroyed root
and branch. Among these who are Is
boring with their whole power for the
cause are John Kenworthy, Robert Har-
rison, C. Daily, Judge Cassou, Joseph
Ship, John Patton, John Higgins, A
Park, and many others whose names
ws can not now call to mind
A large portion of the Boone County
regiment Of the Legion was present, and
made q very creditable sppearance We
understand from Col Kise that its or
ganiza,ion had been somewhat breksR
up BY many OF the members going into
the one hundred days service; but it is
intended TO put II on war footing i'm
medistely Altogether the meeting was
one Of the largest and mos; thoroughly
determined that we have seen during
the campaign. After Judge Hughes
finished, Mr. D. z Williamson, our can.
didate for Attorney General, made a
most telling speech Of about an boar in
length, which was strong in argument
and literally Illustrated with sparkling
anecdotes. The meeting then adjourned
with three cheers
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19

SIEeE or BRAyDESBUEG ABASDOyKD-
Quiet has been restored az Brandenbnrg.
The city still exists. The brave Dupos-
ter and bis gang failed to carry the bon-
bastic manifesto into execution. After
holding council Of war on Wednesday.
and weighing well the decided answer
of the homs guards to the insolent flag
of truce, the gurrillas concluded that dis
eretion was the better part of valor, IS
1t would prove extremely unhealthy for
them to make another attack upon the
town. Debate ran high-prudential
measures were warmly advocated, and
finally prevailed With the decision the
siege Of Brsndeuburg was abandoned
The covsrdly cutthrosts mounted their
horses in the evening, and soon disap-
pesred behind the wooded bills which
smboEer the little burg. We are in
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TOIHX.
Dr. FL. Anders s. Co.'s
IODINE WATER.

Ioiins Water acts upon the Heat, Liver, KID
neys, Digestive urgans, aud Glsadular system.
The success which has attended ths use ~ this
fsmedY iH private practice, aud the endorseraenf
= %. deal authority, enable aa 10 recommend Il
the pras siitioner and the public. feeling con
adent that with lair trial Il will attest its own
Koolionrc In the cure of chronic diseases wkieh
indicate Iodine, as scrofals. Bronchitis, skin
sruptiona, Heart, Liver, and Kidney Diseases,
Nervous Afeetions, Neuralgia, Rheumatism pys-
.cpsla, Debility, syphilis, ee.
FhvHicians may rely upon the uniform strength
4 iodine Water cunt4iniug three quarter
rtains FEnE iodine ia each nuid-0nnce PuRH va
". ~ soiesaf being used IL is not liable TO de
1mpositiou nor spontaneously formed tneqnali.
les; neither ls the Iodine oxydized nor neutral
.zed bg combination with any Ingredient, which
regaer this solution superior TO any other method
fexhibltinE iodine
Full directions accompany cash bottle, that IL
may b. used as family medicine A. we'll sH ey
the profession.
PTloe one dollar per bottle. On receipt Of ave
dollars, six bottles delivered FA1E by express Co
any address.
Beware Of Counterfets aud limitations which
uuprinclpled dealers cndeayor TO dispose Of on our
reputation. See our signature and Trademark
tthe Greek word heading this advertisementl,
npon the labels aud wrappers Of each bottie, With.
out which none Is genuine.
Circulars gratis
DR. n. ASpERs a CO..
Physicians aud Chemists,
No fls Broadway, New York.
a Nz4fHl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
Cedron Bitters

one trial and you will nsQsr mss any others
IL Il rot Eeoeaeary 10 publish long list OF dis
eases fur which the Cedron Bitters are 3 specific.
In all dlseases Of the STOMACH, BOW
ELS LIVER Or KIDNEYS
In all Affections Of the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DERANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH OR nOyNELst
tn GoUT, ,RHEuMATIsM AND NEU.
RALGIAg
Ana IN FEVER AND AGUE,
itis destined to snperoods all ether remedies, IL
not obly cures these diseases. but IL pnEvKxrs
them.
wine glass full of the Bltters tsksa an heaE
hefore each meal, will obviats the on effects Of the
most unhealthy climate, and screen the psrsou
taking u against dissAas under the most trying
exposures.
sold by Druggists and Groosfs Fsne,a'ty
es-Dr. JOHN BOLLs Principal Ona. Finb
street, Louisvills, Ky.
sold By PETER yIKRLIN0,
febt Sole Agent, Evansvilis. lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
SATISFACTORILY CURESl
WARRANTED
OK NO PAR ASKED.
CONSULTATION FREE /!

