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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-02-12
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF Wnsr. !

Information Of high Importance reached
one Of our outposts to-day. It was brought
in by mounted daserter from Early's CON-
mand, who says when he left : rumor was
prevalent Of tho removal, or preparation made
lor the immediate removal, Of III the Yankee
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-02-12
Ladies Ladtes. Lastes !.

z1UUt<S 11UNteS! z1OUteS -
Don't fail to read the Advertisement in this paper
headed
DR.. Chsessmsn, Of New York, has devoted the last
thirty years Of bis practice Female
Pills aet like charm. They RELIABLE andsv ~
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RoBAoK,s swrrD,sH nRANny

KOBACK'S SWEDISH BRANDY.-
!. ]
E>1~SQ We have been your agents, for some time
N<<AV for the sale Of your goods, and from the
Wa6D repeated calls we have had fer your swe
Nh&Sh dish Brandy, We now desire . stock Of
1TVIA that article. The sLecimen bottle sent IA
HVOtSX US has been examined, and has boon found
N<0W quite ceptable wo had anticipated.
'ZNtyZ II Is highly cordislized. agreeable to the
CV/HT.y taste. Of peculiar flavor, and 10 destined
2.k1UV to meet with rapid and extern siye sale
EWE in this section. Ladies and others requir-
= kW ing . pleasant stimulus and aromst c
0nZN beverage will md nothing moro psatabie.
DSS0 You may send us six dozen bottles in one
doxss caasr and charge tha same TO our account.
Yours truly I.W.JOHss Co., Toledo, o. ~-
g. A. COOK, Chicago, General Agent.
Sold BY all Druggists in Muscstias. i2st ~ -'--
Feb. I, 1854, dsw-4w. ~ . '.tgr rs .1gJs. 5g
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-02-12

Total bonds ....s1340OO 90 sls4 $50 90 s134oso 90
9TH Debts to the company secured by mortgages being
first lien VI record unencumbsred real
sth. Debts otherwise secured, loans stocks, viz
10 shares Bank Par Mkt Amt loan szg .'
| ofHArtford CO., val val. cd thereon.
| aartford----- $500 90 $500 70 $3.50 90 ie ~ 81
/ II shares Mer. q galfg -C SSba f~ b. 30 q
| camille Bank. 400 90 1120 90 ESQ 90 ,- ,t .
| shares do do $50 70 400 90 Is 90 "
1 10 shares City Bk1 600 20 1880 90 1000 90
| Is shares Phoenix .-,g-rs. ..@r1-l..r+r --'t'
| Bank 500 90 Ito 0O1
| - shares Charter }37S5 90
Oak Bspk. ..-.2 200 90 1900 90 -I- RS
Fl shares etate .t. f,.....t..- 81
Bsnk--.----.2,lOO 90 2,e4s 90 2,45s 20
20 shares North 1;-.-t =.
| American Fire - g.. l..l
| Insurance O. o. 900 90 2,140 90 600 90 ia'
| % do do 1900 90 1880 90 1900 90
| shares Home e-;,' --,~ag' -..,r .-Er. =.
! Bsnk, West
/ Moriden..-.. 500 90 800 90 400 90 5.t
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LUMBER MARKET,
New York Produce Price Current.

For lots - they arrive from the country. reported
expressly for the Muse atins JOURNAL, by W. g. Nc.
OLURE co., strictly Produce Commission Msr.
chaLts. $50 Fulton Street, New York. We quote for
the week ending Tuesday, jan 70 ~ follows:
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r $1,000 90 I'll, 4ss 90 I'll, 2os 20
Total amount loaned above stocks. $11 203 20
9Th. Debts tor premiums 2S0 II
7th. All other securities ART -a r.. t-
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION

o. TIE
NORTH AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.,. - -
On s 3l day of December 1865 made to ths AUDITOR Of
s ksate Of Iosca pursuant to The Statute Of that sts.
-, = NAME AND LOCATION. - 90
!, The name of this Oonpsny ID Noaru Axsa1oAu
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Hartford, Connecticut.
CAPITAL.
z The amount OF capita! stock is..... $500 COO 90
s.. The sDounr Of capital stock actually paid - y
up, in cash, 800 900 90
4. Ltr be ~ ASSLTS. ft re sa s...,.
1st. Cash on hand 60 81, ,. d,
Cash In Charter Oak Bank --1Z537 so
Cash in Atlsntic Blk, N. York. 1870 Is EfE
a Cash In hands Of agents and in (, .t,, Gid si-.-
course of Transmission $50 IL $50 3o2 II
I'd. Real estate unincum bsred.-none ii54 go 70
Sd. HOnds by the company. vix: i.a- eel y s,g
United States FIVE Par Val. Market val. ~
twenty honda 80 800 600 90 100000 90 80
q. 8. 6 per cant. GER q .s1.s-s e ~ 5-sa4-- tEi
ti6cates OF indebt. IA 80 ...s v,.,f.r.7- - - 3.
nes.-;.-;--------- 1900 90 1900 90 y =
q. 8. 1910 per cent. 9 - =.
Treasury Notes. 1900 90 2,14O 90 -tfs CO G..
srtford per cont. s. ... 49,
Bonds.-:.-...-.-- 1000 90 1880 90
Michigan 6per csnt. ~ eigae5 cl1 .5H l.;1 (.
Bonds ------------ 1900 90 1920 90 ,.-. cd
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Edward Goodman, Commissioner forMe Safe Of Io,ca,
do hereby cesy that at she request Of tho ocers Of
the Norsh American 1ir~ Insurance Company ct Hart
ford bave examined tho assets of said company, and
from such examination. find said company II possessed
Of an actual eaptaof three hundred thousand dollars
ali Of which 10 more clearly forth in the
statement Of the condition Of said company TO the An
ditor Of the State OF Iowa. 49, .,..
In witness whereof, have hereunto ct my
LIS: hand and affixed my oolcial ssal. .4
EDWARD GOODMAN,
Comissomsr for tie State Of Iosa, IN Hartford Css~
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- q = go. KANSAS CITY, Feb. 10.
The reported raid into Kansas was hoax.
Col. Ford returned from pursuit of the sus-
pec'ed party, who proved to be detachment
Of the 10Th Kansss that had lost their way,
and making inquiry for the right road were
suspected by the inhabitants to be guerrillas
disguised 10 Federal uniform. No guerrllas
have crossed into Kansas. o-s, = .,s. .
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mr.. DoIbear---Phonograpby.

NASHVILLE, TKNE., Dec. 18th, 1863
take pleasure in directing the sttsn-
ton Of my military friends, and all
others, to the science photography, as
taught by Prof. J. W. DOlbear, Of this
city.
have availsd myself of the oppor-
tunity of taking course Of instruction in
this labor saving science, and though my
official engagements prevented my regular
attention, yet I am perfectly sstOnisbed
with the progress ! have made in SO short
time. Eight or ten lessons includes ell
the instruction have received, and by
which have been enabled TO master the
principles, read and write it, with ease
and readiness. The admirable adapta-
ton of this science to the requirements
of the people in this age Of railroads and
telegrsphs, must commend itself to the
attention of every rejecting mind. I
hesitate not to say, that Mr.. DIS expert
enoe is such IS to enable him TO impart
It's principles to the comprehension OF any
ordinary mind, in the remarkably short
period Of few hours. am further pre-
pared to assert that if the practical utility
Of this remarkable invention was pro-
peFly appreciated, no friend Of progress
and improvement, would be 50 unmind-
ful Of his duty 10 himself and others, IS
to neglect any opportunity to avail him
self OF = practical knowledge Of this
rapid, rational, and philosophical sysseza
Of committing ones thoughts 10 paper.
7. j. RHODES,
Capt Goth Ills. Vol. Infsntrv
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DR.. KINGS DlSPENSARY.

