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Hous. and Land nj auction.
aorses, Carriages. n Harnesses.
at Auction.
EN-. PATrEN. AUcTIoNEER. II Exchange st.
dwelling Houses and Land ON
Franklin So. mt AucfiOn.

[ We lNEsDAY, August 18th. at u N. on the
prop rty. - Fs~e- "
Az, me u story wooden cottage House No l05-
~" I'm enI n has OF. ht lin she'd room, L. In
~ m opaif win iarAe b lick cIstern. Lot lboul IS
The two stored wo 1e. Dus,,,n.. "a, A.. NJ.
aumosieo '. and 80. ioge Ter with the land Essh
noa.e contains IL Wei huish.d and conyepie tly
rrane.d rooms. well sds p ca to ope or Z q mi
res EASTERN In u cellar. of eirh bds 90 81,
excellent condition, 49, A4e N
lmmediAtsiy alter the a,ove, will be sold ,hre.
OuIioinB lSts, on westerly SIDE Of >. me street
Inis pr, peIu will BE- SOLD vithout res.,va .ra
on favorable terms. P,rsons seskil ior hi. e a..
" property, iCr oceupanc or iny.s ment ar. m.
.iied TO call on the Aae'ioneer. where lhey can OBJ
Aug 9-drd
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HomGonathic Medicines.

all forms, may be obtained at the store of 8. H..
L Coleswerthy. 90 exchange ST., where the sub
scriber will be from och OK NJ until clock p.
NJ; Oh Cases re ewed aud bottles filled
Refers 70 ois. 4 Clark, NJ. Dodge ar d c. II. Burr.
jy22dSw NJ. SEANki.
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THE Portland Markets, which were omitted
yesterday, will be found on the fourth page
this morning.
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First National Bank.

This Bank viii convert the seven.thirty NOTES ma.
turing Aug 10, and Oct. 1. into six per cent bonds
of 1851, in all the denominations in which the note
were issued, viz:-s50. slo0. $780, and sl,ooO
W. L. GOULD, Cashier.
Portland, July 80, lsi4--eodtf
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Wanted.

IN CCSTOM Coat ana 20 custom Pant makers
w Apply at Clothing Rooms of
WOODMAN, True 4 CO..
"a and So Middle street.
Aug0-d&wis6w
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Gould's Academy

rTVHE Fail Term of eleven weeks begins Tuesday,
a Aug. 3Oth 1861 b. +. Snow. NJ A. Z incipal,
aided by full corps of first class instructors. For
Particulars. address the principal or
X. A. FRYE. Secy.
Bethel. Aug. 8, 1884. eodsw
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Wanted.

A LADY living in the upper part of the city,
hwould ik- to make an Arrangement wi IN. -
we lordered family to occupy her house worth ran,
of S225 and taAe her I board eA'
Address. giving references, Box 95, Portland P @.
Aug. 6-dlw+ ~
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Wanted.

A GOOD Tenement of six rooms for small
"A family wit children.
Address Box 800 Portland, +. o.
Aug. 4.-dtf
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Dimond's Quad,.,,e Band

Is now ready to furnish nalis. Cotiilon and Pio.
i Nc fsrtie. ON ths most favorable terms
All orders 'eit II faipes Music store tles Nissss
street, will receive prompt attention, jy'edl1
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Steamship Earopa off Cape Race.

ST. JOHNS, N. f., Aug. s.
The steamship Europa, from Boston via
Halifax. Tor Liverpool, passed Cape Race at 6
o'clock P. NJ. Saturday.
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M. PEARSON.
. L i " q I. r. ator
AND MANUFACTURER or
SILVER WARE,

"SS Congress ST.. OPP. Court House Portidnd, Ne.
eY-All kinds of Uare such as Knives. Forks,
spoons Cake Baskets, Casters, sc., pated in the
best manner.
A so. repairing and Rs.anishing Old Siirer
Ware. aus6d6m
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Returns from all but five counties in Penn
sylvanis, on the Constitutional amendment 10
allow soldiers TO vote, show for the amend
ment 1914 ,306 votes against 103,6 65.
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Board,

A lew more Boarders can be accommodated at
"A ~ oanforth street, two doors above Bracket.
Apply soon. julys
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Wanted.
Lost

A BOY, not less than sixteen years of age to &C,
IA as Carrier. Must come well recommended -
Apply at the Counting Room OF the Press.
jy1-dtf
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STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
The opsning term OF the State Normal School, a
Pennington, viii commence on
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 9th.

