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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-08

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above 10 ths psblies ! 80 eimply G
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CONSULTING AND
PRESCRIBING PHYSICIAN,

HOUSE, MEMPHIS, TENN.
{ The same occupied BY him tAs past Mvss
tE. ysers.) -
eT Special atssation gIv0 10 tsea10s1s
of diseases of the lsuNN ~ Theeel.
Diseases of the Heart, Liver Spleso, ~.
neys and Sp'as. Nsssslsia, nerves. uea9.
ache, Rhsamatism, Dyspepels 81 Chscsls
Diseases of Stomach and peWels. Alss,
the vasious seeesivs sesms ol Female Dc.
eases. OGcs hosvs from . e'sleek, 4. H.,
- . o'elssl, r. ".
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-11-23
s.Unque> tinuab bly, the best sustained work
of the kind in the World"
HARPER'5
New Monthly Magazine.

... CRITICAL SaTICG> ~ THE rtsksS
It's Tie foremost Mag inc The day. The hreside
ne err had IN re delightful companion, nor the mil
lion more enterpr sing friend, than liarpers Maya
zine.-.Nethod;st Protestant (Batimore).
The mos, popuIas Monthly in the world.-Ssc IorS
O6ssrrer.
We must refer In terns Of eulogy to the hgh tone
and varied exceences Of HARPkR's MA6A3ihE-a1 Jour-
nal with monthly circulation of about l7o aoo copies
in whose pages are he found some OF the ehoices.
light and general reading Of the day. We speak Q.
this work as an evidence Of the American Peorei
the popularity it has acquired is merited. Aacn
her contains fully IA pages Of re ding master sPpIo
prately illustrated with good wood cuts; ana u com
bines in itselfthe racy monthly and the more pn
.onhical quarterly, blended with the ncst 'e.uIss
,ha daily journal. II has great power IN tne ~: -
alton Of a love of pure literatare.-Akes
~ american Liefraturs. London. ,.,
The volume. bou nd constitute Of themselves Hp!A
- - miscellaneous reading such as can not ~ w
~ mo same compass in any other pnn''ca''on sHe'
In. ~ ~" nder our notice.-Boston Courier.
kub-criptiOns..l66 1865.
Tb. Publ hers have perfected system Of mniHnRn ~
which they can supply the MAGAZINE and WkskLs
pyopptiy those who prefer 10 recsVe tpeT Pe''ou
icals directly from the Office Of publication.
The postage on lIarpers MAGAZINE = - cent? ysA'
whicb must he paid ut the sa6sers0sS's Pos' on11
TERMS: 80
UARpER.s MAGAZINE, one year, vr .., ~,u
Anartrs COW Of either the Magazine or eekiy VII.
10 mnn;ed graft for every club Of Ave suhscrsnerss ~
a each in one remittance; or six copies .oI r
Rack numbers can he supplied at any I'M. :; n.at
nlete set now comprising thirty -one soin s. =. ~
cloth II nding will he &c, by express, Ires 81
uense Of purchaser, for - 50 per yolnme. nrhind
umes. by mail postpaid - VA address
ihg' 'o 'eh's'"s HARpER Il BROTHERS,
FRANKLIN SQuARE, NEW iokA.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-11-23
Estray Colts.

The following described colts estrayed from!
the subscr iber, living seven miles southeast =
linton. some time in April last One 2-year ole
strawberry roam Mare Colt pony build NO
white hind feet and me fore foot ~h'ss. oae
l.yesr old Horse Colt, white in face, light Day,
white hind feet and one fore foot white. Any
one ujyina info nation of said colts 10 the nm
aer.igned, or at this Office, will be literally r.
warded. :. d. hELLA'
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Estrav Colt and Bull.