sEg1ss.5 Dr.. KING formerly OF Few York
4sAFE for Iast 4 yOars Of LouisYilis, ~
80 s=F10 Who hEs devoted his attentlt3n q
the treatment Of p-fvEte diseases for 50 yes G.tisrl
bimEelf, having attended % 3 practcs for 90 nsay
years, and cured 40 many Thousands, he "a enabled
to care ail diseases OF private nature, mattel
how bad they may be fgO inJudioi0Us medical treat
ment, or from neglect Of their own. Dr. kings
Dispensary "a No 20 Deederek street, between Cher.
r. and the SQUARE, second story, where he Crzes
diseases Of private nature.
GoHorrhosa cured without EsuEs2ua medicines O.
tntsrfsrenoe with business.
SsriotuTes Of Old recent date sfectnziy cared 50
. fey days, By az operation which causes no pzir,
NaeTs Etricture exEts health caDnot be euriore-,
Perhaps No dissase osuEes more mischief and unQsT-
raizes tins constitution SO much.
Syphilis, with al ths diseases o. the skin, growing
cut Of neglect or bsd treatment, osE DO eeotasliy
cured Ia few dcyE
sssstsGl Wezszssss-Pa uEF attention hEVag Tees
given 70 this disease and ell the cOnssguel grCW
Ing out Of Il, brought ia many cases By the de-
stFuctiye habits Of ncoEsideTate youths, and ezces
I've indulgence Of the passions, nsglecE O. which
VII undermine the constitution, rendering tho FJh.
lsot INF. Tor business OF society ent casnE pTes
lure old age.
Females Hho may be lsboTing With any tlElEUliy c
sho Womb NAY rest eEsured Of inmeGizt5 El..-..
PsFEonz residing ssrOsd, b writing sad stating
their case, with zee enclosed, difoSf g Dr.. g. Ens
10 p Dsadsrick Etreet, Nashville, Tenn, sid hsvs
tbs Eacagzsry medicines sent 20 thor a3i-cEs gisa
h9ugV fzos = e'a'ocs II sae morning Cril D. tx
Esaisz t-sts So id da8lFs
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Ierf. Dnvis md Lie 20

According to the Paris journal, La
France, the following curious c0rrespon-
dence has taken place between jeff Da-
Wis and the Pope:
"RIcHM md, Sept %. 1963-Very Ven
cradle Sovereign Pontif: The letters
which you have written to the Clergy Of
New Orleans and New York have been
communicated to me, and | have read
with emotion the deep gri, f therein ex.
pressed for the ruin aud devastation caus
cd by The war which is now being waged
By the Uni,ed States against the States
and people which have selected me as
their President, and your or5eFs TO your
clergy 10 exhOrt the people to peace snG
charity.
Il am deeply sensible of the Christian
charity which has iOpelled you to this
reiterated appeal to the clergy. Il is for
this reason that l feel it my duty to AK
press personally, and in the name OF he
Confederate States, our gratitude for such
sentiments OfCbristian good feeling and
love, and TO assure your Holiness that
the people, threatened even on their own
hesrths with the most cruel oppression
aad terrible carnage, is DESTROYS nov, as
it has always been, to see the end of this
impious war; that we have ever address,
ed prayers 10 Heaven for that issue
which your holiness now desires; that we
desire none of our enemy's possessions,
but that we fight merely to resist the de-
vastion of our country and the shedding
of our best blood, and TO force them to
Let us live in peace under the protection
Of our laws, which not only insure to ev-
cry one the enjoyment of his temporal
rights, but also the free exercise Of his re-
ligion. pray your Holiness to accept,
on the part of myself and the people Of
the Confederate States, our sincere
thanks for your efforts in favor of peace.
May the Lord prOloDg the days Of your
Holiness, and keep you under his divine
protection.
TSigned:l JEFFERSON DAVIS"
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A RIAL EDITOR ASKING ALNs-Oa
Eddsy ; man a Piled 70 the Dir. etor Of
the BIstoa ChaIiiies for aid. de said
that be bad bsen "a editor OF paper st
n mtg mrry, IA, All witain ies
months, Nhen, Lis susiness having be- n
ruined by .he secession, be Game through
TIE liass 70 ihe n Tth, aud reached Boa
Ton two " TIRES Gays since, without
money OF friends. On the day pFevi as
be had fallen On the ice and dislocGted
his shoulder. Re was sent 70 the Mas
sschusstls Aimsh0use.
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PHOTOGRAPHY.
w WRITING
AID
BOOK KEEPING
FsUGuf 81
]. W. DOLBEAR,
Author Of the "seisnes IL Psnmanlhip,"