Every arrangement will be made. as the law re-
quires. to accommodate two hundred young ladies
and gentlemen with board, az reasonable rates, and
to furnish the instruction specially needed in n
school for the training of TEACHERS -Four teachers.
besides leci uTers and spt cal instructors wi te en-
ployed at tee Quiet, and the number will be in
creased IL tue necessities fthe school shall require At
Candidates for attendance must be sixteea ye RS
old il Il males and seyente years. If males; ard
must reelare their inten ion TO b. come teacf In
the pubic schools of the state. No pledge will be
REQ ii ed from pupils TO remain GO rected With the
school for any dsfni 'erg Of time.
Applicants win be Tequ red 10 show a reasonable
familiarity with the principles OF Reading and Spell.
ling Arithmetic English or mm-r and hi. tors OF
the United Stats; and to p esent te~timonials OF
good character and prospective aptitude for the work
of eaching
Persons ats nding the Normal School W II be per
mitted 20 pass both ways over the Androsco : gir
Railroad fo n one fare.
N, charge for tuition. Faffanee fee sIeo
More particular information vii be furnished on
application to Professor A. p. K.kev AZ Farming.
ton. EDWARDP WESTON
'orham. Junezo 1854. jy2 dllw& w3w
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L, j. HILL a CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In
Cream Tartar, Coffee and Spices,
No. 22 YORK STREET,
PORTLAND.

Green and Roasted Coffee in the Grain. Ground
Cof,e ana spices of a kinds
Golf 9 and SPICES ground TO order. All ordtrs
promptly attended to. ty26 dim
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r~~ss Stesmer "CLiPr Err" will leave
,Ess@:S4ez---ss Factory lsisnd What. sseo for the
=. enry dsv, SUNDAY exeeptedlat laA ".
and2P. Returning, leave the Pool At II A. NJ
snd5 p Striving in time for the evening uaip
for Portland.
Fare IRON SAGE 20 the Pool and back 50 eta,
Excursion Ticket farni he'd pa ties oil Fifty or
nor IRON Cortland 80 he Pool and b. ok by raj
road anu s.eam b. at, a. % cepts
ROSS & STt RnIyANT
u Commercial ST., Pc,ftland.
Aug Sd, ls6i-dtt
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For Sale,
O u n u i II an k.
Government Z $40 Loan,

This Bauk il prepared to receive subscriptions to
the new 10 loan in sums of $50 and upwards,
paying interest from date of subscription to August
18th. the date of the new loan.
Tho notes are convertible at the end of three
years into specie paying per cent $40 bonds.
One eighth per cent will be al owed on all amounts
of $1,000 and over. b. &C. SoMERBY,
Cashier.
Portland, Aug. i, ls6i.-dtf
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Fofe the Pennsylvania Constitutional
Amendment.
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Lost.
SIRA1ED from the pasture of Mr.. Francis Rob-
~ erts, Nestbrook, last month, q three wear old
gray Colt, small size; whoever viii return MIN or
give Information where he may be found will be
suitably rewarded, by calling ct No. 20 Spring St
Portland, July 10, ls64.-dtf
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Dwelling uousc ror sale
Fer Sale,

nNE half the three story brick Block, situated on
" Congress st, near the head of Park ST.. one OF
the most desirable cato, In the CITY. For par
ticuiars en- uire of Mr. s. c. Chase or c c. Tolman
att. A. IL wards under Lancaster Hall.
Aug 6-dlms
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

