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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19
INNS am RrGfETrmNH..

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ErAtaateos eireaiseea. ts,r
4 &,NoA1Fsztanmsats, h, losal nssknss % = pnasas
urssa aalsA tfspaaa sg pay guAiassssd.
q. aavsrtinsnsnss VIII nsvuk n SAcecsnvarssde b
iooal uosiras zie~r osuesusa q rnsas .o thas scs
and valns ss-stes9 ~ sl.s aosie. l1oa
4 Eosskcoal Hssses." !" howsvsr sAors. iuslisll
isssrssd for lsss than oas Dollar sxoh asy
s. MAriAgs4. Fansral ead RslslSus ro,ies
mnss iAvASiAsly - p&la IN aataaas - sssus. a.
ssrsion. r se-rsrr =, -
& Ne G@nsisncy - tAe pars % CARRIERS wui Hs
mnos gooa ey. ths oasoe. a ths- earrisrs dAil u
Isars pap~rs a. ordered ana aireetsd. shsy nns
par eg essir eAralsssnsss. - 49, a 49,.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19

glance forward, quote Tonward and up
ward, and think of the Rest that shall
recompenSs rs for all present trials.
ssHs giysth His beloved sheep;
~ On Thou who ohcs eur nAEnrs bore
Thou knows4t how long the watch We keep,
Grant a. that rest foFsvsrDors-"
l. 7a n MAGGIE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19

Editors Of the Journal;
After an absence of two weeks hold
ing a protractsd mesting at Caseyyille,
Kentucky, We arrived at IL o'clock last
night, aud, as We supposed found eiti-
Eens slambering quietly. -
The meeting resulted ID sixty-6ve hope
full conversions, and forty-nins accss-
sions 70 the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church. Thirty adults were baptized
last Sabbath, and six. .sub bssqusntly. a
\ Caseyville in common With other river
towns has suffered during the war.
Business has resumed its regulal
course--alI is quiet. Merchants arr
doing O fair business and expect TO sn'
large their stock so soon as bridges and
/ roads leading to the town are repaired
The unprecedented rains have injured
the wheat and tobacco. but corn is fin
and fruit abundant. The citizans ar
generous and hospisable. Tbs msssint
was largely attended and good ords
prevailed throughout.
| Your Journal furnishes the latest an
most reliable news, with prices current
&c. Its circulation might be easily ex
tended. s..
she that in the world would rases
Mnst take the papers and advertise"
We obtained 6 long list of new subscri
bers for the Protestant Missionary.
We touch at Evansville to-day, an,
leave on the cars tomorrow Cat 4 P. M
for Salem, Illinois, TO spend : few dsy
j. q. Wzrrz.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19
J. G. WaTrE.

Editors Daily Journal:
. There is revival Of religion going
on among the General Rap6atss nj Lab
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19
TRUST

It's wiser being goSd than bad;
ss It's sa'sr hsing msek than fierce;
It's Attsr b Sing sane than mad
Ny own hops Is, ths -un viii pisrcs ---
The thieRssf cloud earth ever atreseasdi "a
That. KsF last, rsAzruk the nrst, - =
- fhozgh 9 wide compass roaaa Be fsshsd: Il {
sThAs what began bsss, eaz'ts end worst; = =
I > Nor what God once hlssssd, prove aeenrEt. ~
OLD AGa.-old Ags Ia q pubic good.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19
COAL.

1rla IT ockpOx-t Coal. s,l
FCTrA nBoArs AND DEALERs can FIND
~ = 1900 surpty 81 eh4a superior Ceaf for
-. a oznntftien " satS anA fair prices. we
Ipcly g POWELL, COOK Co.,
ssls-H CppsS Landing, RoshposA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19
TOYS.

a Clear, Smooth skin and Beauti-
fuI Complexion follow the use OF Halmbold's
Concentrated fluid Extract Sarsaparilla- Il re-
movsa black spots, pimplss, and al eruptions Of
she akin. - AEzua
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-19
NOTICE.

e To. Goal MinerS
UyE NANTES CoAE EETNEBs Al QUE
M Mines az sPottssttsrEy. Enquire at cEx
soalns, No. Wke1f Sc ovsx First Efsfss 81 Bzsk.
aug12-sw SAMSON RuFfEkk.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
STATE ICED :.
EBESExER HUsT
SETH PONEROY.

