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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06
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WASHINGTON ITEMS


ETa MafteanE Banks. " aisr
NEw YoRK, Oct. 5.-Ths Tynes's
Washington special says:
The annoHncemanf Of National Banks
stilE being established should not ba con-
strued to mean that any new Banks are
actually bring aHaherized, except avn On
The announeementa Of new Nationel
Banks now refers to Banks which were
authorized mopths ago, bat whose cettir
fcakes ha ~ sbean withheld until they
have complied with the provisions Of
the Banking Law, which requires that
their circulation shall not exceed at the
maximum So per cent. of their capital.
The bank note circulation Of the. coan-
try is iherefores slowly decreasing, As
most Of the Sseto Banks had a circulas
tion far 80 excess Of their capital 9 =
rIThe Internal Rsgepas reesipts in the
last ninety days Issnday'a incladedl
AMOUNTED 70 the SUN Of one hundred
million, nins huadfed and thirty-Gve
lthoasand three hundred and twenty-one
doll Ars and ninety four esnts, being great
iy IL excess Of what was expected By
anyone couversant With the business Of
tue tufeFhal Revenue Department.
T'he receipts for ibs month Of ssp-
tember we're s37 ,939,4I5. To days re-
-eaipts are slsS, ,245.
sf1he cDmniaaionera Of Internal Rev.
lenue decides that travelling agents,
manufaetnrsFag and dealers, are regard
ed a. acommefciAF brokers under the de-
cision Of August lsthf and will be re-
Quilted to procure license from the lot Of
Ahguals inslead ri ithe let OF May, thmrp-
by reducing The cost on the license FOR
the cufreps revenue year from so 10
Fl5. The reason VI this decision 10 be-
cause the construction "a this Law was
made suhssqnsnt 10 the dals Of the an
nual licenses.
Secretary seward, and his sou Fred
eFick, lett heFa To-day, intending TO 20
TO Aabnrn,z \. H, where thsy intend 20
remain about ten days
Attorney GansraI Speed lsit 10 day
fer bis homein Kentucky, intending TO
Be absens one week .
During his absence the dusisa Of bis
Office will be performed By Assistant Az
toraey General J. Ha5lsy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06
Mashinntan r,.m..

WAsBfxexox, Oct 4.-SeverAl Louisi.
ana gsntl-useu were admitted early TO-
day 10 an interview with The President,
and urged sbsir yisws touching recon-
aRaetion ID that State Gov. Wsiis va
warmly snataipsd b. Ghems and Gen,
Canby NAMED Ter the civil disorder sod
Adisaatisfantion that reigns throughout
che commonwealth Gen. Sheridan waa
spoken Of in high terms, and conceded
10 have eunfinef himself 10 the die
Oh rye Of hia military dntins. TheT rep
resent that permanent order caunot DO
obtained untlt G mi EAnby q intesfcraGaoa
-ia civil matters bea deciai#eiy forhiddan.
The pnblichtion hi New York df the
&asement that tho proposed conversion
lof Comroand Interest notes into zoe
by MIR McCnlloch gives the latter the
poHer to issue additional notes to re-
place those thus absorbed, must have
been made under misapprehension Of
the law, aud does the Treasury Depart
mehEersst inimnes. No sarh Gddhion.
al ISSUE will be made, and none such
wefe contemplated By Ar. Mcgniloch.
Onlthe contrary, as has been stated in
the Herald, il is the 6rst Of series ol
moves for contraction, and, when rightly
underaoods wtll receive the warrscas ap.
lprobation Of ell who desire lssssning
-of the pgbic debt, the contraction Of
National currency, and return to the
specie basis.
z The battalion raised in California aad
attached to Massachusetts, quota, is nov
to be paid in full, but The PAymassers are
required to keep separate account u
hth hsssravel, pay and subsistance allowed,
Disappointing to about 500 for each man,
iA sordsr that the account may be
rcharged 10 Massachusetts fer reimburse
-menE 10 the United States.
The special correspondent 60 the New
AThrk World says: 90
The -Freedmen'a BnFean has recently
returned large Amount Of property to
persons residing in adjoining counties
e-of Virginia, which had been prgvfonsly
1held by the Government rs abandoned.
Numerous appheatiaps continpeto be
made for tie Restoration Of property.
Eaghty Eve pardons were granted By
the President this neFaing, but none oi
them fnciHde any names Of prominence.
The. parfiea Feoeiving the pardcns reside
in Alabama, Virgins, and North Caro-
lima. = = ; g - = e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

