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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
SHIRT MANDATORY.
HOTEL. -
CIT H OTEL.

r AthAfg PFoprIetor,
On the corner Of Water ard Division strs-t. NJ,
Steamboat Landing,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. 49, "
As this houss has been pap@re6 painted snd rc-
furnished BY TIA proprietor the travelling public
can AEAys rsay epoz having ths hast Of accom-
2oe*&loss - - a2A~ apH-ly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
SALE OF REAL ESTATE

T VIII. SILT Al PUBLIC AUCTION on
i Saturday. Isy Z, 1894. e ths Court Houss. az
teo c'cice p Il, the foiio~ing lots in the E4st-
IN EpisrgsI8ent; Lot 7. bIock Is; lots and ls,
bietS3f t9t q tisck = tot y. biock 81 lot
y, bleek - iof II. block q lot ], block -.
sALk POSITIVE IifIs psTfet.
TEkAt-0as-half cash, balances "a siz G5d
tweiFs moths. sith Interest. sscured b mort
gaze. Apply - TH0s. y. GAKYIN.
spzs dZWTuThset
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
CARRIAGES, sc.
49,. FRANK HAMMERsTEIN's
10 Wagon, Carriage & Buggy
Mandatory,

CORNER CANAL AND MAIN STREET,
nClIA4A Gas EVANSVILLE, IND.
FRANK HAMMERSTEfN TAKFs PLEAS.
II in saying 20 his friends aud customers
20 ss 4 So. md Sss.S n q II sa.
tlon, consequently will be warranted.
Persons from a distances having Carriages o
f buGgisa 70 re-pAint rs-trn have their 9ork
done on the shortest notice, and on the most IA
vorabe tsrms.
Ia Being the oldest practical Buggy aud Carriage
&N akgr In the city, he a therefore, better
than any other manufacturer 20 all orders.
"a, 80. apa2 q
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13

TIOUsE AND LOTs-A two-story Frame House
- - and six lets, In Casey's Enlargement. The
House tains ght good Cellar, csisra,
-i and stable attached; Lots 30 feet 'front.' will DO
sDid with or Lots, as desired.
klso. lea Lots In Smiths Enlargement and 20
OF land shs Plank Road adjoining the
cuvert. Enquire OF JOSEPH LEoHnER.
my4
n e: j:
Cisteru, Stable, Wood Shed, Sc. The lot II IS
feet square. 1erus cash. For further particulars
snanirs AZ the premises.
snrs- apri26-2w JOHN FREIDLEIN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13

great deal to say Aquilla Davis. I'D
1t. sat on fence Wm Paaff, John 0rme,
John Deronin, Samuel Lamay, Sr.sSs m
uel Bamay, Jr, John bsaay, PesF5 La
may. Cyrus Reinehart. Green Tripiett.
Washington Township, Putnam com
ty.-Henry johnson, Harrison. EIlios'
Thomas P. Brown, Newton Mccullough,
Tine East, Cary Myers.
Manhattan Township, Putnam coun-
ty-Wm. Brown,
Dick johnson MowHship, Clay county.
jesse Gard, VIM. Hardesty, Wm. !.
Myers, George Brown, Michael McAil-
len, John = Downing, James BrenioDi
Influential man, John l. Webster. Jss.
VIM, Abram Compton, (Mei,) VIZ
/ Easter
Harmony, Clay eouusy.-7John Hea-
cock, z. g. Preston, (Hickey lawyer
Park county.-Jeptha Garrigus, capt.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
FOR rem T OR SALE.

Et0R KENT OR sALE--A BEAUTIFULLY
IT situated Residence. near the Salt Wells, with
about two acres Of Land. WIN trade for good
eity property. Enquire Of
q. Il. MiN0sT. cor. Main and First.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
FOR SALE.