--REBEL CANNON -0Ser 1000 rebel cannon
have been captured d. forces from the
rebels withiD the past eight mouths. As our
army will have 10 further use for these guns
during the present rebellion, We propose that
Governor Morton negotiate with the government
in behalf of loyal Indiana. for few hundred OF
these pieces, to be distributed equally among the
several counties of the State
A petition 10 that effect is now being circnat-
ed in this place Tor names Of course everybody
will sign it.-Lagrsnge Standard.
-GIPsIEs "A small band of rowing gipsies
are encamped near town. Their avocstion con
sists in trading horses and fortune telling
Charlottesville RevieT
--CRops We are glad 10 notice that the
wheat along the line Of the & @. r r seems
to be in a very healthy and vigorous condition
The late warm, wet weather has brought the
wheat and grass out handsomely We notice
also, that despite the wet weather. the farmers
are vigorously blowing. aud preparing their
ground for oats end corn. The fruis. also
throughout this whole region Of country proms-
ca to be ABUNDANT Evansville Journal
y E Knowland. of Ser mour. was presented
TO the provost marshal Of Louisville charged
with using dsloyal language and pretending to
be detective Sent To the barracks to await an
examination
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

This day has been appointed by the authorities
for the observance Of the funeral rites and SOL
emnities in honor OF the dead president
Throughout the land L will be Observed with the
respect due she memory OF the late bead Of the
nation. IL will be no idle ceremony. l. will be
. heartfelt tribute 10 one whose virtues had Won
the confidence. respect and regard OF the people.
With one eIception--tbe Father Of his Country
the death Of no puolic man has been more sin
essely and universally mourned. HE life was
cut short by violence jrst at a period when il
seemed. 90 far a. human judgment can fathom
passing events, mos; necessary, and il could be
most useful in pacifcating the troubles Of the
country. he had devoted himself to this object
With an esrnes,ness aud practical sagscity which
inspired the hope and confidence that success
would crown his efforts; but, on the threshold Of
this important mission. be vas stricken down by
the hand Of an assassin. Man proposes. but God
dsposes. This sad event clouds the future, bot
God moves in a mysterious way his wonders to
perform" For nearly century on overriding
and kind Providence has been to this people. 20
He was to His chosen people Of old, cloud by
day and pillar OF ire By night. 20 guide them
an the way they should go. and msy We not hope
that de will not desert nation whom lie has
thus favored. in its present extremity!
The authorities have made arrangements for
the observance of the day becoming the occs-
sion, and We have no doubt il will bc observed
with the solemnity which the circumstances
T., .ofr Ill krf
the order Of procession. and the general arrange
ments for the observance of the day.
Ia order to give those connected with this OF
nee the opportunity to take part 10 the solemn
ties Of the day. We shall omit the publication Of
The SENTINEL morrow morning. Public AMI
private business will be generally suspended, &C
that opportunity may be given to properly mani
feet the public appreciation OF the great calamity
which has befsllen the nation.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

