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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-15
HEADQUARTERS DISTRICT or ISDIANA,l
NORTHERN DEPARTMENT,
InIiunannli Lid Inlr Ii ISM
SPECIAL ORDERS,
No 81

SPECIAL ORDERS.l
No 81.
The 2Sth Ohio Infantry, Col. a Moore com
manding, having orders 10 return to Ohio TO be
mustered out OF service, it is deemed proper by
the General commanding the District OF Indiana
IN which they have last served, to acknowledge
the exact discipline, correct department and
faithful services OF officers and men in the dis
charge OF duty at Camp Morton. After hard
march, in charge of nearly one thousand prison
ers, aud this. after weeks OF constant duty, they
delivered their entire charge in safety, and have
devoted themselves unremitungy to their duties
since such arrival. They deserve the thanks oil
the people of their State and of the Nation
and their colors and trophies, "a we'll as the rec
objections of their well fought fields will be. tC
them all, pledge of their perpetual devotion to
their adopted country.
By command of
Brigader General DARLINGTON.
CHAs L. FLOWERS,
Lieut. and A D. C, A. a. A G.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-15

NIcK PREsExr PsorrRLr BEsrowED Our
readers will remember that few weeks ago We
mentioned the fact that Jim Ferry. one Of the
excellent messengers of the Adams Express
Company between this city and indianapolis. was
robbed OF some 500 in money, bis watch. &c,
at indianapolis Yesterday morning, as he was
about leaving Indianapolis, he presented
with an elegant aud massive silver watch and
chain valued at sll6 50.
The watch contains "a fine works "a We ever
saw and the chain i OF solid silver. very heavy.
The watch bears this inscription the inner
case:
Presented to James Ferry, July 18th. 1864,
by his friends.
Accompanying the present was the following
complimentary note:
INDIANAPOLIS, July -, 1864
James Ferry, ESQ,
Dear SRA few Of your many friends,
whose names appear on the list accompanying,
desiring to remunerate you in part for your re-
cent unfortunate loss, and at the same time ex-
press their appreciation of you "a a friend and
gentleman. beg you to accept the accompan wing
WATCH and chain. hoping that in the future, ;as in
the past, the smile of your genial countenance
and yOar gentle, manly and courteous manners
may win you additional hosts OF friends, and
briefly reminding you that it is better to sleep
with one eye open than to not sleep at all. We
are, Jimmy, Yours truly.
IL Is needless to say that Jimmy was overcome
with this unexpected token Of the good will and
friendship Of his associates on the lines, over
which he runs daily IL was a handsome present
most worthily presented and properly bestowed.
Il Evansville Journal.
The above present was most worthily bestowed.
There is no more honorable, faithful and accom-
modating man in the employ OF the Express
Company than James Ferry, and many would
have been pleased TO join in the testimonial, if
tie opportunity had been given them. The pre-
sent from his friends in the Express and
Railroad Companies, which adds TO its value.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-15

- The Executive Committee of the State
Board of Agriculture were IN session yesterday
at the office of the Secretary. W. II LOOMS,
Esq making arrangements for the next State
Fair, which will be held at this place. The old
grounds to be enlarged. improved and beau
tilted. and everything arranged 10 make the ex-
hibiton one OF the grandest ever held in the eOun
try. The premium list is most liberal. and every
nducement 70 visitors from abroad i offered
Without Soubt, We repeat, the Indiana State
Fair OF 1854 viii be great agricultural. manu-
featuring aud mechanical success. Visit t.
everybody, from the north, south. east ana west
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-15
The as.h ohio German Regiment.

This regiment will leave Camp Darlington
at o'clock tins morning. under escort of Hahn's
city band. for Cincinnati, there to be mustered
out Of service their term expires on the 10Th
inst.
The following order issued yesterday, and
the compliment is well deserved by Col. Moore
and his command
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-15

HoYTs HIAwATHA fhAIR RESTORATIVE.
H0YT's HIAwATHA n AIR RESTORATIVE.
H0YTs HIAwATHA EAR RESTORATIVE
In Longfellow's Poem Hawxtha was adudged % have
conferred the greatest boon: on his tribe because he
brought TO its notice livery one will admit that
preparation l. worthy Of name the benefits
itconfers when IL IL known
WHAT THE IAtATHA DOES.
IL faded and gray esrs whskers 10 their
original color IL brings up Ne natural shading q one
hair With another thus gvin4 the hair perfect life
pearsnce. that the critical observer
tect IL use IL makes hsrshbsir son and SILKY stops
ts falling out, elesnsss IL and scalp fron all impair
Ties, a. readily applied and 9pet from The akin
hair dressing, and entirely o the bad effects q
previous u preparations sulphur sugar
Of lead &c
The propsietors Of Hiawkths pubshed the folIo-
ing challenge test IN the New York daiiiss three
weeks, which
WAS NEvKR KCCEPTED.
Let well known and Aislnferpstet persons ap-
point one to the proprietor Of preparation for he
hair 70 bring up the color. Every proprietor 10
nothing but his prcpsrsfos and the person nothing
else during the test. certificate u the result Be
widely published the exp<ess Of the unsscce<<fsI
competitors.
SOLD everywhere JtsKPH HoYr CO,
narls div Ne. 10 suniver<ity Place. n Y.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-15