II TOUsR AND FIVE LOTS FOR sALE-h
- - II two story Frame House with two story
-. Warehouse, two Cstorns and Well In the cellsr,
situated on three lots at the Of Division and
sixth streets; also two lots and stable on Sixth
Street. are for sale on fsvorEbls terms. For par
.ail tieuiars sneuirs ths place.
tas - myio-2W p. sCHIRMER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
BOILER MAKER.
JOHN P. LAURENT,
Boiler Maker,
C4FaeF or Pine and Water Streets
II Y 4 u { Y L L IKnr ~

An PREPARED TO MAKE ALL KINDS
i e Steam Boisrs, stationary or portable 1
have every AGILITY Tor doing good work that kood
msehinsTy sad good workman ean give, nd Al
WORK estruss-d q ms viii be Eazes under NV PER-
sonzi supervision.
Sc l,oFSnsa ssnt 10 any part Of lie city and
eotAAy q 40 fspstrlnS- della
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13

New UxIos PAPER AT LOUISVILLE -
We are regularly receiving the Daily
Louisville National Union Press, q
paper Just started at the emporium Of
Kentucky. It gives Us pleasure. to say
that it is Union paper Of the sterling
stamp-pot s Union paper with an II;
DO. for the Union, ike the LOuisViIle
Journal, Dixon, Pope, Guthrie, Prentice
& Co, provided Slavery is saved, and
the right to live on the proceeds Of other
mems labor is guaranteed. Bat the
paper we speak Of is in favor of the
Union at every sacrifice. +
Kentucky has long needed such pr :
per at her chief city, and we rejoice that
this young and vigorous Representative
of Free America has been started, so
that good Union men can get news from
Kentucky, through Louisville paper
without the necessity Of patronizing the
Copperhead Democrat or the Viper Jour
nal Send on your names for The Ma
tionGl Union Press II is lice paper
aud an advocate Of Human Rights.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
PROPOSALS.

of1ce A~Ac-M-,
Evansville. IHd., NAY r. 1sets
DRoPoSALS will be Fccslsed al thls sfsee aRtil
4 Monday, May Issh, iSas, Cor bnliaink
FIVE PRIvY- VAULTS and
THRxE :;ISTERss At sHs
~ uFsH. EHRMAS.
mpis ~ Capt, c-s spiA-A.e-A.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
, UNION STATE TICKET

- UNION STATE TICKET.
FoS soeesAOv,
,- OLIVER P. MORTON,
- fsfIsaffrr -f5 OF FAfSE.
saas1ts - Per leu. Governor,
: !. -. COL. CONRAD BAKER,
5000 OF v1EDEgBUEeH.
For sseretary Of stats,
nsA NELsoS TRUsbER, Of TsJstss.
For A@aaor Of State,
.-.sa THOMAS 3. McoARrY, Of Wabash.
BoeHs Mnfca Far Trsassyey Of STATE,
- sJoHa ]. noRRIsos, Of Washington.
s@,sseg e5 For Attorney Gsnerols
DELAEA =. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam.
bziEsss7 For Clerk Of he suvrsms Court
oEH. Lac. NOBLE, Of Knox.
h1aai Ror Rspegtsr Of snp,sns Court,
tsaE COL. BEs. HARRISON, Of Marion.
-s4 81. Fer SaRrsms Judges.
u LET pistrict-JAs 8. FRAZER, Of Koseinsko.
- "a Distriet-cHAs. A. RAY, Of Marion.
80 sth DstT5et-KoBT. Q. GREGORY, TlppeeaDOs
So Ils eaFsr apprehension Of Public Instruction.
PROF. GEORGE ". Hoss, Of Marion
Fon ELKcTDEs At LAEag.
- zaifaiss David 8. 0ooding. Ct Hancock.
ss4H asfia Richard W. Thompson, Of Yige<
80. FoR sTATE kLEeToRs.
lat Dlstrict-Jamss c. Denny, Of Knox.
John 8. H0ughiand, Of Spencer.
~ Distriet-Cyrus r. Elx0n, Of CLARK.
Francis westsr, II Lagrangr.
81 DistrleE-Hsnry Il. Pritehard, Of gartho
Madison Evzps, Of LsSrenes.
fth Dfsfriet@- Lsonidaa sexton, Of Rush.
H.. ". Kygsr, Of franklin.
18th Disfrics-BsBi. r. Cisypool, Of Faysito.
Joshua II. HslIett, 4 Henry
gth Dlssrict--J J. Wright, Of Morgan.
J. O. GrssB, Of shelby.
tn Disfriet-JohD Osborn, OF Putnam.
SLY ~ Thomas n. Rice, Of Parke.
- sfh Disfrlot-R r. Davidson, Of Tippocanos.
ffta f4 Benj Gregory, Of Warren.
esh Disfrfet-James b. Bsiford, OF white.
e. - 1H- Aaron GusrBey Of Porter.
t7aa1a foth n5nEriet-T. Z. Dickinson, Of DeKalb-
Halst Kilbourne, Of Elkhsrt.
ifth Distrist--John n. Wallace, Of Grant.
aA9RasFN James NJ Temper, Of Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
sTRAYED.
EMPLOYMENT.