NFw MAILa-pjrSatr ynaiJa MP the
CunaberIand and TehnesseeeA rivers WIN
aeon bs started, contracts having been
let from Carp FqAsaEKt tf1pCIp Ate fstrf4
er, and from Cairo 10 Eaatpors mp the
latter. Heretofore mails for the towns
on those EissrI halsk h6ahSt6 10 sent
aroand BY Louisville for the higher
points, or yies spithlpQd apd Pedpesh
and hence b lefs for The JoAsTs places la
on thOss tivsrs. <Dilect tdails VII be
more rslisbls 4ndIEsgglar fpE sshs Eowns
directly on the rssPeetiy4EisersO
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

TRrRsUass sM srrnRs The Secretary
of the Treamnfy has lately said openly
that no did nos desire that o dollar Of
cur nAtonal debt should be taken IN En-
rope. He is. also satisfied that the
Treasury willahss able 20 sat aflaof the
Pablo debt at Eve per cenfzper anunn
after 1858, except the six per cent,
which mature in 1881 and 1882 On the
6rst of August the debt became station
|'arf, andziu the mOnshzef September Il
was reduced twelve millions and a half,
and the annual interest was reduced
hall million. It is believed BY those
who best understood the snhjekStka he
tide AaF tsEasd and ID nsxshbiAs rsPs
:" .Sf fhs ~fsessarys Isl pAr TN Aesf rihsiBg i
Bureau is basily engaged preparing The
various forms required for the eonYer.
sion of tha sntes1sl0eA}iSg cfrcdlasiosi
into IS 20shoEds, unsaeF che Secretary's
recent advertisement The engrsvers
are at work upon the plates for printing
the bonds GRe6aHafi Gasette.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

Ia speaking Of The exeprsion. Of the
Distinguished lsdr6p pssuF FeabltAiat5 10
St Louis and their return to New York,
the Herald says .Aponashe Eyelifzi9g
results az .tbsF,yigit, viii ~ The 1esing,
Of . double ttack k.o9 T.he Eqiq failroad
from this city 10 the junction with tbs
Atlantic aud Great Western road at
salamAaea; tho sbpHsRiPgs ccf thasdiar
tahbe on the Erie road about seventy
miles; tbs building Of ftlssraiircad bridge
acrpas the Niagara, near Bpgalo--a
structure thaG@iII3 3d0dAf seas ffse mil.
lioE Of doliafsS-ahd hdtsa eksenaionlof Inc
branches of the Atlantic and Great
western road from all the principal
points where che ShaiuL tffackth laid.
These enterprises viii involve the ex-
penditure Of perhaps q hundred million
of aoH4fsg Nithoht sAkfSg iitS Sacotisidi
eralion the realsidsAkhi bf1thsus Eu-
ropean capitalists, viz. the shortening
Of The route to the East Indies By q
grand railway aeFoss The AneFicAp ebi
tinent The objeefof these lorsEn zen.
tIepsa5in visising sos counsss IA Ok.
pmlning our syaism Of internalimproye-
nisbis has not been more happily real
lied 10 @Rbtaabg-0af rdeeARcesitBkif N
observidg tBs siuzod Aafhssssy pFospefEtsa
and pfSrtess RsAssnEHA1 SeepTg 2htg'
esefy~here dlapiGyed 'iifatGs tb1fAe Or
saheir route.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06
IEDI1EAFoAas,fsD sDASpIzEaRanR nRoaD.
The stock ID shis rsAtO4d, e le0o' 'SeO,
has has. q, Sa9: S.iS Essf s|s6lss blssls