JoHS HIcxa-Ths following charAe.
teristie anecdots We clip from an EAsl-
ern paper:
Early 10 the week over two thousand
rebels arrived at Hsines' Bluff arrived
At the foot OF Washington avenue, and
we're sent rom that point to Fort Della
ware. f.
In the crowd that assembled around
the cars was old John J. Hicks, at pres
ent staying at the Cooper Shop Saloon.
Although eighty-three years OF age, Ne
went through two years campaign in
The West He 10 peealisr-looking old
man, very lively and fall Of wonderful
energy and anecdote.
A rebel saw him from > car window.
He halloed out-"old man, old man,
come here"
Old Hicks turned around, and 6nding
himself called for, stepped up 70 the car,
and asked him what be wanted.
Look here, old man, said The rebel
weren't yoa st the battle Of Pi.tsbara
Landingf'
~ vas" replied Hicks
"By II thought 80. I had two shot
at you in that hght"
awell, you didu't hii me" said Hicks
"No, 80 it seems" said the rebel "B,
-, i looked at you through ny glass
and saw you was an old man-too oh
to be IN the ranks-by-I took you u
be General"
"Look here" replied Hicks, "whsl
you boys are done fighting, just let n
know, and I'll buy all ycur gunA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

The RIvERs Mar, Ia, Po, NJ. A
very young lady sends us the following
in reference to the singular and, We
think, happy structure OF the name Of
one Of the rivers At the scene Of the
great conflict between the mighty armies
Of Virginia;
ksssra Editors: - Some OF your
readers have, perhaps, been struck With
the singular names Of the rivers near
which the recent battles have besp
fought, as the 20, the Ny, etc. II thsy
will look st the map they will hnd that
the river hastapony is formed BY the
confluence Of four creeks, which, begin
aiug at the South, are called the Mat,
the Ia, the Po, aud the Ny, or each OF
these branches takes one OK the Malta
pony for its name r E.
-PhilaielpAia Age
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
A sWindler DeveIoped.--He Pockets
5000 and Abse0nds.

The Cincinnati Gazette Of wednss.
day says;
A short time ago man named w. B.
Allen, representing himself as a South
ern refugee, made his appearance in
Ohio, and settled down al Springfield,
where he commenced business as q
banker. He occupied eommodioas
Office, bus did little or no business; had
little capital, and not great deal Of
brains. He Ind enough Of the latter,
however, TO assume 10 be a politician Of
the Copperhead stripe, and he worked
himself into the favor Of some Of the
Yallandigham Democrats, though among
sensible people, he was q standing object
Of ridicule.
Having fancy for music, be exhibit
ed his taste by an advertisement for
board in q musical family where there
were no children. This was regarded
as rich. At another time he issued 9
notice that in consequence Of tie death
of an aged aunt who had lett him con
siderable properly, he would be absent
several days. he accordingly closed
the Office for week.
These peculiarities, however, did not
prevent him from finding favor with 9
young lady, the daughter Of Democrat.
ic citizen Of standing. This girl he
married, we ara sorry TO say. The edit
or of the Copperhead paper was present
at the wedding, and an editorial notice
Of the affair was duly Published. This
was prominently marked and sent to his
correspondents ia this city, over which
the latter laughed right heartily.
Through the father Of the unfortunate
girl be obtained iBtroductions TO buSi-
mesa men here, and through these be
was introduced to some Of our bankers
With two Of the latter be opened ac
counts His balances we're not large
but he several times tried to inersase
them BY attempts to sell checks OF
New York. In this be was not sue,
cessful His character, notwithssand.
| ing respectable introductions, was read
aud be was elassed as bogus One
draft, purporting to have been drawn b.
an Indiana bank on the Marine Bank o
New York, failIng to sell, he lsft for col
lection. II was forwarded, but viii, 0
course, come back protested. Accident
ally, however, he got into one Of th'
banks Having balance OF 81 900, b
ordered the last named sum TO be sen
by express TO Springeld. The fund
were done up in package At tn
same time package Of $4,000 va
prepared to be forwarded TO Evansville
Indians. Tha clerk, in directing th
packages, accidentally sent the $1,000
te Allen, Al Springfield. Upon recei'
ing shis, il appears, he pocketsd th
amount and sbseonded. leaving hi
thanking ofhee," youag wife, and som
creditors at Springfield, to get along q
beat they could Detectives are on hi
track. We hope he will be ARRESTED
We doubt whether be has sense enoug
TO escape.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
Punishment OF . Philadelphia War
Correspondent.

