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Testimonial from Rev. DR.. McCarter.

Having OF Dr.. Ab0rn's Surgical p-rfoTman-
and his very extraordinary removing ali
chronic and other diseases. after all her had
failed IL affords great pleasure 20 bear testimony
what have seen and know.
The Doctor has enjoyed unusual facilities for
curing most thorough knowledge Of the human syS
tem both in this and other countries and his special
ability 10 detect the Of the disease, we'll
edy, account for his unparalleled S1ccesS.
To all persons sborng under diseases that mSs have
been pronounced ncurable. wonld say sas one who
sympsthizes with suffering humanity. lose time IN
svsilng yourself Of the Of stthe Doctors
rooms. Re-. y. HccARrER.
Columbus, July as iSes-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

Sherman has 60.0Oo men 10 lis command. all Of
vhon are veterans and able 70 meet successfully
Ia the field an equal plumber of rebel soldiers. o.
nearly double the complement Of rsw militia.
wHfx nE WILL 81 BEARD rrox.
The rebel cress must Son disclose the er,eut
Of General Sberman's advance. IL csnRo. much
longer be concealed. and then We shall De better
enabled 10 Judge OF his real destination None
can deny that be i nos engaged upon one Of the
boldest campaigns Of the war, aud the result will
be looked for With the most intense AnHity.
Should ne succeed Ia reaching Augusta or Savan-
nah. he viii have accomplished one OF the most
brilliant military movements ever recorded in The
history d. modern wars
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The number Of lille. useless girls in all our
large cite. seem 10 be ste,dlv increasing They
lounge OF sleep through their mornings parade
the streets during the afternoon. aud assemble in
frivolous companies Of their own and other ser
10 pas sNsy her evenings What store Of
unhspPine~- Tor them-elve- and Others are rhey
laying % Tor the coming time. when real duties
and high responsibilities shall oe thou ghtle--ls
assumed They are skilled 10 no domestic On.
iies-nsy, they despise them: have no habit Of
industry. nor taste los the useful What will
they be ~ wives and mothersi Alas for the
husbands and children, aud alas Tor themselves,
Who en- ~onier " domestic unhapp;ne-s or do
nestle ruin iollows? IL is one of the worlds
oldest marius, that ideutss 10 the mother Of al
evil sud wfetchedue>s. How sadly strange j.
u that 90 any ptten' S-mOthers espeeiAlly-
forget this. Hha bring ~ their children Ia dainty
idlsnsss. Ihsy are but 30 wing the viud 10 reap
Tee rhlrlwint.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-23

GA bsshfal youth vas paying bis addresses
20 gar lass Of the country. uho had long de-
spairsi Il bringing him 20 cFisls. Re called
01e day shen she vsx at home alone After
settling he merits OF The weather. Miss said look.
re silly Into bic face.
81 dreamed Of you last night"
Did your Why. nori'
Yes dreamed that yoa kissed ne"
Why, now What did YOU dres n yoer mother
saidf"
"Ohl dreamed che wasn't At home"
light dawued on the Youths intellect. and
directly something was heard To crack-perhap-
his whip, and perhaps not. but in about month
they.were married
sT-A London paper calls attention 10 the
fact that "tbe year le66. which Louis Nspoleon
has liked on the time foE withdrswing his
troops from Rome-shich will be virtually
leaving The Papscy IN that CITY to ts ssse-is the
very year which nearly all our most emia snt
commentators the New Testament. and
Newton downward, have. by wonderful cor.
currence OF opinion. named the year in
which Popery il 10 received its death blow
WHaT CHASsE OF 25.000 VorEs WOULD
PgopUcE.-1he New York Times says: AZ
the Presidential majorties now reported q
change OF IS ono votes in the States giving Lin
coin the smallest N ,iorties would elect Nc
Clellan."
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,