Isaac c. Elsson, Montgomery county;
John w. Blair, Montgomery county;
john LinaemAn,~ HehdfiekA5 bbuhfy r.
H. Stringer, Boone copntyH E NJ Nc.
ncnald, Fonntaip conplyi ~. P Chan
dieF, Danvilie, Illinois, David hson,
Cincinnati, Ohio; A. 4 Mgwry, efnein-l
natl, Ohio; A. s. Winsl0Fg tCiBclnuati,
Ohio; L. Worthington, 6HriupafS 0hiaf
III. G. Lord, Cincinnati, Qhiois JOIN, Nv.
Ellis, Cincinnati, Ohio; John III, Lord,
Indianapolis. -. |.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06
.yesAIlIFfEfH't,. t,.2&II

the State Convention for guarantees fer
the sDipgmfnt Eof t4ei5 aeElg obsaiF4d
rights, ror h saucatiJIaf facilities for t6eir
children, and for protection and relief
for the iufra and Tor SfpRa5. Fl7
A correspondent Of the New York
7ytbn9e, describing the reNagess Of shOk
era in ther intsL IT, afoTnrhsy, whsrs
many deaths ezsseearredSsa tbss at
Marsovsn Che Rev. Ma Dsidg aInnission-
AIRY of the American Board, died August
Is, after few hours illnsss. Another
missionary Of the same Board, the fsev.
Mr. Morgan, Of .APsJeeh, fisAQI pphus
fsysr, August 26sh. These gentlemen
have been some fifteen years IN Turkey,
asd we're. sidobkI lbsfhed IlLS Id ME
sionAries of the East After Alluding to
the labors of Ehe, nissjeHASies, il on,
stantihopie ano1g tfe 20 N be writer
pays warm tribute to . citizen Of Ohio,
J. T. rrown, Secretary Of the u 8 En-
bassy, who has .zaslpgslf dercted him
self to the care Of thelpoor at San 3 e.
phan's, where be resides, and with great
success. -~ANIJGJ%Ed
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06
Charter, Oak Life Insurance Co,
Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets 3
eDO, 900 0O. -
BOOKS.
The Book Trade.

u ne BOOK 1rade.4
sspSiesn'E Liis q 1slias Cesar B0aas, s2-so
Youth's Hissory Of the Rsb<IlIoD. i.
TAs Dowsgs<- b Mrs. Gors.
TAso Leigh- By Ars. 7hosasa
Al ths Werks ef the aaxh0rcs jean Hziiax-
Al ths Works hy L-Esr arE
All ths WoEks by Dieksns.
JavsnIlss aou al he bsss Pssisskina Hecsss-
! T<l1s nyssif en- the seiscti0z of sooks szit4-,
BE Scr ehilarsa-s- n ae
Al seheei Books. States, Pager, Cspy Books, A.,
szifasls foE co1nfsy nsrehanfa- 4rs--a.s
PhesogFzFkle AThuns eAsasar aaa better than
C51elnn2ti. ~
Al the Ssw Esvzlz. nosh hsg1d SD sspsfss rss
All ths Nagszinss aaz Sswspepers. 81 the earliest
dA&e.
A sptaaSi4 stock 81 Ptefurss ard R-a1iaE
At DoBELL's BooE EToEEs
szzxI1 Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06
Union Mass Meeting |
There wiA be Union Mass Nesting
at the Old BREWERY, in LamAsco,
sArUaDAY NIGHT sErs.

Good music and good speaking may
be expected. Let every Union man
turn outl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06
CITY NOTICES.
Notiee to Centraeforn.

lCEPTEnBERa s. 1855.
Ths conusz Cezne7. cf tss CITY 81 EransvIfEs
wfh rsesEFs ssalsd Prelssszzs zzsa es estk day e
octobsr. 1ss5. for grading, xrsssiisE a1d paEfsx
the Allsy ssswssR CAestozt ana chsrry EfTss.s,
9Et sxssndi1gy froD laird - ESu<fh strrstsc
By order Of the Council
A. e. EoGETyF, Clark
City Clerks o@ss, ss7sszbsr =, Isss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