The New York News Of lass Saturday makes
the following comments upon the assassinaiioa
Of Mr. LlxcoIs:
We are stunned, shocked, hori6ed beyond
measure at this fearful annosncement- We find
il almost impossible TO credit the tragic story ::
but, unhapplly. The circumstances are too nj
nutely detailed. and ne have con6rmstion from
so many sources. that il is impossible TO entertain
hope that subsequent accounts will soften the
features os the terrible tragedy
Need wessy with what deep abhorreace We
view the criminal madness which setnaied these
deeds Of bIooos We have not tune. at the late
hour when care writing, 20 60 into so snalysis
Of the profound emotions which ws Experience
in common with erieved and hosror-suicken
public. IL 10 enough for the moment TO say that
there can be bu; one feeling or expression on the
subject.
Says The Chicago Times ia commenting upon
the terrible crime:
There are not, on this day, mOurners more sin
cere than the democracy Of these northern states
Widely as they have differed with Me-. Lincoln.
greatly As their confidence in hlu had been
shaken, -they yet saw ia the Indications of the
last few days of his lie that he might command
their support in the close OF the war; as be did IN
rhe beginning. These indications inspired them
with confidence. snd hope, and JOY which are
DOW dashed TO the ground. The democracy MAJ
we'll mourn the death Of Abraham Lincoln.
We simply add that Yesterday morning the
most marked man ia this couutry-a man upon
whom more weighty interests depended than up
on all others-ceased to be Of the living and
has tsken bis place among the honored dead
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
ALL SORTS OF PARAGRAPHS


The Davenport brothers have made SOS 900
in England
One million two hundred thousand 2 cent
pieces were coined last month.
-Spain spends 800 900 annually for tobacco,
aud S64. 100 tor lottery tckeIsl
The receipts a: the custom house in San
Francisco are now about 500 900 daily.
Application has been made for permit TO
construct a city railway in Charleston. s c.
The Prince of Wales has passion for fires.
and often ruus sith the machine in disguise.
According to Brhaye. the hesthiest child
red are born 10 January, February and March.
The fruits of the religious revival in Detroit
are the hopeful conversion o; fifteen hundred
persons.
The Oceanus sailed with ls9 excursionisrs.
including the band, for Charleston. The trip
will cost 1ls 900.
There are sixtv men in prison quarters of
the Army of the Potomac. who have been sen
fenced 10 death for deseItoa.
A handsome carri4ge. built for JEFF Davis
ia New Orleaus, was lett behind 1t Richmond u
the haste o. evacuation.
The rose may be successfully grated on the
yellow locust, and the large Spanish chestnut on
our own chestnut.
-Auti-lottery I'd ant-rsfiiug sermons we're
preached Las, Sunday by the Congregational
clergy in SpriDs Ge'c. Mass
A German wriisr says young girl is fish
ing rod; the eyes sre the hook. the smile the
bait, the lover the gCdgecn, and marriage the
batter IN which be i tried
Three OF the New England states, New
Hamr shire, Vermont and Rhode Island, have a
Governor Smith Aud what Is more remarks-
bic. thew are sll blsek Smiths.
What il The difference between person
traDs6xed with amszement and leopard 5 tail?
The one il rooted ~ tue spot and the other
spotted TO The root.
"Hippoph, is What horse flesh eating is
called. practice that i growing into much ia.
vor 10 some of the European cities. and which
NAV have TO be adopted here ii beef long keeps
up at lts present. high prices
The goyssnor OF Illinois has received from
the widow OF S-nstor Douglas, Tor SIS OD0, a
deed OF the lot ~ Chicago where ne lies buried
magnificent monunent is going 70 be erected
upon IT,
The rebel General Forrest lately offered
freedom to his isenty.six negroes. OF they
would enlist in the rebel service All but one
accepted. and he had religious scruPles agar o,
6shring. but would drive 9 wagon Toe bis master
during the var.
Sic StHrsR rrRASSfs These latin words
used Nv Ute sssassin Booth. AFTER the muir
der OF President Lincoln. constitute The motto OF
the ecst u arms Of Virginia: the meaning BE-
ing, so may s always be with syrssssTisi
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
heroine 10 ., romantic ,ocoun, Of JudI.a and

heroine 10 The romantic socouni Of Judiih and
Holofernes
There have been attempts 70 sssassinste Ma
poleon III, and ne believe sor1e Gsfy would
De murderer once fred . muskes At Qaeen v C
toris: bat IL has ren.ined 70 enlighte1ed Amer
zee 70 furnish The only vell-dt6ned and success
FOL tragedy Of assassination that has occurred in
modern times In the nesrly triple murder
sbich took place at Washington on Friday
night We have not only the only modern in
kind known 10 history. There Is 10 parallel
case IA ~hich there has been 40 aitempt "a such
shoIesals slaughter: the az IL in Washington Is
s'si 0rneris. and has DO rivsl il il alone in its
magnitude its ssnguinsry results. IFS hoFriiying
monty .-Chicago Times. @ -. ~ 80
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