GzS A MONTH -AEauts vented to self Sew
= ~ ing Maehises. We will give commis-
sion all machinea sold, or employ Agsnts who
will work for tbs above wages and all expenses
paid. Address d. b HERKTNGToN & Co. De
tEelt, Mich. a. mayi2 1s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
DRY GOODS.
The Largest Millinery Stock in the
West

VA" The Largest Millinery Stock in the
West
yHTE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK og
o. w, Fashionable Millinery, Of every deserip.
sNgntt tion, 20 be fonnd ia the West.
E With Milliner like Mas Eliza Beilnm 20
superntend the Trimming. and Blsachass OF I'M,
sraG reputation we can warrant satisfaction.
q One Price aud Cheap Prices +" cur motto
from which no deviation Is allowed.
SCHAPkER BUSTING,
,,r ts- s.-. Nos. AZ and ~ Main Street.
rfi-ssrfs3 Still They Comet
WE HAVE RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE
rs.- which will be soii cheap.
-. ...ss.- A7and AZ Main Street.
D.. Silk Sun Umbrellas.
Use A LARGE STOCK OF SILK AND BINGHAM
staEgA sun Umbrellas jass resolved and selling
scHAPKRR 4 RuSsINe's,
Nos. ~ and 4s Main Street.
Notions and Fancy Goods
WE HAVE LARGE srocK OF SoTroNs
w and Fancy Co de-, which We snIi - 49,.
-ME sale or retail, chsaper than any other hop.s
sti -t ffss-e.. sa. sCHAPkER 4 BUSsING,
-s- lle-l $50 ~ tf Nes Al and - Main Street
.H5sgE0g7A Few Carpets Left.
7NHosE WISHING TO BUY oARpr4s
i oheap had better call aeon. We are s,Ilins
Il - 4 them OF 81 lees than manufaetursrs' cost
eCHAPkER 4 BUSTING.
$50 $50 Nos ~ and - Main Sfrpet
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13

ISDIAxAPoLIsS oLDIRRs-The city regi-
ment, says the Indianapolis Journal Of
Wednesday, nov numbers over GOO men,
and when all the companies shall be full
will number 500 There are eight com
panies organized and organizise four Of
which are fall, viz First, Second and
Third Wards, and City Greys. The 9th
ers stand as follows: Fourth aud Fifth
Ward Company, IS members, will eisci
officers to-day; Eighth and Ninth Ward
Company, 70 members, will elect officers
to-day. Ths Seventh Ward Company is
progressing, bat we have not the mum
Der at hand. An independent company,
recruited by Capt Tindall, is reported to
have II members, and will be full soon.
No mention has heretofore been made
OF this company. II seemslto have been
recruited quietly, and without handful
or advertisement of any kind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13


SxGULAR APPorSTxEST.--Hon. Henry
l. Dawes, Of North Adams, member Of
Congress from the Tenth Massachusetts
District, having had bad lack with two
or three Of his appointments to West
Point cadetships, resolved to disregard
the pressure Of high recommendations,
and take the matter Of securing suita-
bic candidate into his own hands. he
accordingly sought ont poor Irish boy
Ia Cheshire, whom be had heard Of as
having obtained extraordinary pro6eien-
ey in his studies in the school in the
town. Finding him at work in potato
Geld with his father, be besoaght the
father 10 allow his sOn to 20 10 West
Point. and the father yielding, Mr..
Dawes now has the satisfaction Of hear
ing that the young son of Erin stands
| fifth Of his class in mathematics and
ninth in languages AlIof his previous
candidates appointed had been turnsd
out, and one Of them vas recommended
By the veteran General Scott
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13