80 lot TFCTT-~ HEE HE,lNHE
- General Eazen-lkIs; Sneech. ~
That .'breEitFg gisv ghp sbpl of VII, and
"hrevityis u the True Test of ErsAtneSA 4 : !
was proved BY General ffe3 en Hat Nftie x
ClevdaanA sfecaAtidh. h.T Of i The bkarophaal
espitalisssa Auu1ss gi9hhaoAe MaNeal u
"a lnpan atos Ee6pona sg0y % toRRtg ta the,
army and navy, ahd did so As follows: ! !
He said il III became hfhf V speak of'
the army and navy on the present occa-
hon. Their achievements were already
known. They hid spoken for them
selvea Aud with this -felieitoas turn
be resumed his seat, amid the vosiferous
cheering of the tables.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

NEw YoRK, Sept 5-The Herald
Bsrlin correspondent states that tie Ger
man emigration 20 America appears 20
be chiefly directedtowards Missouri. I'M
noias Indians, Ohio. srd Western Yirgi-
MA
The 06Seial Gazetts Of coburg states
that the Investigations Instituted By ths
authorilies Into The conduct Of Petxiehs.
the Consel of ths Duehy Of SAKE -Cobarg
1t New York, who vas accused b the
Americans ofeouspracy With tbs agents
of the JsE. Davis Confsderacy agsiust
the Government Of the United States,
has resaltsd in hs complets aequitAl
from aii the charges agniusf him-
River and yEeaeh1x.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06
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The father oge Hons gobh ] PA snq
Nat .Bshsl, disS j e v sdays kso "a Ys6s
: f9th wear " lsEk a%eIIa1E 1hA AgzI
fes1ta 4e4- -e~a~m4s aHsfEas a a4lf m
The Vinoenneas lsssflpaneil 1slk efi
subscribing $4,000 sgFgFa sbYildiasa "
bridge rTerae WabaA st shat Rsipa4fs !.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06
CLOTHING.
: 'DIssOLUTION.

THE PAEINEEsBIP H5EEIoEo1E "
isrinx un1sr SO ara 81 Bal Ha61. Fer
,..rdiox- snd Conn issfon Assshastas q snnnboas
se~.ts snd y harf beat rruprlstoB, - his dsy
fls-oivsd 81 usfnzi conssst yohn B. n ~, hng-
fng bcnsht cut the iatergst 81 O. 3 Bad al
b1sfrans cf ths ot1 ARA VII b settled b 1ohn
3 84fl. Who VII continus tee b1.snst. a. hsrs-
t7Eors- JOIN B HAIL,
o. h kuDp.
taxa pisss1rb q recc1Esa flag ths nsy I'm
% cur cd p4trc1s tor eonrin1EeElo4 q thNeE
p4trnnsEs. o n xoDD.
oSS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

Etna Life Insurance Co,
Hartford, Conn Caah Assets
$1,000. 600 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

Merchants Insuranee Co, Hart
w ford, Conn Cash Assets
sa- 100000 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

Worth American Insurance. CO.,
Hartford. Conn. Cash Assets
900, 600 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-06

EortA American Insurance Co. of
Esw York. Cash Assetg eT00, 600.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14

si0F 41i-- 1f@sHb
,fdl tH % ssmoo % a.
900 s1iia4ftl
- ao aifos9iodV i.
)sgs sdr lissA 10.
on ld1 s',q lsd usd
} gdirla ie7gaga %
iiso - ssrt lls co.
: arglM flptg'a'
)lsas baallaf ~ iu'
nroia sbsgi sp'flA
shag ,ces aa
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14
Mexican Grant of Land,

The New York WORLDS Mexican &C
counts say that the Imperial Government
has made grant of 10000 acres OF land
to Francis M. Campbell and associates.
Americans from Texas. The grant is 10
eated in the neighborhOod of Cordonna
where are some of the best lands in the
country, particularly for coffee The con
ditions of the grant are that Campbell &
Co. shall form colony of 1000 persons
within year. After the expiration of the
year the colony will lose their rights to
part of the land, proportional to the mum
Der of colonists less than 1000 They
may introduce into the country, free oil
duty, implments Of agriculture, machines,
seeds and cooaists. The colonis;s afs to
be exempt fiom military service except in
case Of foreign wsr, aud then also if the
war 10 with their native country They
are to pay 81 per acre for the land, in
Ave annual i0stalmen,s
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14
South Carolina Convention.