. The following Legal 'convsasce~ef tvo re-
grOes. once Owned sy sbe great New E1glsrd
lssologist Jonathan Edwards. vii be -esd With
Interest: -
Know all men by these presents that we. Tia
othy Osight. jr, OF hampton. and Timothy
Edearcs. Of Stockbridge, both OF the county Of
Hampshire ard the province of the Gsssachu-
sets Bay. 10 Nes England, executors Of the late
viii and ustaness OF Sirsh Eiwsres. late Of
S,ockoridge. IN the county efotee-id. deceased,
Who was executrix Of the last will aud testament
OF Rev JoBsfbsa kasSrds, tate OF Ss0ekbfiage
aforesaid, deceased. for and in consideration OF
the SUN Of twenty three pounds lawful money TO
" 10 hand paid b, John Oven. Of Simsbury 10
the county of Hartford and colony OF Connect
cut. in New England, the receipts whereof We
hereby Gek no Hedge. have sold, convey ed and IN
open market delivered Two negro slaves. viz: the
one 4 negro man named Joseph. the other ne
gro woman IA med Su. and Is wife 60 the said 10,
which slaves were lately the proper goods OF the
said jonathan ( lizards. deceased, and were BY
him bought of cue Hezesish Gri~wOd. of Wind
sor. and We, the said Timothy Dwight, j., and
Timothy Edwards do covenant 10 and with the
said ohm o wens, his heirs and assigns, that Ee
have good RICH. in ourselves % sell aud CONVEX
the said negroes. 10 and Su 20 him above.
and that he shall and may bold them as his on n
proper goods iron aud after the date hereof
In witness whereof We have he-cunto set oar
I Odd year OF His M.jesty's reign, Ammo Domini
1889
i DwIGBT, Jr. L ST.
TTNo EDvARps IL 81
/ Signed, sealed and delivered in the presence OF
us
! EBESExER HUsT,
SErH PoNERoY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
ExEornvK DsrxsrxrsT OF ISpIkxA.
An~tl IL 1rf.1

TIE Acting Secretary Of State for the United States
having announced that the faners soIennnes. proper
70 be observed 10 reference the death Of President
Lscols. VIII TAX. place at tn. city Of Warrington on
Wednesday. the 18th instant, ''
Ithsrefors rsques, the people .. Indian. observe
ss day day Of mourning, humiliation and prayer
instead Of Thur.dsy the goth Instant a. heretofore
sounesd. o. p. MoETos,
Governor Of Indians.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
ANNouN CEN EMIT.

PIYTH wARD-J0sErH HARRIS caers himself to
the Independent CO the sHth Ward. Iace-
pendent union candidate fer Ce1DcinAr W. ARR. 1.
a. old eIeB Of The War, has al his property In H. AM
IL elected VI pled<e himself aid IN seearing ebe.
gas Hight taxes and 10 losk after she Interests Of III.
Ward n tAs Cssss and hat Aas ia TAR sAars .,
N paf,ss Improvements. e-rsz-- 81, --psr.l
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
TO The PEOPLE OF INDIANA.
rRocL.MArlo1