ARRIVAL OF 100 DAYS MES.-The In
dianapolis Journal Of Wednesday says
the hundred dAys volunteers are begin
ming to arrive in such numbers as TO in
dictate that several regiments will be
ready for the duty required of them be-
fore the end of the week. oqer 8 dozen
companies camp in yesterday, viz. a
company from North Vernon, Captain
Jones commanding; a company from
Richmond, Ind, one from Fountain eouL-
~, and three from Evansville A large
number of companies have reported
and will arrive to-day and tomorrow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13

~ Cheering for re5sis is not er-
tirely safe pow-a-days Asman named.
McGuirs was arrested b. faO citizsns in
indianapolis, on Taesday. near -Wiiiit'-
Riser bridge, for cheering for John Nor
gan. He had repealed the ofense sew
eral tines They took him from his
horse and delivered him into the hands
Of Col. Sironson. What the ColSnel
viii GO with him We know no. but men
should not be allowed 70 cheer treason
aud traitors in This hour nor ever. a
drunken fellow was arrested, some days
since, for cheering FOR JEFF Davis. he
was much frightened, and begged pite-
oasly promising never sgain 10 utter
reasonable sentiment or get drunk &c
vas let go
We rather think the man who would
cheer for JEFF Davis in this city, wouls
not have many hours to live
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
GROCERIES.

,..., 36t LBS. CHOICE BOLOGNA SAUSAGE
$50 LDO FOR sale At
~ ELLlOTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
az lBushhLs FREsh skOUkD CORN MEAL
.slafH ~ In store and for sale AZ
ELLIOTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
* poz, NO, TUBS;
AKA ~ dos No.
b " " 3 "
''@ = 10 Nest Is in Eest tubsl
20 doE. assorted Rolling Pinst
doz Butter Paddles
dos Prints;
Ava s.sfa 40 BASKETS, assorted slEps;
Just received and for sale at
.-..- 80 FLLiOTT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
ANH nunufsd los. Choice Table Butter;
" 90 Jars
just received and for sale a.
gaA 4asA t4fi ELLIoTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
eslts rINEN BARRELS Large Pickles. for sale by the
doEon, hundred or barrel, at
ss,fs ~ ia ELLIoTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
s- fIFTY DOE. ASSORTED Hurd and Shaker
II Brooma;
dos. Fancy Hearth Brooms;
i. 10 dor. Whiak
- III just received and for sale At
tAA ELLiOTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
fl'MU THOUSAND LIS Choice sugar Oursd
i Dried Beef 4 nice article.
or For sale At EhllorTs FAMILY GROCERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-13
PIANOS.

Two Splendid Pianos
A Nd LOT OF FINE PAEL0g ORGANS
II and MsiodsAns just received Al s.s.a
WARREN 4 COSYNGT0NS.
Also two secondhand PisBes for sale cheap.
The finest ssssrtmsnt Of Nsoiins, Guitars. flutes
AID Aecorta4as can be found =;
WARREN & CoSTNGT0S'S,
sp4 No. I MAin Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-08
IoniNE.

DIR R. ANDERS s. cos IODINE
WATRR.-Iodine water acts upon the Heart, Liv-
AZ. Kidneys, Digestive Organs and elanduiAr sys'
ten.
The rueoess which has attended the use Of this
remedy in private practice, and the endorsements 81
medical authority, enable US to recommend il to
the practitioner and the public, feeling confident
that with fair trial it viii attest its own excel
Lsuos in the cure Of Chronic Diseases, which indi
cate Iodine, such as scrofula, Bronchitis, Skin
Rruptious, Heart, Liver and Kidney Diseases
Nervous Affections, Neuralgia rheumatism, Dys-
PepsiA, Debility, Syphilis, &C
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength
Of Iodine Water as containing three-quarter graf n
Pure Iodine in each fluid ounce of pure water, No
olvent being used. 1t is not liable to decomPosi-
ION nor spontaneously formed inequalities; neither
the Iodine oxsdized or neutrslizsd BY oombiDA
ion with sny ingredient, rendering this solution
uoerior % any other method Of exhibiting Iodine
Fun directions accompany each bottle, that it
nav be used as . family madeline as well a. by the
profession.
Price one dollar per bottle. On receipt Of five
dollars aix bottles delivered free by express to any
address.
Beware Of counterfsits and limitations which IN
principled dealers endeavor to dispose Of on our
reputation. See our reputation and Trademark
tths Greek word heading this advertissmentl upon
the labels and wrappers on each bottle, without
which none is genuine.
Oi-cuisr gratis DB. h. ARDERs Co,
------ Physician and chemists,
No. 42s Broadway, New York
-..-1T.T{p n - dVfyrV
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-08
stephen 4. DourIas, oplnIon.