Advices from Charleston are to the 29th
Sep. The Convention passed the Oonsli'u-
tion, by which the right Of voting 10 given
10 every white man OF full age who has
been too years a citizen Of the S ate, aud
who is not pauper, nor a Don.commss.
iened ficer or private soldier in the army,
or seaman or marine Of the Navy Of the
United States.
An amendment introduced by Gen Con
ners, confers the right 10 vote upon
European emigrants, who have declared
their intention OF becoming c'iz ms, two
years previous to ihe day Of election, and
had resided six months in The election dis
trict. The first election Of Governor will
be held in conjunction with the election to
the general assembly, on the thiid Wednes
day of October. A request was sigoed by
oil the members of the Convention, to in
duce Col. j l.. Orr, TO announce himself
q candidate.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14

A PoisoSous TOMATO WORN The Port
Byron N. W Times says that several
persons aesr Auburn have recenily
been fatally ssung by large worm that in.
tested tomato vines, death ensuing within
few hours. A lady In Port Byron dis
covered one of these monsters on her tema
70 vines last week. aud narrowly escaped
being stupg. Tbe worm is described as
about three inches long. OF o green color
and armed with claws and nippers, with a
black horn extending in front, some three.
fourihs Of an inch long. A writer in the
Rochester Express states that few days
since be took one Of these worms from, bis
tomato vines, and confined il about week
in glass jar. awaiting its change into the
chrysalis state. Upon being released it
hurrowed its way into the ground about
. foot. or ~ far as the thread by which il
vss held. would permit. Under The i'm.
psssssion thai IL might resurreet itself
smother season In the miller form, and be-
come the parent Of Q numerous aud pro.
duciiys progeny, IL was killed.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14

10 Tons of Butter Wanted in exchange
for Goods.
Ashtabula, April 20, 1865
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14
Episcopal Bishop Arrested.

Gen. Woods. commanding the Depart.
ment of Alabama, has under the inslruc
lions Of Gen. Thomas, ordered, the arrest
Of Bishop Richard Wilmer, and the Episco
pal clergy of that Diocese are suspended
from exercising the functions Of their Office.
forbidden to preach, and their churches
closed. for omit ing 10 pray for the Presi-
dent and other civil authorities. the pro
hibition to continue in each case until
special application is made through military
channels for permission to hold divine ser
vice. a,, @.f
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14

A dkpsieh announces that Q convention
OF whites 10 South Carolina have, created
. Commission to prepare 4 code Of laws
Tor The blacks. Nov let us have con.
vension Of blacks TO make code OF laws
for The vhisss-C Congress 10 Judge which
eonveniion docs its work best, aud ad.
nit representatives accordingly. II there
are any Who object TO shIs, let them join
- Il advocatipg. q conSsptiea Of 9 eli 10
make laws for al That is our idea Of .
"npas'Isss issn ef efs9vsrunsns : Z = 4. 4. ~
80, ~ r.9s TS,bsns 4
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14

The Punnonie syrups ofthe most yaluahe mediene
known. II is nutrient powerfully tonic, and heating in it.
self lteontaina opium, yet oosens the plem In tbs
bronchial tubes and throws II Oh with little exetion
One Lottle equentiy ordinary cold bat will be
well 6rst 10 take dose Of sehencks handakes Pills tC
cleanse the stomach. The Punonic Syrup readily dges
ted and absorbed into blood 70 which Il iparts lis healing
properties II Is Of the best preparations Of iron
IL powerful tonic OF itself and when the Sea
weed Tonic dssoves the In the stomach and
ed OF BY the aid OF the Mandrake Pills, healthy foW
gastrc1ses. good sPps'se and good dtyss.icnfoues
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14
Warmers Pinolea,