E,strayed from the subscriber, i'sihg mics
northeast Of Upton, near Bnnkers Grove. shout
the 1t Of May last, . yearling white Bull; slit
in the right sar--no other marks: Also. about
the lst Of September last. full Bay mare
Colt, year I'D; ite spot on the light hind
heel small star in the face, scar on the isit hi0o'
hoof: forefop and part the tai! is cut on !,
A reward Of $40 will lie paid for the colt ana
:, far the bull; or any psrson giving Informs.
tim where they can be fonnM VIZ nc 'osuSnx
rewarded. -
Nov 2 1SG5:4w$
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MANHOOD;
A13E HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

O.'eS~s
Inst published, new edition Of DR.. Culver~
xreIl,s Celebrated Essay on the radical cure
without msli.insl Of SPsRAATosk.otA. o.
Seminal Weakness, Involuntary seminal Leases,
IxrorEncY, Mental and Phys cal Insapacity, In.
pedim. MS to Marriage, etc: also, CONSUMPTION.
EpILEPsY and FRS. induced by selftndulgencS
or sexual extravaganza.
nSrPrice, in sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author Of this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates. from thirty years sue
cesful practice, that the alarming consequences
OF self abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use ofin'ernal medicine or the appl''
cation Of the knife-pointing ont : mode Of cure
A. once simple, certaiA and e6ectual. by means
OF which every sufferer. no matter Whist his con-
dition may BE-. may cure himself cheaply, pr''
vately, and radically.
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, - 'aay
address. post paid on receipt q .x ceh'A s''"0
4oyi CHAs.J C.KLINE6 Co.,,
l27 Bowery, New York. T. .. box "'oeo.
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The Tipton advertiser.
Triton, I.owA:
THURSDAY. e: NOVEMBER -, 1865
r IP T Q n. TO W A:
: NOVEMBER -, 1865.
Proclamation,

wHEnxAs 1t has pleased the Divine Ruler Of
close, to deliver our land frofa the horrors Of
Civil War and suntaia Us by the abundance OF
His mercies. and
WHEREAS TIE people Of this State have been
blessed with uninterrupted peace within their
borders, with boun'iful harvests. general good
health, and au unusual degree of prosperity;
and,
WHEREAS, 1t Is meet that we, as Christian
People, should reverently acknowledge our
gratitude TO God for His manifold blessings,
and humbly implore a COZ TIM snce of Divine
favor;
THEREFORE. WnLrAM NJ STONE, Governor
Of the State Of Iowa. uniting with tho Chief
Magistrate of our Country, do hereby. in pursu.
ancs Of a tims.honored custom, designate and
set apart THURsnAY THE 7TH DAY OF DECEMBER
next, as day of thanksgiving and prayer. And
] DO earnestly recommend, ahat oil secular en-
ployment be suspended on that day throughout
the State: that assemble together in our nc.
customed places Of public Worship and give
thanks to Aimigh God for all His merces and
goodness 50 grociously ouchsated unto us, that
the widows and orphans OF the patriot dead who
gave their lives that Liberty and the Union
might be insepa,: bic, be remembered in our
prayers; and that we invoke the continued guild,
anoe Of Him who alone can lead men and nations
to prosperity, peace, and safety.
~, Given uader my hand and the Great
} L. $. Seal OF the State Of Iowa, this 18Th day
wv STONE.
By :he Govercar:
JAMES WstG .r. SECRETARY u Sa4-s.
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Estray Steer.

Estraye6 from the subscriber, one-half mile
west of Upton, STEER; had white on the bel
~, white on the back, red speckled sides. large
crop off right ear, stagish horns, and year old
last spring. liberal reward will be psid any
one giving information where he can be fonnd /.
SAML LONG, 6r.
Upton, Iowa, Nov. g, 1865. W.
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Estray Colt.--SlO reward.

Estrayed from the Subscriber. IN Red Wak.
about the LIST Of July last, twoyesr old BLACh
MARE: little or no white about her. Any per.
son retsrning her to me, will be paid tewAr"
Of ten dollars; or any ne giving me inf"' mst'o's
where she can be found, or leaving word = the
Advertiser Office will De literally rewarded.
Eov q 1ss5 2w ". A. RlGBY.
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Estray Colt.