!. The following orders have been issasd
from headquarters, and are published
for the benefit Of all concerned;
HKAporARrEss oV THE ARMY OF Pc-
roMAc, June J, 1854.
GENIAL ORDKK.-Edward cropssy, q
coFrsspondsnt Of the PhiladelphiA In
qnfrer, having published in that journal.
of the % instant, libelious statement
on the Commanding General Of this
army, eaIcuated TO impair the eon6danes
Ofthe army in their commanding officer,
and which ststemsntihe said Cropsey nov
acknowledges 10 have been false, and to
have been based on some idle camp ru-
NOR, it is hereby ordered that be be ar
estsd and parAded through the lines Of
the army with plaesrd marked" Libelcr
Of the Press, and be then pat without the
lines and not be permitted to return.
The Provost Marshal General viii see
that this order is promptly executed.
The Commanding General trusts that
this example will detar others from com
hitting like ofsnses, and be takes this
occasion &c notify the representatives Of
the public press that. while be 10 ready
al all time 10 extend them every facility
for acquiring facts, and giving cireala-
ton TO the truth, be will not hesitate to
punish with the utmost rigor all iussan-
IS ike the above, where individasls take
advantages Of the privileges accorded
them, 10 eire ulate fAlsehoods, and thus
impair the confidence which the public
and the army should have in thsis Gen
erals and other Offices By commEnd Of
Major General MsApE
E. s. WILLIAMS. A. A. q.
THs OBJECTIONABLE PARAGRAPH.
Tbs following is probably the para.
graph which has provoked this sentences.
Il oecurss ia letter from the eorr.sspOn-
dent in question, dated Mongohiek,
May 81:
LET me break the thread Of narrative,
and say . word Of Mcadss position
he 10 a. much the commander Of the
army Of ths Poiomae as be ever was
Grant plans aud exercises = supervisory
control over the army, but TO Gen. Meade
NWt1AAa EfEf fyAoA8k VI ~ -
entitled TO great credit for the mAgni6-
cient movements Of the a=my since We
left Brandy, for they have been directed
BY him. In battle be puts troops in nc-
tor aud controls their movements; in .
word, he commands the army. 0ssssal
Grant is here only because he deems
the present champaign the vital one ei
the war, and whistles to decide on th
spot all qnssions that would be referred
70 hin as General-in-Chief
History will record, but newspapers
cannot, that on one evenilul night during
the present campaign, Grants pressnes
saved the army and the nation too: mol
that General Meade was on the point 81
committing a blnnder nnwittingly, bat
bis devotion 10 his eouasry made him
10th to risk her last army on what hs
deemed chance. Grant assumed tbs
responsibility, and We are s.ill on sC
Richmond
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

Asd its attsaAast trais efsympt1sss q acts mofs
itks shaFn thsa msdisiEes There Il Hcthlus
tn the range 81 the Nstsria 4safca. that for me-.
meal eeaE cen mpariaan uith it - tkis disease.
fail Aecoabt sf thia s.ndsrfal plAnt NAY -
t1ssd IN The Iith edition. Of ths 9. !. Dispsnssss
-. pssss izgT aud lsss
SERIES 81 sxEsrimea ~ IN Which Dr.. Bail has
hssn for years engaged, has isst sssn bronght 70
sneosssfai tsTminatiou, aae as IL nsv sbHbisd -
ofsF 10 the pahlle q combinations of GsaFan. vita
othsr approved teuioz, ths uhsis preserved in thf
best eaAiity Of copper -Sssgfiis6 nsarson whisky,
whtce be is essassat has no e cal ia ths world.
BE might fnrnfsh vatsns Of certificates, bat
The psbiie have long slnos iearnsd 70 estimafs
things At thsir trns valss The safest plan IL, oE
sssry 10 tsss fsr klEsslf the virtuAs Of = nsw
nanleina- GiHa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