.aA $3.50 it zttii q
SHOULD be possessed by every man
~ and woman in the country Being VOLATILE Il is
far Superior to Benzole or Napths, fors
Removing Grease Spots,
and much agreeable to use II is only void OF
that horrible scent but possesses agreeable and pleasant
odor supplying the place Of cologne or other perumey
hasa greater affinity for oils than any known substance
and hence uuites with them Immediately and evaporates
leaving the garment entirely free from spot stain.
How many valuable coats are thrown aside as useless
because OF greasy collars cuifs How many bats caps,
gloves dresses carpets and garments Of all descriptions
valneles from the cause, all OF which be
with one bottle OF the Pinolea. . t.r ,..
The following Of the many testimonials received
from distinguished gentlemen; 9i ''.-t VOW"
Mr.. wiRSKR-Desr Sir have tried your Pinoles, and
find 1t far superior to anything used for removing
spots think II very valuable article and would
cheeruly recommend 10 my friends public Eve
Y person should have bottle "it will save 500 worth
Kingsville, June 1854. -
Mr.. N. r. WARMER Dear Sir: You ask me to give nv
candid opinion as to the merits of your Pnoes. This
cheeruly do. have used II during the past year and can
honestly say that would not be without II for times its
cost 1t acts like magic in removing that may chance
to fall upon upon garment coat whose collar has be-
dress BY the Pnocl entirely cleansed and
made to appear like coat There not that objection
to the the Pnoea that obtains against other de
tergens Instead Of odor 1t has the perfume OF
vanshes 1t administers to comfort his money
and makes him respectable. Yours, &c.
-.f. - A. JUDSoN BARRETT, A. NJ
Principal OF Kingsville Academy.
Sueh eommendations coming from such the
are truly aeerpg Many others might be added, but the
T'- Address M. r.. Warner,
For sale by H. A. HEyDRr, Druggist, Ashtsbuls. o. 81,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14

The sesweed Tonic kmpspf, and none other Is res
quiJed when IL Is used. It e and no bad e
iecs like when using Bourbon whisky which disorders the
stomach tepors the liver locks up the seceions
The 6oodi SAtsdopsy ses "a. and the patient dies
suddenly.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14
TERRIBLE DISCLOSURES - Sc.

T'ERRIBLE DISCLOSURES = sE.
i CRET5 FOR TIE hIILI0Nif ,.,.tt.t
most vAuable and wonderful publication wsrk sf loc
pages, and 30 colored sngravings. DR. HUNTERS WADE
hECUh an onginsisnd popular Man and woman
hind, with Never Failing Rsmediss for their speedy
The practice Of DR. HUNTER has long been, stl
bounded but the sostaton Of perons
he has been induced 10 sxsnd hroag
the nsdiun Of his .vApE hEcuA," II is volpme Sat
ysntive OF secret css asa guide f the ieytn
Of the most awful and destructive soonrges yited
Kind. One copy securely enysopsd win b forwarded ee sf
postage TO any part Of the United stses 70 esn 20.
stamps. Address, post paid, DR. HUNTER MOI Diydsn
Street, New York. 1ysu
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14

The great why physicians do cure Consumption
H. that they try TO do too much they give medicines stop
the cough stop tine pghtsseats hectic lever by 80
doing they derange the Whole digestive system iocax up
the secretiOns, and eventually the patiens dies -
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14

Tho MANDRAKE FILLS may be taken wih entire s.fsty
BY all ages and conditions producing all the eo6d results
nedicines ana without any ofthef heruf Injurious r.
suits. They carry opt Of the ystsths cJent worn
cut matters ioossnsd and dissolved u Seseed Tonic
umonic syrup II wil be that all three Of my msdi-
eAss are needed In most eases 70 cure Consumption
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14

a LLfof J. CSAyet's Popular Medicines
IA Sold at HkNDRYs DRUG STORE.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-10-14

Inc sesweed Tome produces lasting results Thoroughly
uyGonung ae stomach and digestive sysie and ena6ling
slinnate .9e make i1to hsatby blood the which
may be used Tor that Puryeae m wonderful IA its effects
that vine-glass @ VIII digest hearty neal and iittIs
Of AZ taken before bfea1ast wh se tome 10 tbs .tesh
which few medicines possess the power Of doing
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-02-15

WAsHlNGToS, February lf-AdmitaI por-
ter has forwarded the following to the Many
Departments