Estrayed from the subscriber, n I1PSWo
.hou, the middle OF May last. DARK bhO"
MARE one " ar old, has two humps under tns
tail where she has been hooked by COW.
iihsr. reward will be sives for inf"rmanon
vhere the colt can be found, or Tor deivery 70.
me At this place. Il. y. nA"LIi'
Upton, Iowa, Nov. IL, 1865.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-11-23

r1rns Mason = Hamlin Cabinet organs
forty different styles, adapted to sacred and secosr
music. for SsOto 5000 each. TH1aTv-FssE GOLD or
SILVER MEDALS, or other first premiums ~
Illustrated cat alogues free. Address, MASON HAM
IN Roston. or MASON BROTHERS, New York
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Estrav Colt.

Estrayed from the subscriber, "a miles south
west Of Upton about six Y eeks ago Z yearling
BAY MARE, of large size, has a little VIII tie
above the hoof on hind leg; black main and tail.
ANY person giving information where this colt
can be found, will DO literally rewarded
JACOB ESCHER.
Upton, Iowa, Nov. %, 1865.
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DR.. A, A. BAILEY.

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN; has located
IL in CLARENCE, Iowa, FOR the practice Of
Medicine. All chronic diseases successfully
treated. sn47
Office, at present, at Clarence Hotel.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-11-23
Godey's Lady's Book
FOR 1865.
The Fashion Magazine of the World

The Fashion Magazine Of the World.
LITERATURE, FINE ARTS AND FASHIONS.
The most magnificent Steel engravngs DOUBLE FASH
ION PLATES; Wood cngravings on every subject that
int erest ladies'. Crochet knitting, Netting, EN-
broidery Articles for the Toilet. for the Pardr the
Boudoir, and the Kitchen. Everything, in fact, to
make complete Lady's Book.
THE LADIES' FAVOgITE FOR &c YEARS.
attempt it. aoDEY's RECEIPTS for every depart
OF nc es
gives them). with diagrams. DRAWING LESSONS
FOR THE YOUNG. Another speciality with Cooley.
ORIGINAL MUSIC, worth S3 4 year. Other Maya.
zines publish old worn-out music but the subscribers
to Godey get II before the music stores GARDENING
FOR LADIES Another popularity With Cooley
York the millionaire appear in Cooley, the
only Magazine that has them. Ladies' Bonnets. We
give Of them in year than any other Magazine
In the Ladys Book enables every lady to be her
own bonnet maker.
MARION HARLAND,
yauthoress ef..Aone,' ..Hidden Path, "Moss :sds,
''.Nemests," and ''.Miriam."
writes for Cooley each month, and for other
novel by her will be publishedn 1865. We have
also retained all our old and favoritc contributors.
Terms Of Godey's Lady's Book for 1866.
from which there can be no deriatisn.) 80,
The following the terms Of the Lady's Book for
1s66:-
One copy, year, $500
Two copies, one year, $50
Three copies, one year, $50
| -Four copies, one year, 1000
Five copies, and extra cory to the per-
son getting up the club makin six copies, 1900
Eight copies one year. and extra copy TO the
person getting up the cub 2l,O0
Elevea copies, one year, and an extra copy to the
person getting up the club, $3.50
All additions to Gibbs At club rates. -
Godey's Lady's Book and Arthur's Home Magazine
viii he sent each one year, on receipt Of $3.50.
We have no club with any other magazine or newspa-
per.
The money must all be at time for any Of tho
Ci.bs.
Address l.. A. Cooley,
e. Corner Sixth Il Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia.
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Davenport Marble Works.
Estray Colt.