The democratic cant that the Convention
was called at Chicago in honor of Douglas,
is completely upset by the following part
ing words of Douglas to his cOuntrymeu /;
The slave question is 'asrs ezessgs,
The election Of Lincoln a mere prstest-
The present secession movement is the re-
suit of an enormous conspiracy, formed
more than year since-formsd by leaders
in the Southern Confederscy more than
twelve months sgo. Theco1lspiraey is 4po4O
k'sOa0n; armies have been raised, war is
levied to accomplish it. There are only
two sides to the question. Every man
must be for the United States or against it.
There eas be no neutrGls IN this aOar; o9lLy
patriots and traitors.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-08
Important orders In Relation to Reb.
ell Deserters.

General Grant hrs issued an order for
his headquarters in the field, under date Of
August %, which directs that hereafter,
deserters from the Confederate army, who
deliver themselves up to the United States,
will, on taking an oath that they will not
again take up arms during the present, re-
bellion; be furnished subsistence and free
transportation to their homes, if the same
are within the lines of federal occupation.
If their homes are not within such lines,
they will be furnished subsistence and
free transportation to any point in the
Northern States.
All deserters who take the oath of allie
glance will, ifthey desire it, be given en-
ploymentin ths Qusrtermssters and otner
departments of the army, and the same
remuneration given to them as is paid to
civilian employees for similar services.
Forced military duty, OF services endan-
gering them TO capture by the Confeder-
ate forces, will not be exacted from such as
give themselves up to the United States
military authorities.
Provost Marshal General Fry has issued
an order, exempting rebel deserters from
the draft, and prohibiting them from being
IGColNCu % SupbllLuOoS Ut EeCEulLs.
These orders viii have the tendenc- of
increasing desertions from the rebel army,
and viii cause many to come within our
lines who were heretofore deferred from
doing from fear of being placed in the
military service of the United States,
where they would be exposed to capture
and punishment from the Confederates,
from whom they could expect no mercy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-08
General Butler ON the Chicago Plat
form

General Butler passed through Boston
yesterday on his way to join his command.
We learn that he expresses the utirost de-
testation Of the Chicago plstfor (which
concerns the continuance of the war for the
Union, and reeomenGs cessation of hos
tilities,) as paving the way either for dis
union or the establishment of military
despolism in the country at the lead Of
which shall be JEFF Davis Military Gen.
Butler thinks the position of affairs TO be
highly encouraging. If Grant hal about
thirty thousand mere men to reinforce the
Potomac army, Lee could either vanquish-
ed or driven out of Virginia in thirty days.
In answer to question put by friend, a
few days since, in regard to the length of
the war, General Butler replied, that If the
Presidential eestion were not totake place
for two years the war would end in less
than sixty days; that the Southern army
was fast being used up, and that to save
the whole Southern Confederacy it would
be impossible for the rebels to bring fifty
thousand more troops into the field.
Boston Transcript
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-08
MORNING LEADER.
Terrible CoIIisIon-No Lives LOst, but
q serEons srnash.up. = =