lUENRY ALLEN, New York Livery snd.sale Stables,
I'll Nos II and IA East Perl street. In the rear Of
Gsnz's Block. feb3o-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-15
CITY ITE M S .

~ Huuah for Mcdonald and Turpiei
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-15
"a SLIGHT COLD" COUGHS.

Few are aware OF the importance Of Checking Cough
or slight cOd in its rst stages that which in the be
ginning would yield TO mild remedy, II neglected 500,
attacks the lungs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

DEAD.-"Those whom the gods love
die young, was an ancient aposhegn,
and was forcibly brought to our mind
yesterday, when We saw borne from the
steamer Darling all that was mortal of
MIRA Ellen Raleigh, daughter Of the late
Judge NJ. w. Foster, Of this city
Scarcely year ago We announced her
marriage. Bat a few months ago she
was in the city on visit TO her friends,
in blooming health and joyous life. A
wife for year-a mother but for an
hour, she gave her life in giving life
to Observation-Disclosures brother and
sister, the latter following its mother to
the angel land, the other lingering hers
to soften the grief of the bereaved father
and husband, and TO form link to lead
him to that heaven to which his bean
tifol yosng wife has gone.
Every one loved Ellen Foster, an,
every eye will give tear to the memor.
Of Mira. Ellen Raleigh,
Mrs. Raleigh died in Little Rock
Ark, some time last week
"Coms 20 the bridal chamber, DEATH
Come to the mother whsn shs feels.
For the hrst time, her hrst-born's breath,
And thou art terrible"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

e%The Clara Dolson, the last arri-
val from below, says the New Albany
Ledger, brings the following Arkansas
news: On Thursday last, gang Of
Adans's gusrrillas made q descent up
on the plantation Of Ben. Hardin, at
Hardin's Landing, on the Arkansas side
Of the river, and, after plundering the
house of what valnables they could find
collected all the live stock on the farm
and dscampsd, taking Mr.. Hardin a
prisoner. He was forced 70 accompany
them several miles 10 q northerly diree'
ton, before he succeeded in obtaining
bis release. His property they retained.
The gang numbered seventeen men.
They also visited Bsrrys plantation, two
miles above Hardin's and made large
haul The oyerseer Of the place offered
some resistance. and was shot TO death
by the rufians Most of Berry's family
were in Memphis at the time
Cen Baford has ordered the lines
around Helena closed to everybody
Strangers arriving a. Helena by steamer
are, as soon as discovered, Furnished
With passes and required tc leave i'm
mediAtsly. The Steamer James Watson
is still held at Helena under arres,
Her officers are charged With Illegal op
eralions in cotton.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

FArALrrr-The fatality among Cop
perhead newspapers does not seem to
abate in the least. On the contrary, il
seems to be on the increase. The late
election was killing frost" among
these tender plants. The Ohio State
Journal mentions the names of the
Union County Democrat, the 0ttaws
Democrat, the GALLON Democrat aud
the Steubenvills Courier, of that State,
oil of which have fallen victims to the
general epidemic. If the circulation OF
these had not been small, it might have
been hoped that their suspension would
cause decline in the price of paper.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14
o. s. PROPOSALS.
ca OT U. $. oornlssAaI or svasl.rFscE,