Betrayed from the subscrtLss. east Of Tipten'
. BLACK MARE. 2 years old. two white hind
fset, may have white ole fore foot. Any per.
son giving informa Son Of said con to the sub
scriber. or Hiram Hammond 81 Upton. shA! 30
literally rewarded Z. e.. CHANDLER.
Nov g. ;S65-lln
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ESTRAY MARE, ..Taken up by Martin
Wickershsn, in Center township, Cedar county,
Iowa. Nov. 18th, 1865, one light bay Mare, white
spot on each side Of neck, some white hairs on
nose. sway backed, IL years old. and appraised
at SEQ ....
Nov. 10th, 1866. s. YATES CLERK.
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its intellect, let them think Of the state.
meut 10y the County Superb tendent)
that tho sducstioo Of the children iu this
county, has cost but so cents per child
during the past year; how much more
good $500 per scholar would do, and
how nearly impoverish the township, I
leave for parents to consider 1t would
at least, render practicable tho raising Of
the grade Of requirements. At present
wages and grade are about even, and the
children generalIy are considerably in the
back ground. These questions are rails.
ed, and if all the Teachers and Directors
would attend then we might have har-
mony of action each would judge alike
the difference between the efficient and
unworthy. This is done in other coun.
ties. Scott county pays s45 to $50 per
month, Cedar county s25 to $40. Their
teachers may be better now, but we can
have as good, BY Offering proper induce
ments to good Teachers to come here.
In conclusion let me say, in order that
we (every body may receive the full ben.
eft intended, it is necessary that we
should have at the Institute, men who
living among the more active scenes OF
life, are always posted on tho Important
theories constantly springing up in the
halls of science, and whose hearts and
minds ac:uated only by desire for the i'm
provemens of the rising generation, seize
upon these theories, examine and weigh
them carefully. sitting the gold from the
dros,, and present them to US in bright
and glittsripg truths This is not for
the good Of the Teacher alone, it is that
they may more thoroughly train the e.-
panding minds Of those entrusted to their
charge. Let parents weigh this matter
thoroughly, aud think they will be
willing to clip the almighty dollar which
..s:r1cts their reason, and 20 at least
u. eye % The Interests of their child
,r.- TAs clippings Of tha: dollar w'H
5ran. ii. -sss ~ aeaR:. A. P G.
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EsTRAY STEER.-Taken up by John
Brss, in Center township Cedar county, Iowa,
Nov. 4th, 1865. Que red Steer, three years old,
with some white on the belly, crop OF both ears,
and appraised at $50. s.-.....-.u :.
Nov. u.s. 1865. S. YATES, Clerk.
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Horse Thieves About !!

CTOLEN from the subscriber, living three
- miles north Of Moscow ON the Muscatine
and Upton road, on Sunday night Nov. 10th.
1865, light Bay Stallion, nine years old, msdl.
UNI size, has collar marks on his neck, and his
left ear is little crooked. 4
REWARD OF TWENTY DOLLARS
will be paid for she return Of said horse. or for
any information that will lead to his recovery.
Address me at Wilton, Muscatine CO., Iowa.
JOHN EVANS.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-16
The Meeting Of the Lieutenant Gener-
ais at West Point.