has kescze . kszssheA wovd thrsnxkout ths
west aHa soath sna hfs Vera LsAsaksas ia lr<s
tkaa ysaF amer THAR fntred dsettoa. attsinsd a
rsvafstion - widespread tns esnsinsnt Of
Nagth msriaA. Buf the srowuisK glory ~ his
10 rssasias te BE- attzinsd In hs iaisat discovery,
sE FAthsr eoahiaatiens for hs does cot elain 30
havs hers the a,sssFsFsr of CKDn0H, Skieh 10 ths
basis st the biftsrs ne~ essrsd - tAs Fubiis-
That hossr ealongs to ths native iahahisaRta Of
CsatFsi A9sFiea. 70 wksn its Sirtnea have tsen
knswn tsF mere shnH tee handFwa Years. Arsaed
vfth "a. fhs IudiNn bi4s dsasacs 60 the mosi dad
" usizriA- ard hsnai~s witksut Gar the aoss ysn-
ensoua sespeats. II 10 . bsiief with them that
sails there IL breath len IL ths bo4y, the gsdFon
10 potent 10 rurs, no mAttzr what tAs aiasaas may
-
Nktis pr Bail a act prepared - tnaoEas this
sxtraSasant Trsafasien, hs tn nsssrfhaless ssfis-
Asd frsua th9roagh examiastfou 81 tha ssidsnoe
Fstatlss - tts Virtues, that resasdy aad pre-
xsnfAtive for al diseases arising frprs ernesaffs
sitksF - The skaBEss 81 -ssshsr and eiiata Or te
the NJ miasmAttr lnnaszCss, it st4ads withDuf r.
val. aad justly deserves the reputation t has %
lSHE saleysd 80 usatral Amsriea Asd ths West fs
dies Ia
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
LYON,s IfATIIAInon.

Rathairon IL from the GFvek worti II Kathro, or
"kathaif0," siEnifytbG TO cleanse, Feluvinats asd
rest0rs. This Artcis Il whns ts name lgaiAss.
for preserving restoring asd bsautifying the
human hair II IL the most rsna1kAbis pre- parafio4
Ia tie world. IL IL aKain owned And pas up BY
The original proprietor, and is made With thu
same care, akiii and attention which gave n q
sale of over ons million bettlss per aaaHB.
IL h a most delightful Hair Drssalna.
II sradeates seurf and daudEuG
II keeps the head cool and elsan.
II makes the hair, rich, soft and eisssy.
IL prevents the hair from hliiag OF and taYa.
lag gray.
10 restores hair upon bald ksAds
Any lady or gsntlsmaa who xAIuss beawtiful
head Of hair sbOsld use Lyons KathaiFos. Il 10
kBown aud sd throughout the eiviiinad world
sold by all rsspectahis dealers.
DEmAs b BARNES A GO. Nsw York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

Coal HkRBoR-This name is indis-
erininatsly spelt Cold Hsrbor and Coal
Hsrbor. Some Of the maps have it one
way and some the other. In MeClsllan's
report it is called Coal Harbor. The
place il simply locahty-Do village
crossroads and . dilapidsted old tavern.
The roads passing here, however, are
important; one leads to Richmond,
seven miles distant; another to White
House, sixteen miles distant; another to
Old Church, ave miles, from which q
road leads to Hanovertown; another t7
Dispatch Station, near Bottoms Bridge
on the Richmond and Ysrk River Rail
road
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

SrEScKR CouxTr.-Ths SHAN De-
nocrscy" of Spencer held their Conven-
t:oa at Censrsville on the 2sth May.
The following ticket was pat in nomins-
ton
Representaive-R S. Hicka
Clerk-Wm. 81. Blount
Treasurer-L W. Richardson.
Sherif-Jseoh Spade.
Reecrder-James Romins.
Observation-Disclosures waggoner.
Surveyor-M Bessley.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17