Evansville, Ind, Dec. LIST, IsCt !
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at this oiilcp until IL o'clock n, December 10Th,
1000 barrels FIour-GholeS kxtra. An
barrels, full head lined, stating brand, and fur
nishlng samples 81 at least two pounds.
10000 lbs Potatoes In barrels, full head
lined, or reserved Ennny sacks.
$4,000 lbs Bacon shoulders - New
Smoked, In strong strapped boxes containing loo
M, or IN casks.
smoked, In strong strapped boxes or casks. Par.
ties will state the kind o. packages they propose
60 furnish In the above.
$4,000 lbs Hominy, kiln dried, in barrels
lined.
Also For the supply OF Fresh Beef to the U. \
General Hospital, and the troops receiving sup.
plies AZ this post, commencing on the i6ih Of
December, 1854, ard ending on the t6th day Of
April, IssS. said Beef 10 be from steers 70 De
ave years old and over, 20 weigh-net-eseh not
less than 500 n. The Beef 10 be sound aud whole.
some, with neeks, shanks, and kidney taliow cx.
sluded.
All articles to be Of the best quality, and to be
delivered fee OF expense TO the United States tor
drayage, &c at the L. S. Subsistence storehouse.
sion Of time Of delivery will be granted on any
account whatever.
Actual tArs is required In all cases; to the rule
no exception will Be made under any eireumstan-
eea whatever.
CooperaE- must BE- Of the best Kind, aud every
package must BE- In hrst.rste shipping order.
No charge for packages allowed.
Marked tamplea OF each article nnst accompany
thspropcsals (excspt for neats), and must bs ne.
isrred 70 therein.
All articles will be carefully inspected by an In
spector on the part Of the United States, and no
article will be received or paid for until IL has
passed this inspection, aud certificate 90 that
eject has been attached TO he original bin
zach package must have marked on IL distinct.
ly and planly, the name aud address Of the eeller
the name Of the article, the gross. tarN and net
Proposals will be received for the whole, or for
any part Of the Quantities required.
copy Of this advertisement Il alp from !
newspaperl must be attached TO each proposal
Blank proposals will be furnished ~ this once.
Proposals must be enclosed In sealed envelope
addressed TO the undersigned and endorsed Pro
pcsAls for Subsistence Stores
Payments TO be made In such fuods as may d
supplied by the Treasury Of the United States
checks for Certificates Of Indebtedness.
The right IL reserved TO reject any or all propO
sails, II such course should be deemed by the IA
dersigned Tor the benefit Of the Government.
Proposals must b signed by the parties them
selves, and not by clerk, agents, &C.
Bidders Ars invited 20 be present At the opening
Of the bids. +. Il EHKMAN,
decS-td Commissary 81 Subsistence.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

KsthAiron Is from the Greek word ''Ksthro.'' o.
"k@sAsaro," signifying 70 cssanss. rsJzsinats aud
rsssofs. This artiols is whst is mans sigalass
Ter prsssrsihg, rsstofinE and bsaatifsinx the
hafa&a hair il b the aost FsnAIkabls preparation
ia TIE world. II is agsls ovnef aad pat up b.
the original proprietor. and l. nov made With tks
sane care, skili asd Attsatioa Which gave Il =
s@is q over oss million bottles per shBnm.
Il is = zoss dsiighffai Hair Dressing.
II sn>aiostss scarf ans dsndrua
II keeps The hsad cool and cisaa.
IL makss the hair, rich. con and xIousy.
TtpEsvsnts tbs hair from fAiliax % ana tara.
ing grAy.
II restores hasr upon bald haaAa
Any lady or Esatlsman Who values a h..uslfsI
hsad Of hair shozid Use Lyon's KathAIron. II 10
kSown aad u I'd throughout the civilized woris.
Sold b al rsspertahis Dealers
DKhAs . BARfEEs co.. Hsw York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14
Soldiers Families.

The evidence comes to me from every
part Of the State, that many OF the wives,
children and parents of our soldiers, are
destitute of the necessaries Of life, and
must greatly suffer unless Immediately
provided for. Let me again earnestly
entrest the patriotic, humane and chris
tan people Of Indiana, TO devote them
selves at once 70 make an ample provi-
sion for ell who are dependent upon our
soldiers for their support and comfort.
and let me entreat them not to wait IN
til they are called upon for relief, and
10 90 about in their several eommuni-
ties and seek out the needy and the suf
fering.
Some Of these are unable to give no
tee Of their condition, and know not
where to apply for relief, while others
are too proud or too sensitive TO ask for
that which should have been freely OF.
fered By a patriotic and Christian peo
pie. Let me especially entrest the cler
gy Of the varisus denominations 10 sd
dress themselves systematically to thu
great work Of religious and patriotic
duty, and by thorough visitation and in
auiry, make themselves acquainted Wit
every case of need 10 the neighborhoO'
in which they live, and then make earn
est appeals to their congregations to sur
ply the wants which they have discover
ed Ia this way | an assured that the
can accomplish more than any other elias
Of meR
And again, let me appeal to the VI
rious county and city authorities through
outlthe State, TO make ample approprii
tons for the relief Of soldiers families !
their respective jurisdictions. Some,
is true, have made liberal provisions
others have done nothing, and other
again have taken action which come
for short Of meeting actual necessities.
Every consideration Of patriotic dat
humanity, Christian obligation, and h
honor Of our people, eDjoins it alike u
on our authorities and our citizens thi
: no soldiers families shall be permits
to want for the necessaries and eomfor
Of life IN State overlooking with pro
perity and abundance.
. o. =. MORTON.
: Governor Of Indiana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14
ADJUSTMENTS.