General Grant accepted the use OF
Mr. Samuel Sloan's carriage, and, acs
companied by that gentleman and fam
ilv. Ms. Grant, General Augur, General
Cullum. and Colonel Bsdeau Of his stsd,
he rode down to Cozzens Hotel and
visited Lieutenant General Scott who
received him with great cordially. The
meeting Of the Lieutenant Generals was
Interesting in the extreme-the Eener
able and aged General, representative
of n bvgone day, recalling the historic
names of Lundy's Lane, and OF the
many Mexican backgrounds on which
he nobly sustained the glory and honor
Of The nation, His visitor, loW-sized,
quiet and unObtrusiVe, listening with
attentive and respectful ear 70 the
words of welcome uttered by the grand
old soldier, made the spectator contrast
the VIC representative men, and recall
the many glorious deeds each had per
formed As one gszed upon them, he
could not but remember the gigantic
strides the nation had made in the art
Of war. and the wide difference between
the campaigns Of the two Generals then
~conveIsing together.
General Scott said but little, merely
expressing his qualification at seeing
General Grant once more, and his pleas
ure al finding him in such good health
after the arduous campaigns and perils
he had undergone. General Grant
said less. The interview was quite IN
isrmal and soCiable.
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cAPT. ". 3. MLYHAN, G. q,
IN charge Of q. s. Bs&ey, sndD ishursing CON-
nissGzy Subsistence, wee cspt John A Irvine.
cdHce No. - cedErstreet
LIEUT.. J. g. 0ALLKNTEE A. G. g.
In charge Of Soldiers Rest, corner Cherry and
Ohurch-streetS. wee Lieut.. Henry King.
CAPG. D. r LANoREAU, c. g.
EohAEgsof Bsef Cattle, uce Capt Gloyer-Gso
"a charge q Herdmen, Stables, &C vice Lent Z.
s. Eolsssr. ne near Lover Landing.
CAPT. A Y. Wills, 4 9 y,
n charge o. Pet Fuel Government Printing
Ecuss. and al Pubic and Private Buildings used
as eiorehcuses. Ofhoes, QuNr1erss &C. once No.
= South Cherry street.
cAPT. v. MILLS
Inspectcr o. Suesrs' Goods, and al Private Stores
ahpped 70 The Front Once 45H OherDsreet
oAPL. FL CHILLY, A Q u,
DsburznR md Chief Q~usEtermastar, q. s. Mitary
Railroads. omcs Church street, Chattanooga
Depot
CAPT. q 4 HANLL, A o n,
Assistant % Capt, F. J. cnlly, A. Q. h. Once
Church street. Chattanooga Depot
uErr G J. NELSON, 18th Us I, n,
ir ehsrEe Of Property q s. Military RalroadA
vnce Church street. chsttanooga Depot
CAP. q n sEITR, l. Q n,
n charge Of cayairg Depot, Edgessld. Tennessee.
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The Russian imperial family have
been in a state Of CONSERVATION in con
sequence Of ga attempt made by G
French actress 10 capture n OF their
members The actress succeeded In
carrying off her prey as far as Berlin,
aud but for Geographic wires, Through
whose malefcent agency the fight OF
The happy couple 10 Paris was ruthless
" interrupted, their Imperial Msjestics
would have hsd to endure the mortih>
cation Of a plebean niece, the hero Of
the adventure being no less apersonage
than the Duke of Leuchtenberg, eldest
son Of the Empress eldest sister,
Grand Duchess Marie, aged % The
youthful iunamOrato was ignominlous-
iy escorted back TO st. Petersburg by a
RUSSIAN police agent The marriage
was 10 have taken place in Paris, and IN
consequence Of a written promise haT-
ing been siened by him, a very large
sum Of money has been paid over to
the disappointed fanees Paris Letter.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-16
CERTIFICATES OF CURES

From sizhf % fsenty yssrs standiaE VITA n1msa
Known " science md ana
For medical properties u buchus So DEpsa&-
tory Of he United 5tates-
&s Proieasof DeEsaf valuable worms On Da
Pnsclce q fhysc-
Sc remsrh mads b the Ats ossozAtsd u
PhyHiek, Philadelphia
&c reInArks mads b. d. Ephnum hcD0sa1,a
csiebrEted Physician, and member q NJ hoya
College u surgeons, Ireland, Nd P1blahoe s ne
Trsnaacfons 81 ths king and Cueeua 4ouruA
See Medoo-ChrurucA EeyisHf puhAna y
BENJAMIN Travors, Fellow u the EoJa Oo1eEs q
~ n,oss Of he Ats stsndad works On medene.
Ertraot Buohn,.--uoo PER bottle, o. "a brt@9
: sssss9SaaA 10 80
n halfa dozen q aach for u2, Ehtch ~ -
ruHcient 70 cure 10 mogi oh1unats eassas u 4rer
hOna are sdhare5 %.
psHssred . NJ sd4rsa. securely paekod BON
@Desesbs synpions n "a osnEcunsosE5nA
Cures knaraniesL Ae1He gAaAs
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Police Department,