Persons from 70 % years can learn this systemf
Ia a few lessols ladies' are taught 90 wrfs In a
neat easy and rapid manner, and gentlemen ia bod,
Tapii, business style.
To persons acquainted with its merits, his system
CT writing needs no other recommendation but those
unacq tainted with IT,, Nr. d. refers % the following
remarks and Testimonials. Instead Of teaching PEN
nlnshp merely az an i1itaf0n Art an experieucs Of
- years has cuabed him e. reduce g 20 the cysafg
Of scince, 80 that being guided by t1iolgls3qs in
stead Of random prsces, pupils from 20 so years can
u snort time learn 70 write with EkSE, ELEGANCE
and Rapidly.
So accurate Is his system, ana 50 Uniform IN It's
success, that after witnessing It's ELECTS on several
hundred p1piis in Nashville, the iamentcd Alfred
I Hume observes.
"Haviug had a lair opportunity or examining your
system Of feumanship, and having seCn the wonder.
lul end rapid Improvement cl your pupils fu my
70 be not Only the tef system, bus tie only che iesrr
nag he aanior b strict atteltion 20 the rules civ.
en-, cEg person may In short time, acquire q nee
rapid, and elegant hand. should be pleased b ga
il universally adopted"
THIS expression was cOncurrcd IN by
Maj Gen. T. p. Gaines, u. s. Army;
His EXceleucy, James c. Jones, Gov. OF Tonnessse
II. Rev. J. n. Otsy, Bishop Of Tennessee.
II. Rev. R. 2. Niles, Bishop Of Nashville.
Rev. Philip Lindsey, D. ID. Pres. Of Nashville Uui-
Rev. J. T. Edgar, D D., and many other citizens Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says;
sfBsing requested by Mossrs. Dolboar 70 STATE The
Staining n society Of the gentlemen, sgnera o. tho
within, do 90 with much pleasure, being acquainted
with most Of them; they are highly respectable AMI
gentlemen Of etncltiOn and II high Standing in So
ciety. Given at The Hermitags this 23i dav OF
uotobsr l5l3 ANDREW JACKSON
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AfFHa ttt AAoA- uastlal ~ Nffeaif
President CT the Law School, 40 Lebanon, Tenn, and
who Was for 20 years on the supreme benCb 0t Ten
neEsee.
''ar. Dobear has spent many years On teaching
and perecting his system Of Instruction, and Is by
FAR superior 70 any teacher OF pcumaushipI have
err seen You viii perceive at once that he g. a rlu
OF fine intelgence. ie gives instruction without
q reason: and his reasoning is So Just and clear that
you 40 once perceive the principle he seeks % mpars
and that being Fixed IN the mind, thc pupil acting
upon Il, soon learns % write with and rapidly
rs Well as with elegance.
I commend Mr. Dolbear 20 your kind attention, ant
trust it viii be consistent with your views and feel
iugs to forward his objects Any service you may
render him wiz be worthiy bestowed end viii oblga
me Very respectfully, yOur freui,
LEBANON, TEss, Cci 20, 1886. N. GREES.
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HEADQUARTERS COMMISSION FOR THE J
ORGANIZATION OF u. s. CoI.oBED TBooPs,
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 4, 1868. }
C.Ycular no. j.
In accordance with Orders from thl
President Of the United States, the fol
lowing recruiting stations have been es,
tabIished for OOlorod Troops in the De
psrtment Of the Cumberland:
Nashville, Tennessee,
MurfFeesboro',
Gallatin,
Wsrtrsce,
OlaTksyille,
Shelbyville,
Columbia,
Stevenson, Alabsma.
Chattanooga, Tenn.
bridgeport, Alabama.
Pikeville, Tenn.
Fort Doneldson, Tenn.
McMinnville, Tenn.
Pulaski, Tenn.
Lynnville, "
All claims By alleged owners of slaves
whc may be enlisted, win be laid before
the Board appointed by the President
and consisting Of -
The Board will hold its sessions AZ
Nashville, Tenn. Rolls and recruiting
lists will be furnished the Board for pub
lie information and on demand exhib-
tied to any person claiming that his OF
her slave has been enlisted.
Claims must be presented within ten
days after the filing of the said rolls.
No claims will be received or enter
tanned from any person who is or has
been engaged in rebellion against the
Government Of the United States, or who
in any way has given aid, or shall give
aid or comfort to the enemies of the Gov
eminent, and all claimants shall file with
their claims an oath Of allegiance to the
Government Of the United States.
Thgmustering officer will furnish Off
eial copies Of sll muster-in rolls, for the
information and guidance of the above
Board.
Any citizen of Tennessee who shall
offer his or her slave for enlistment into
the military service, shall, if such slave
be accepted, receive from the recruiting
officer a certificate thereof, with q de-
seriptive list Of such slave, and become
entitled to compensation for the service or
labor of said slave, not exceeding the
sum Of three hundred dollars, upon fling
with the above Board valid deed of
manumission and release, and making
satisfactory proof of title; and any slave
so enlisting shall be forever thereafter
free.
AL enlistments will be made in accord
snce with the provisions of General Or
der No. 329, current series War Depart
ment.
By order of the Secretary of War.
GEORGE L. STEAREs,
Major and A. A. G. U. s.,
Oom'r Org'n U. S. Colored Troops.
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PHONOGRAPHY