How 0Lp AsE LOOKS" saw Old
Abe in his carriage TO 6sy for the 6rst
time, said CoPperhead Congressman
to friend, the other dsy. -a.
"How did be lookf inquired ths
friend ~ s.s.e-r rss.ss
"D-n ne If he don't look like .
fsllsw that thought he was in for four
years more, said Mr.. c., With a. air Of
surprise.
aWas Mrs. Lincoln With hin7'
aYes."
"Hox did abe IookY'
"Why, declare, abe locked as il ahs
was there for life, was the reply altered
with great ssric1ssssa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
Cedron Bitters

ons trial aad yoa viii nsssr See any ofhsrs.
IL is net nsosss.ry - Pabiish lsnE list Of dis-
eases for whieh fhs C~dros Eittars are = Rpseiae.
In all aiseaaes 81 the aTONACHt Row.
ELS LIVER OR KIDNEYS
Ia all assettoaa sf tks BRAIN DEPEND
INC UPON DERAEGEMKNT OF
THE STOMACH on BOWELst
II GOUT, nHKUMATIsM AND KEU-
HALaHAg
Asa IL FEVER AND AGgK,
Et 10 dsstiasd 10 sapssrsde all otheF rsmsdlss II
not salJ cures th<ss diseases, bat ft FnEvKHrs
than.
heturs s~eh nas& wi sbsiAts ths fil sns<fs % the
most eRhsalthy sitmats, and serseH The psrsor
taking it sgssnst dissAss nader see Ezest fryins
sqposarsm-
ssld " DrugKtsts ans croe-rs Esnessity.
s~Dr. JOHN BOLL's PEinaspAl Ozss. Ylhh
street, Lozisvtiis, Ky.
sela sy PKTKR vfERLTNG,
Sis eois Agsat. Evksssilis. lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
INTERNAL REVENUE.


Nr0TfcE rs uEREBT GIVEN THAT TUE
IN lists, Vaiussioss asd snumsFations nasas snd
aaksa by r. q. HornbFoek. Assissaat As essor %
fRtsfasl Esvsans for Dtsision Ne, >, tsssbraeiak
the sounty oF Yanaarhurxl. In ths Firsf Cengrss-
siosal District of fudisna, In his Annuai asssas.
zsnt msasfm tbs year 1854. Of Liesns-a. Tseorns.
and articles saaEsrAasd N eehs4uis A. fArf Jaly
4, tss3 an& sssssd<a Act cf Marrk ., 1885, wiii
rsmain epsz Zoe sxaminatien at the saies ef saAd
y. q Horsbroek a. Ne. 10 Essth first ssrsss, IA
fhs city 81 EvAasFiiis. frem the btk day ~ JuEe
iaEtaat - Tass1sy. the 4tst dap of Jaas, 1854.
whieh said last asy. ~ s'efoek A. NJ, win as-
asnd at ths ofaas sf the said r. g. Hsrnbrosk. IN
SAID city Of Evsnsxilis. te bear ard dssxmins sHy
and Ala sppeais vk3eh nay - made skainst the
prorns6ing sf ssid Assistant ASS ssor
Al appesis 10 The Assesssr - afoFssai4 mnat b
zaas In writing. and specify the particular cause
zsttsr or thinx rssPacanE ~hick dacision IL re-
sassts3, and ststs tbs Erouu9 Or Rrinsfpia a In
sauslity Or sFTsr somplAlaad ef.
xla J.c. HuTCHTsoN.
Assessor les c@iisssasa Dlssrs~& TnAtana-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-17
MEDICAL.
INDIAN MEDICINES.

Cherokee Cure
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tie pa1A = sztuys-
So rkls n@dseins IL simple vegetable extract
aad sas On whish al cas- rely. ft has b>ea ussG
IN eur pracsaea far msny pears. 4ad wit th9us-
Ands trszfsa it has act sailed n sings iastsacs
Its csFstixe powers hare been saaeisnt 10 xAin
xtctcry ever the mosE ssabboyu eAse-
@@-fo thass who hare trin@d vita THAR eonSii-
tatian, eatti thsy think themselves beyead the
reach Of medical AID. wa woaid Hay, Dsspasr ~ot
thr cHKEeKEK CEAs viii restsrs yo9 - health
and vix0r. sad tsr all suAek doctors have failed
sS-for full particulars, sss Circular fron Suy
Drug Store in the eoantry, or write the frcPrte-
tors who viii nail fres 10 aay dssirihg tia sans,
9 fall treatise IN panphiet form-
SrPriess, % per bottle or thrss bctfies for IS,
szd fsrvsrasd b. Express 10 al pkrss of the ~srid.
1S- Sold BY all E~sPsesabts draggists every
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