Il havinz pleased he Supreme Ds<pOssr Of Evests to
psri, the ssoaa resselns seesuni ef reeeu, ctO-
ss 70 be turned into mourning b. the death Of he Pres
keuf feel TIA, While The exists fsr grsti-
fua. and hankslnes for he successes achieved b. cur
arms ~ssid b- isappropri.;s observe the 10Th day
q ne present month IN the manner proposed N ny
pr.snstioa Of the loh Instant and instssd thereof
do ssrnefs invite The people Of Indiana 70 suspend
their ordinary Business and observe the ssns day
Thursday. the soh Insisns) day Of mourning, hu-
l.soa and prayer, Wee Of the calamity -hich Ia
befslsn the nsion
0ivss TIE Exse=tivs D~pArsnsn, this 18th dsy 81
April. 1895 Or. rosroy,
Governor % Indiana
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
FROM The Terre H4ufe Journal t#
Letter from Hon. Dan W. voorhees,

Inc tOilOeiDg IS copy OF ietter written Dy
Mr.. VOORHEES,. 10 be read at the public meeting
held OF the court house, 10 this cits. last S,tnr
day but a. Il vss not read before the people on
that occasion, We give il place in our columns
tor the benefit Of the public Ii is noble letter
and breathss the true spirit of humane and
christian gentleman:
TEaRE HAurH, IsD /
April Is Ices (
Coz K W. THoNPsoS-Desr SIR: | regret
that am compelled 10 leave in an hour. 10 Or
der TO attend court in Greene county; and take
THE method Of communicating with you in re
gard to the appalling calamity which has befallen
the country in the death of the president of the
United States, and of Mr. Seward.
This act Of atrocious assassination will Gil the
civilized world with horror, aud all christian men,
OF es err shade of opinion, will execraie the deed
TO the latest generations. .ff
Those amongst Us who have honestly opposed
many of the measures .. Mr.. Lincolns adwiDis
tration, will as truly and deeply deplOre his loss
=; this time-st this joncture of our political at
fairs, as those who have been his supporters
This know to be the truth. aud l think it right
aud proper that | should say is
For myself. allow me TO s,y that | know Mr.
Lincoln personally well. aud while it has been.
perhaps, my misfortune 10 differ from him during
the time have been 10 pu6lic life. Jet he slva,s
treated that difference : an honest one, and
never received anything bu. personal kindness ri
his hands. No one is this community. or in this
broad land. more sincerely grieges over his death
to day than do vas looking with high hopes
TO his future course In pacifcAtiug the country
and regret his loss a great, ana fear, an ir
reparable national calamity.
trust that you will believe that all party feel
ing is hushed ia the presence of this awful event.
and tina, the whole people will join 10 giving ex
preston 20 a common sorrow and common af-
hicfion.
have written this note TO account for my alb
sence from the proposed meeting. and 10 give ex
preston to my feelings, which know will be
justly appreciated by you
Very truly your friend. %
ID. W. VOORHEES,.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

( ONE OF LAHB's BEsT Lamb once con- slsed
a company wnh an aDecdo;e OF Coleridge which
no doubt, he Matched 10 HE hoax loving brzin
81 was, said he, going from ms house at En-
Geld 10 the E ST India House. one morning
when ! met Coeridge on his way TO pay me
yis, H.was bIimful OF some new idea, and.
in spite OF my assuring him that time preci-
Gus, he drew me within the gate OF al unoccT
pied garden by the roadside. aud there. sheltered
from observation by hedge OF eFeTgreeBs. be
cook me by the button OF NY coat, and closing
his eyes, commenced Al eloquent discourse.
waving his right hand gently as the musical
words flowed in an unbrjken stream from bis
lips | listened entranced; but the striking o.
a clock awoke me to sense of duty 1 saw il
was no use 10 attempt to break awav: 80 taking
advantage OF his absorption in his subject. aua
sith my peuknfe. quietly seyefing the button
from nv coat. decamped Five hours after
wards. N passing the same garden. on my wa,
home, heard Colerdge's voice; and, on look
ing in, there be wss With closed eyes. the button
in his fingers. and the right gracefully waving
just as when / left him. he had never missed
ma"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

szy- The Dayton 20 journal notices that j,
was on the 18Th day OF Ap il. 1861 that Piesi
dent Lincoln called out the 10 900 vOiunto ers.
af or the attack on Fort Sumter. Four years af-
ter that, on the 18th of Arril, 1865. be died
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

s'It il said 10 veil Informed circles here, that.
before the last draft was ordered, there we're ] ?
244 900 men on the pay rolls of the war depart
ment
This ia as large an army as the great Napo'e-
on had. in the hight of his power. in 1912, when
he invaded Observation-Disclosures Enquirer.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
TOLEDO ALE.