Captain O. Fohce-H- A. Chumhley.
fst laeutcuaEt-uaniel A.. RiHhatt
"a Leutensat a e.. byron.
it Wara-h. Ihonpsoa, VIM. Stewart, T. n.
SCOTT
- Wart-John birth, A. CrestnwaiL
Hm. lsnley.
an Mard-Wm. Mallory, A. ". Thompson.
6h MRra-oseph Philips, A. J. Head Vance
klay-
sth Wari-san HuUmsr, JAS. Citizens, J. Cav.
euder, Chas Hin
7th Watd-ossph Gaps, J. Casueman, W. r.
saunders ". vaughan.
th Nara-hen smith. Thos. HendsT.ou. y 4
girhoi, h. n Mansfield.
Bth Wkd-Hm Watson. n. MeKinnex u n
Hal, Jas Hall.
A. iEsuts North Of Bncsd street-Ron p Hoar,
j. CrasthWait
Lahu 4. Cctrol.
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Nashville Citg directory.
Municipal OncerS.

-
JONI HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
WV SHkNE, Recorder.
kuFus HryRY, Treasurer.
JOIN CHuNBLT, City Marshal
". H. WmKrEsoS, Deputy Marshal
JANIS A. SrKELE,
A c. TUCKER
JOIN =. INGALLS,,
.IOsKpH i RYAN, ["
A. b SHAEKLN, Revenue Collector
T. b. GAERET, Water Tax Collector.
JONI NJ SEAHuKY Superintendent
Water WorkA
JANIS PErrIT, Assistant Superintendent
Of Water Works
DAN C~uySINGHAN, First Engineer of
Water Works
VIZ J. S~LrSEARD, Second Engineer of
Water Works.
l. u FREKMAE, Chief Of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoBT, Assistant Chief Of Fire De
partment
WV WRIsHT, Street OveFseer.
JOHN q Dom, Work House Keeper.
r. l. NoRymLE, Sexton.
Thomas McCAErY, First Clerk Market
ELISHA LoSd, Second Clerk Market
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Medical DePartmsnt,

COL GEo. I. COOPER, Q. 8 A,
MedicA Director. Department Of he Cumberland.
Once - Summer street.
1t col. A C. HANLM,
Medical Inspector, Us. A., Once cor. Church
and high streets.
SURGEON = FLKTCHER O. 3 VOLS,
Medlcd PurTeyor. o.. s. A. Once North side Of
Public Square, between Market snd Front
GENERAL HOSPITALS.
SURGEON q. P. sTKLREs, Q. & VOLS,
superintendent and Director Of hospitals. Once
g Cherry street.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL
HeU PenitenhaEy. Surgeon Burkt Goal, o. 8
Eols.S N charged
WILSON HosPITAL,
On Harding Pike Ass't Surg. Apologize, o. s.
Vols, In charge
20. Is GENERAL HosPTEAG,
Comes Sa inner and Ene-etrssts, Surgeon ",
n. ChRmDerss .. 8. Yols., IN charge.
POST
Ror DEYRzAHT-Eo. II South Cherry st. Sur
geon Wm.T hrelkeld, Us. Vols, attending or
cen and their families.
Surgeon p. ". GRARLrSo, 10th Mich. Vols, Medical
Director OF Post Forces, Once No. Is CoIlegs st
Pou HosPIAL-Consr Of Cherry and Elm SIS.
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Take n Belssn, Mercury, or unpleasant msdclaA
nf unpleasA1l and dangerous diseassA
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q. 8. $40 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS,

These bonds are nov worth = handsome pre-
MUM, and are exempL Is are all Government
Bonds. from Stat, oAnty, and ManiaPal TAXATION
wAeA odds fTOn one 70 rs7se per cent. PEI annum TO
properly. The interest is payable semi-EnuuAlly
BY coupons attached 10 each note, which may be
cut OF and sold 10 any bank or NIGER
The interest at = 80 per cent amounts 20