Is On simple asd easy that It's principles can all bs
learned ia o few hours, and small amount q prac-
tce viii enable one " use % for the daily purposes VI
life.
NoBe bat those who are acquainted with H can
form any lea Of is great brovty and simplicity, or
Of the ease with which 10 can be learned. But what
Is PlOuCgrEphyl 10 is stem Of short hand writing,
which can be written ten limes as isi a. the common
writing, read as easily, Tlnd learned with far less
trouble
IL IS used not only by Reporters bat by hundreds Of
thousands in this country and 10 England for private
writing, for composition, for taxing testimony, etc.
10 courts, for Sermons for correspondence f8r book
keeping, etc, etc by Ladies, by Students, BY Clerks
by Cergymon, by Lawyers, ETC., aud Is rapidly com
ing into general use.
be estimated and t requires but ftis time % 'sarn
70 Il for the daily purposes Of lie. Bgt the OBJ
lection made that others cannot read 81 Well then
iet them spend few hours o. Learn g. Tor where Is
the Justice IN requiring the active and intelligent %
spend ten days Ia doing what they ighl do in one
merely % save the iud0le1t a few hours effort Ia
learning thing which would be useful 10 then. Tor
hlef THe time was when but few persona could
write their names, but the progress 81 the agi de-
nauds more rapid method Of Writiug and Wills
the active and intelligent mU7T aud Will have the
advantages o. Photography, lle infolcut must sub
nit 10 the disadvantage caused By their own indo.
ience.
The eass with which il can b. brought into proat-
able aud daily use Is shown BY lho following oesiia-
Gates. II is only tdose vlo are tgloruiR Of IL VIA
NASHVILLE, Dec l3ih, 1890
M J. ". D0LRrAn:
sR: Tho few io1s0us took from you some tim1
since in Ph0nogralhy, have enabled me % save mora
than two-tlirc8 o. the labor III preparing my sormonH
and 1 have 20 doubt 10 VIII soon enable noe 30 save
Three i0urths Of %. have mover spent time moro
probably than In a attainment, audi feel perfectly
Tree IN recommending Be- % Cergymsn generally AZ !
means BY which vast amount Of time may BE- saved
Rnd that with far less Ebert than Il generally suD.
posed. Ita principles age few end staple, Of easy
attainment and suited b The fui expression u every
word ia the language, either lor present uso or pof-
mancnt record. Yours respectfully,
is HAYS,
Pastor Of the "a Presbyterian Church,
NaFiiviIfe Tenn
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toLrEHfti lEAN.s N1V. %, lst3.
Mr.. j. ". DoLHEAR-De3r Sir I have been much
interested and pleased 30 examining y0r system OF
Peumanship. Your method Of teaching seems % me
% be both skiful and faithful, and The improvements
81 your pupils Is surprising and rapid beyond any
thing have ever witnessed. I shall feel hsupv 81
this testimony your merit shall lead Others % avail
themselves OF your instruction IN one Of the most
beautiful aud useful arts and am very respectfully
etc. JAS. H. OrEY
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4. - nhVDAnt
Capt Goth Ills. Vol. Infantry.