INHk FOLLOWING PRIZES WILL BIZ
drawn By the ticket hssasrs:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

FINE CLoFH, SILK, AND VELVET CLoAKH
AT AUcTIoS. - Will be sold at Hiram
Nelson's auction rooms, corner Of Main
aad Third streets, on Thursday and Fri
day, Dec. 18th and 10th, commencing at
ten o'clock an, the finest, largest, and
best assortment of Ladies Cloaks ever
offered to the public. The eloaks are
all new, perfect, and warranted by one
of the largest cloak houses in the East
Ladies are invited to examine The stock,
which viii be on exhibition Wednesday
afternoon.
HIRAM NELsoS, Aucsioneer.
Dec. Is. DIT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

R1r Ladies and gentlemen, Hiram
Nelson's sale Of fne cloth, velvet and
silk eloaks will be tomorrow morning
at 10 o'clock, al the auction room, cor
ner Of Main and Third Streets, up stairs.
The goods viii &c open for inspection
this afternoon. He will sell at the same
time one fine sofa, six sofa-seat chairs, q
fne dressing bureau, &c. Ladies, be on
hand. The room will be made comfort
able HIRAM Nelson, Auctiou'r
J. W. Bsceus, Agent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

p@-When the Secretaryship Of the
Treasury was vacated by the resignation
of Mr.. Chase, the President received the
Endorsement of the whole country when
he appointed Mr.. Fesseaden to the va
cant portfolio. The death of Chief JUS
tic fancy has again given to Mr.. Lin.
coin an opportunity of calling to the
succession the most eminent man in the
party which directs the destinies Of
the country four years longer by the YER
dict of the people. There can be no
doubt that Salmon P. Chase is the mas.
ter-mind of the Republican party.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

pay- samuel Reynolds, who was ar
rested in Lafaystts the other day on a
charge Of recruiting for the rebel army,
has been released on parole. The two
witnesses who are alleged to have re-
ceived bonus or bounty at bis hands
TO enter the rebel service failed to ap-
pear at the time appointed for bis ex.
animation. The accused Was released
on his own parole to report to the mill.
tary authorities, Il required.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

TuEArRE.-Mr. Golden, = manager OF
some note, is now in the city superin-
tending the fitting up of Masonic Hall
for theatrical purposes The Hall has
been enlarged by throwing the two ante
rooms and hall into the main bnilding.
A new stage has been erected With
sliding scenery, new foot-lighss, &c, &c,
making the hall very conmsdious.
Mr.. Golden hopes to opsn with a star
company on Monday night next, and to
make it a permanent institution.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

WESTINGHOUSE AID LEGERpESAIx.--
We dropped in few moments last night
to witness the performances Of Mr. ]. b.
Hardy, and was surprised and sgres-
ably disappointed to witness such a
ereditabls performance. Mr.. Hardy il
natural vsbtriloquist, and ws have
seldom if ever heard him excelled. In
legerdsmAin be is astonishingly expert,
performing his tricks with a celebrity
that is bswildering. We hope, as be
stays here but one night more, to see "a
audience worthy Of bis very superior
talent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14


Coat IN INDIANA The coal fields Of
Indiana, ears the indianapolis Journal,
are already attracting Eastern capital,
several thousand acres having just been
purchased by Pennsylvania operators
near the Terrs HAute Railroad, in Clay
county, These men we're entieed hithsr
by specimens Of Nswburg coal from the
mines Of J. E. Robertson & Co, which
coal they pronounce superior to the
best Piitsburg for CRATE use, aal equally
good for general purposes They are
fully posted in such matters, as they are
old operators" in their native State
They purpose shipping all their coal to
the Chicago market when they get their
mines in operation @yhieh win be some
time next summer
For the information of our readers,
and especially the citizens Of Evans.
vile, We may remark that Messrs. J. l.
horten 4 Co. are supplying the New
barg coal in this city, aud it is more
nearly Of the character Of Pitssburg coal
than any we have ever seen taken from
mines in the West
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

FoR TIE FRoST-By q private note
from Indianapolis ve learnithat the 32d
Indiana regiment has left for the FROM.
Company D, Capt C. q. Allen, was re-
cruited principally from this city, and
persons having friends in the regiment
will hereafter direct their letters to
Nashville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14
OFFICE OF DISCOUNT AND
DEPOSIT.
W. ]. LOWRY & CO. Bankers,
No. l. First Street.