viii furnish reference from the New York
Hospitals ana tbs City College, also, Prof viii
lard Parker. No. Il wcst ~ street Dr. J a. chill
ton, chemist, % Prince street. Naw York, and
CITY, River and Military reference haFe.
Letters. With return stamp. promptly answered.
Medicines seat ~ express, with difectious IN
writing. VII Re- the money aeeompsnies the letter.
- bfiles ever the Auction Requa bet wsen the
Post ofhos and iutornati ionai Hotel. Commercial
Aseuue one block In rear q the Passenger Depot,
Cairo, It's. Pest Ofhoa box No. "a.
sw Ofiuo hours from 60 ~ A. n i, and from 3
70 P.H.
II. s. BELL, n. D.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
Dyspe q p - 1 a,

And its attendant train Of fsynptsns, q aees nsrs
like charm thAA = medeins There fs nothfns
tn the range Of the Maieria Medea, that tss me-
meat bear compariaen with 10 fn this disease.
a full account Of this wonderful plant may be
iound In the nth edition Of the U. s. pitpensato-
~, pages 1887 and lSsS
series 81 exPsEinsn ts IN which Br. Bull has
ssen Tor years engaged, hAa Just been broaght 20
asucoosatul termination, and he Il new enabled to
offer TO the public $ combination Of Csdron, With
other approved tonics, the whsls preserved 10 the
best quality OF copper-distilled Bourbon whisky
which be u confident has no equal 10 the world.
He might furnish a volume ef esrtincstes. bat
the puhlis have long ainoe learned 10 estinats
things At their true Ealus. The safest plan is for
every one 10 tfst for himself the vlrtues Of A nav
medicine. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
REMOVAL.
THOs. G. MAGHEE

LAS REMOVED HIS WHOLESALE MAsI, -
4 Il fzcturfng Estsbl.shnsnt 20 No EAHIA
CANT assortment Of HoEs-tnzds Norxs a. nns q
the finest, Euarantsed - 'f gsod a the ossT a1a
for sale cheap - the ehs7Pess' ana hst's
cheaper
His entire stock = consisting 81 nHs bszgJs
Coach, and Carriage HAruess, Light Trotttag,
Heavy Wagon. Drsy- and kxprsss hsrneass sad
dless in endiesa FsTsetys bridles of AL kinds. IN
sny quantity. Collars, Gfrths, eurcingles, Check
IFoes, Mlussry Wo-k; In short. everything is
as line from H41s strap 70 . a Monitor Sad
dls r-bss been u4aozfaSt1red under bis fnus-
dia-s supervisiou, b skilIfzl and sxperfznosd
WORK nza, and IL now o1sred 70 the t-zds At
Eastern PRICES Being able % compete sac
csssf1liy vita anything in TIA market, in ssyis,
HAiAh- durability and prics, be only zska trial.
CGh and exaniEs for yourselysa- epzs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
Organic Weakness.

Lees q naturzi FisiSts nstTuHs aud grnerai de-
hiltf, win skin eruSlions. feTar sores, tains IN
svtry hone and muscir. los II memory, hesdaehe
and dizziness, night dreams, emit sioua, impo-
tsHce, etc. etc aHd the endless other sua.rinRs
which nfiiet sHah patient viii be cured by
faeAus At pnsen' usrd in all fha SaW York City
Ho-pitais, and those 10 Broqklyn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-08-19
MERCURY,

cure with vegetable heutralizsT. which at once
arFcsts the disease and very Fsmoyea the last
ve ge from she ~ ten, having the patient
vigorous and healthy, and the skin a. ircsh aud
blooming. as before the disease Nas centractua-
no matter Of hoW long standing.