Having learned the interesting and
useful science Of Photography with Pro-
fessorJ. w. DOlbsaF, most hearth , en-
dorse the above notice by Capt Rhodes
JASPER PLRTBIDor,
Capt 44th LIS. Vols. Infgy.
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Sir-C0nsidsring good handwriting 90 be not only
an GccOnp shinent, but means Of success % every
man engaged 10 buineEs, greatly applaud your mer-
itJrOus eZeTtCns 60 improve The chrography Of the
age. A geutlaman OF lady either who writes badly
never writes willingly; and consequently Often fa %
write when they Hhsuld; and when they DC write t
done al the last moment, with haste and impotence
and consequently with faults Of all kids ofeu COM
hitting and iujurfng both the writer and the cause
which ne advocates Wishing yoa every success Ia
your laudable undertakings,
i'm i lrrf0T
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lF'"aia yours / ''sp' fa5sy. b. BENTON.

Allow me % introduce b you my friend J. ". Dol
belr, who sits your city for the purpose or teach
/ ing Peumanship and Photography His reputation
as successful teacher Is well and widely Cstab
lighei that will say n0thin on that score. only
desire 70 present him as gentleman IRON whose So
Ciety have derived much pleasure and profit and a.
one whom you have the intelligence % appreciate
anything you may DO 70 further his designs viii DO
gratefully Acknowledged BY your friend,
JOHN 6. EDGAR
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~ sterility.

Young BGFried ladies' whose misfortune h has
been not 70 bring forth in due season remember God
has said you should multiply and repleaEh. I his
Is your desire, you consult ne either By letter or
person. No lady over thirty Ave years Of age need
make application. All communication BY letter Or
person strictly confidential.
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You may insert says an exchange, a
thousand excellent things in 3 newspa-
per, and never a word of appreciation
from the readers; but just let a para
graph slip in, even by accident, of one or
two lines not suited TO their taste, and
you will be sure to hear from it.
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WIN be furnished nee Of charge 10 soldiers in out
o. the Hospitals, u their bottles or inkstsnds ars
brought a. the above hours. S0LDsRs taught ono
third less than citizens.
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Or. PRuNK.


OF INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA,
EWBALMER OF THE DEAD.
Offers his Improved Node Of Embalming
Bodies.
1t restores the Natural Color; arrests Decomposi-
ton- and effectuay Eradicatos all Infection leaving
the Corpse free from the slightest UNPLEASANT OdoT
and in q ht condition for
HOME OBSEQUTES.
L saves also, the enormous expeute OF t-ayelia..
AID purchasing Metallic Coins
Addrrss D r. PRUEK through any CT the Agencies
at the following places
Indiana Military Agency Illinois Military Agency;
Ohio Military agency; Michigan Military Agency.
or the U. s. s Commission Agencies, at Nashville,
tennessee, or Chattanooga.
Special attention given % the Dsintoring Bodies,
and their safe transportation home.
All burial APPARATUS on hand.
n EEs P8UNk, M. D.
Once No. 10. Market, South Of Broad Street, Nash
yills Tennessee. lnovl0-3m.
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DO hereby certify that the above let
ter Is signeo by every U0ion member Of
the House OF representatives. Of Penn
sylvaDia. aud l cheerfuliy concur with
them and wish TO unite with them IN
the same. a. W. BENEDICT,
Chief Clerk Of House Of Reps.
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w Chronic Cases
~ To the Ladies.

Al Asections OF the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been % unfortunate
70 misoarrg prove abortion be carried 70 Their
fun tine 4 found pregnant, By giving me a call.