q serEons smash.ur D. ll.------- =.
The ship General MoC Clellan, Of Chicago
under command of one Seymour,n came
into collision with the ship General Sher-
man, Of the United States, commanded by
Abraham Lincoln, at or near Atlanta, Ga
The General Sherman wss not injured at
all, but the General McClellan had one of
her principal planks knocked out of her
"platforms9 = completely shiVering the whole
structure. saa 5-t1s-lar zg8 81 -
She had on board at the time of the col
lision large and sanguine party of war
men, peace men and copperheads, who wei 3
thrown into the greatest CONSERVATION, and
great fault is found with the commander of
the General Sherman for not having avoid
ed the collision until after the General Nc
Clellan had got past Cape Second Monday
in November, when she could have dis
pensed with her platform, and would not
have been liable to such serious injury.
The party on board the General Sher-
man are truly thankful that the strength
of their ship has saved them from dis
aster.
Wedo not learn that there was any in
surance on the General Mcclellan.
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Or. HUNTERS
N MEDICAL lNFI.R MAR Y

nR. HUNTER STILL OONTIN Els
- at the old established place, No. Il Mathsvs>
Block, south side Of the Public Square Cleveland o.,
curing ali that comen fact, he is the only reliable
physician n Cleveland treating the following diseases,
ma Bronchial and Lung dseases, Rheumatisun, ,Ague
and Fever Seminal Weakness, and all diseases peeu
liar TO Females LeucorThoea OF Whites, Suppression
oil the Menses, Painful Menstruation, Inflammation
and Ulceraton Of the Uterus or Womb, Pryiapsus
Failing of tho Womb. all dseases of the blood and
skin entirely removed from the systom An Diseases
OF the organs OF generation of male emale Of what
over laIne % hatIei lieat5l ~ Ser9il lhoLO1sA
and ludleious pianner, pointed ouE by long export
snce and investigation.
-ES Low prices and quick cures. Recent oases oar
cd N Nom three 90 elgnt days An syphiltic and sf-
Cural talnts entirely removed rom the system.
Or. AuArEk i constantly curing cases in iron
three to eight weeks that have been treated by other
physicians from one 70 three years.
Young men Inflicted with seminal weakness should
BY letter. he fails 10 His remedies arc
perfectly safe, and unknown to any other poysicis1
Patients OF either sex living at distance b. STAT
ng their diseases N wIltipg giving ali the symptoms
dressing Dr.. Hunter, OF Cleveland, Ohio. postpaid
and nolcsing q Zee. ..- a
All communications CONFIDENTIAL
From his experience aud extensive practice, he
makes scruples in asserting that whatever be un-
1srtakes in his speciality he vii most certainly per
ther from extreme debility and prostratiOn of thu
system or from unsuoesatul treatment OF emPircs OF
/ self-styled " NJ, DIS whom many have unfortunate
ly been under, or from the false decaey that mAnJ
Of my patients toll me kept thefroIn an early appi
cation 70 me- the no less fatal ideas Of overcoming
the disease By the advancement Of age and strictly
moral mind for they, one and all, make the cas-
Yorse and II 1t . an early one from the cause OF BE-
ing entirely local. it Affects the entire animal econo
my and then requires general Rs well as local treat
/ ment which Dr.. Hunter Is happy to be abls b $40
that thorough inyestgation, and great Improvement
in the treatment OF private and delicate diseases
mode Of tretIseut Ii the unfoFtInSt liz AM
health, they should % sure and call on physician
/ SaF- No Charge for advice. The Doctors once 4
constantly thronged with patients from al psrts o
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-08

Seminal Weakness, Loss Of Memory, Nocturnal
Emissions, Secondary symptoms, Sexual Diseases,
syphilitio ErupdOnH, liberated Sare Legs, Strio-
tures, Diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys.
RA- Special attention paid 10 the diseases Of Wo-
men and Children.
New and reliable treatment for
ALL DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR.
~ Patients OF either sex living at u distance, by
stating their disease In writing, giving all the
symptoms, obtain medicines with directions for
use. His medicines are Exclusively VeEetB-
BILE Extracts. -"
DT. Wells Eleotro-Chemical Bafhs for the cure OF
al Chronic Diseases and Nervous Complaints.
~ sPermatorrhsA can be eaeetuAlly cured BY
this treatment.
Consulting hours from 0 A. NJ. TO 8 P. ID. P. o.
Box S2l9. No letters will be answered unless they
contain remittance or ten cent postage stamp.
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