DryI,Y wLnER's crLEsRArsD TOLEDO ALE,
E IN easrels ena bali barrels. Fer sale BY
ia q. DCycAx, Asss&s,
usrfs-as - sosth Nsri<tan street, lnlianspslls-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

Ar HrsrKR. Who ia temporarily acting secre-
ssry OF state, has been chief clerk 10 the depart
meot tor The past r~enty Eve years He j. thor
oaghiy familiar With The duties OF the position.
aud viii perform them In way to reflect credit
on the government
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

-Richnond may nos like the blue cosss. but
6 wiz esrsai1ly welcome the grssrbseks
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19

ffNHFRE vii be stated meeting Of Nsricn Lodge.
III No. S. this tNednesda,) evening a. hsr past
e1 oacio-r fO8S -. bRANwSLL,
N
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
The strength OF Our Army.
'sIRENGrH OF QUE ARMIH,

The " asbing,on correspondent of New York
cotennorary SAYS.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
PROF SALS,

TO CA PENTERS.
S,RNED PROPOSALS. will be received At my ofsce
uatiI saturday. Apr 20 b. for N bu;id OF
Toll Houses . the Ind annapolis Cumberland Gravel
'sd. Une CUMBERLAND and one III rel eDce
Of Isaac Phipp> e he CITY. Plans and syecn-
cations furni-i ed ny Office The houses be
pleted by the first day OF June.
Y. A. GooDwfv,
spIls-d7 Director Of Company.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-04-19
nevenenr of Booth on the aay Of

Assassfnstfon.
The Wsshipgton correspondent Of The cin.
cinnsu Commercial. telegrsphs. under date of
the 18th. h regard to the supposed nurderes OF
TIA nresi1enf.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05
,,cnTr ADVICE DR. Wm X Dohrrty's

MEDIC ADVICE DR.. Wm. X Dob"rty's
ModicL and Surgical Inst'tutc is hccomin" sinr
ann uou TO the welfare Of our State and hcnlih
or onr citizens: and his rapidly spreading rrpna-
.ion. although it may cXCt" surprise. is but the
s;on,l of skill and follows The natural effect Of
,,cb cause We are personally acquainted with
gentlemen who h I'd suffered lnr years under
cbronc disease aud who had taken advantage OF
cvery available means that promised rclri. but
" tbout success. until they called upon Dr. Do
bertv who in an incredibly short space Of time.
has oiyen them entire relief # is gratifying TO
announce this fact, because the Doctor is Il gen
<lpman who seeks not by defamation OF others
10 establish his reputation. or 30 re. L the super
structure of his own npon The ruin ni ano1h"r :
fame The Doctor conducts his Institute in such
Il m inner til It must be gratifying TO all his pI
tjruts Il examines. advises. aud recommends
without charge. aud the patient. alter h airing
his terms for treatment can accept or rJ"ct at
pleasure L. no ciSc Il es the Doctor make. Il
charge unless he IF, cts Il This he is able
10 do because he feels the confidence which long
experience has givtn and no dOnot The consol;t
tion which appcrtans to that confidence. Per.
sons atil cten with either AGATE or chronic disease
would DO well to consult The Doctor: at :llcVcnts
it eau do no harm as lor consnltliun he asks 40
fee; nor does he insist ohc,irncc 10 his adv ice
unless the patient places himself under his care
His offices are on Sacramento sircct. opposite to
the Pacific Mail steamship o.li;r.-[ ). +. News.
June l0 jm