We were witness yesterday 10 a Of Conunctvi;is
and Kersts. in the person Of lady 81 ihis city. n
which the functions Ct vision entirely
in the right eye. The eye totally blind The lady
placed herself under the FIR Abcrn who
short space Of three weeks has entirely
TO its natural sight This is that should com
mend the rocor TO those requiring n the
and take great pleasure in bearing testimony his
skill not emily in the mentioned (which is certainly
an extraordinary oDe) but in ihe other
Of the bind that have un6er our personal
servation.--0hio Stale Journal. novl5's4-dly
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Is iso mites. and the following is a table of dis

his road crosses the OEeechee river, nelr
roomsboro and again at Bostwck At Millen
II the junction OF the branch road TO Augusta,
which runs due north 6ity-ihree miles and
crosses Briar Bucklaad. VI Bean, and Soirit
creeks Al Oliver the Georgia Central road
crosses the Little 0geechee
now LONG GENERAL sHERNAS's MOVEMENT WILL
OCCUPY
Estimating that the enemy will march twelve
miles per day--whch isa iair average-it will
require about nine days from the time of leavin =
Atlanta TO reach Macon fourteen to reach
Montgomery. unless be has railroad communica
ton 10 aid upon the latter route; and fifteen DAYS
to reach Savannah from Macon. making twenty
four DAYS. exclusive OF extraordinary detentions.
between Atlanta and Sassnnah. or Augusta
HOW HE WILL sUBNsr HIS ARMY
He Is provided with sixty DAYS ritions but
there j. abundant evidence that the country
through which he j. moving il uentfully sup
plied with provisions for his troops aud forge
for bic cavalry The pathway il one over which
neither army has moved 20 any extent. and i a
very productive territory lie will, therefore
have no sek OF food With which to subsist hi-
men
~ lsrsSrASr MOVEMENT By rARIY
L. this connection il NAV be veil to consider
the fact which has recently become apparent.
hat Ears has left The VALLEY Where he has
gone Of course 10 one ctn positively divine: bur
IN view Of the movements Of Gen sherman
which are causing some ANXIETY IN the south
We may reasonably suppose that De has fallen
back upon Gotdonsvlle. and thence gone - %
nose the Union advance in Geprgis In order to
effect this movement his force must De trans
ported nearly sx hundred miles over roads which
are not capable of forwarding troops with great
rspiditv tic may ard doubtless ~ll. il that be
his destination. reach AugGsts before General
Sserman. But gheu he may have other forces
70 oppose which Will render bis efforts and haste
IN vain We sllnde nov 10 the possible inter
venuon Of portion of Admiral Porter's fieet
which, should IL be par, Of the programme 20 A..
tack Stvtnnth at this time. can readily ascend
the Savannah river TO Augusis.
rHE FORCES TO Orr0sE sHERNaN.
IG i. evideAt from he ioae OF the southern
p.pers. thss there j. 10 force in the territory
through ~hieh General sherman - supposed ~
be moving. adequate TO check him IL Beaare.
gard or Hood's armies cannot be made available
far this purpose she local militia mus, be called
in rrqusi,ion 10 aid tas armies gsrrisoninz
Charleston and Savsnesh. snd the cusscdIsns OF
oe- unioo priscrers In Ras,ero 0eorgis Cen
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From the Rev. .Joseph N. Clarke. Racss- of
Sc. james Church:
Srr1crr. Fcb. -. ls6s.
hare been deal in one ear g. or -ines .as In
College. some twenty years ago 3, the kill
OF Dr. Lehthill its hearing "a. entirely restored
90 that nov hear alike 9Th both ears and frc
that can Csc nv suIce With mech more east.
and eonIcrt than bsfc~v
oserVs nv yoxr1z - o<~xx
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+ situated on the west bank of the 0cmulgee
river. and Is the capital of Bib county. Georges.
thirty miles southwest of Miiledgeville. IL is at
the head of steamboat navigation. and at the
junction of the Georgia Central With the Macon
aud " esIern railroads, one hundred and ninety
one miles FROM Savannah Il is place Of SOME
uote. having eight churches college, two
banks. four printing Offices, and about six
thousand inhabitants 4 bridge three hundred
and eighty nine feet in length crosses the DC
muigee
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4 sToRK ROOM FOR kIST on SOUTH ILLINOIS
street., In the couDsresa Botsi Building. sbis
for dssgs, cry gssss % eeSs scs ssoss Apply u tts
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FEM ALES.

GA M GER and all Malignant Diseases
successfully and permanently cured by new and certain
remedy without the ofthe knife without the loss Of
blood without esting burning esusiie and without
pain.
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EAR, THROAT AND AIR PASSAGES.

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IL Deafness. its Causes and Prevention.
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yRoN ATLANTA TO "
e distances are as follows:


There are no streams ot consequences 20 cross
OH this route
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Ne copy The following interesting particulars
and speculasions In regefd to General SUR
nAs's campaign. which Il COW exciting the a.
ten;ion Of the eossry. from the New York
World Of c.furt,x.
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of the
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