Have for sale and immediaee de-
livery Government Securities Of
every description, and buy and sell
Gold. Silver, Coupons and Demand
Notes, Foreign and Domestic Ex.
change. Government Vouchers, and
Orders on Washington.
Dec. 13--Std.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

THE PoKK TRADE.-We are informed,
says the Indianapolis Journal of Mon
day, that Joseph Roberts. = blAtent
Copperhead of this city, has been ar
rested, along with partner. for engage
ing in the pork business in rather an
illegi,imate way. Il il said that the
above mentioned parties feloniossly ap-
propEiAted three hogs belonging 10 MIRA.
Harris, widow lady, aud sold them for
worthless greenbacks."
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14
rheAudItlng Committee.

ISDIASAroLIs, ISp., Dec. 9, 1864.
Notice is hereby given TO all interest
ed, that the Military Auditing Commit
tee is now in session AZ the State House,
and viii receive aud act upon claims
against the State, which may be pre-
scented, until the 10th inst, after which
time, owing to the proximity of the ses-
sion of the legislatures, no more claims
can be received.
Papers throughout the Stats viii
please copy.
-... PARIs c. DuSxIza,
Chairman MI Aud, Com.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14
GROCERIES.
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY vTR-
~ tue Of ssasr q the Court Of Common
Pleas. 81 FandsFbHFxh County. Indiana, made At
its September Terra, 1854. will Commission
appointed by said Court sell AZ Fubiic Auction,
~ the door u the Court Hease. in sAia Couaty %
tbs sth day Of January. fsas, bstw~sn The hours
81 nine o'eisek. a. n aud foaF e'cieck, n, Of
said day. the following asscrlbed real estate Tor
cash. to-uit.
Lot number aleen. Csl 10 block number four,
90 Ia the Eerth Eastern EniarEamsnt % ths City
Of Evansville, IN aid County
ALvAH JOHNSON,
Dec tA-diAwtd Commissioner.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

MAS KILLED IN SHELBYvILlk-Am an
named omer Payne was shot and killed
in MeCarty's saloon, in shelbyville, on
Friday night, by a soldier named Rich.
ard Thralls. Payne snapped q pistol
at Thrallis, swearing that be would kill
him, when the latter drew pistol and
fred, with the above effect. ThrAllis
Immediately give himself up, and wal
subsequently released.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

CorroS.--Ths grand Armada brought
up several bales Of cotton yesterday,
which have already gone forward BY the
great Cotton Express, through the
agency Of our friend Col. Dunksrson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

s2rThe Palmetto Herald says that
IN oRe graveyard twelve thousand Fed
eral prisoners lie buried. The rebel
surgeons begged and implored for medi-
cines, bat the Confederate Government
Was unable TO Gil THAR regulations.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

D@-We are indebted to Judge Otto,
Assistant Secretary of the interior, for
copy Of the report Of Secretary
Usher Of the Interior, in pamphlet
form.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

HAMPERS WEKKLY.-Mr. John II
Scott, No. s, Second Street, has laid on
our table Harp~'s Weekly for Dec
18th, which is an elegant number, con.
tanning hns photographs of Major Gen
eral ghonss and sherman, the latter
on horseback.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14

BD- Judge David Mcdonald has bsen
appointed y. 8. District Judge. in place
Of Albert s. White, deceased.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-14
oFFIcE AND REsIDKSuK
Corner First and Walnut Streets
TESTIMONIAL.

TESTIMONIAL.
CINCINNATI, o.. March. II, 1854
This ta 60 certify that Ne, the undersigned, hass
been Intimately acquainted With q. W. Beynton,
n. D.. far about eight years. DuFing the last siz
years he has hesn engaged In iuoraiisv and sue
osssful praetios Ut Medicine la this city. lie
issxes here on account Of ~ health.
We take great pleasure IN recommending hins.
beth socially and professionally, a gentleman os
sxesils NJ morals. and ocespying prominsnt po-
sitioa among the Physicians Of oer city, aud hopl
be may succeed we'll sissShore ~ he has dons
With ns. y FIREMAN. n n,
Prefesser Of Surgery In Eciectie Madleai Instl-
tuta. Cincinnati, O.
JOHN NJ. aCuDDEh, A. D.,
Professor q the Theory aud Praotiea 81 Mssa.
cias Va the X. NJ. Inatituts.
n. u. GARRISON, n D.
Late Professor Of Chemistry ana Rkysioloey In
The asora Medical Institute. dscIe-am