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Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
DIR. CARTER's
Ugh BALSAM

Will cure
C0UGH5, COLDS, ASTHMA. CONSUMPTION,
u Bronchitis. spit ing of Blood, Pain ia the
Side and Breast, Whcoping Cough, Group, and
all Diseases Of the Throat. Chest, and Lungs.
The most perfect, pleasant, and eficaeious REM
edy discovered for all Diseases of the Throat
Chest, and Lungs is
DR. GATHERS C0UGH BALsAM.
This medicine Immediately stops the cough.
produces free and easy expectorafion. removes all
mucous and foul matter from the air passages,
gives In difficult orsaihng, allays the irrita-
tlon of the Lungs, aud eaeets q speedy cure by
soothing and healing all the pulmonary organs
DR.. CARTER's C0UGd BALsAM d,
never fails to cure Coughs aud Colds in . few
days, and has cured thsusa1ds upon Thousands
Of cases of Consumption after physicians aud ell
other remedies had failed. and the patients given
up to die. This Baisem is the most perfect and
iniaIlible remedy for all diseases Of the Lungs
known 20 the civilized wor d.
N b. Ask for DIR Carter's Corgh Bslssm, aud
take nothing else Price IS cents for trial bottle
large BOTTLES. 81 70 per bottle.
Prepared and sold BY Dr. e. Essterly q Co., No.
20 North Fifth street, st. Louis. Mo. Sold at their
bran Family Medicins Store, No. 90 Madison
street Chicago. ll.
For sale By the druggists, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29

BLOOD woE'r Save THEM.-We notice
that the Richmond (va.) police and
courts are chiefly engaged with dis
peusing justice to light colored mulat;
toes and negroes of a 'dirty giDger-cake
color" When ii is remembered that the
blood Of the chivalry is Rowing in those
veins, it is evident blood won't tell in
Virginia since the rebellion.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29


RIOT AT SPRINGFIELD, ILL.--A special
dispatch f,om Chicago, Ill, to the Gin
cinnati Gazette Of Wednesday says:
A rather serious riot took place in
Springfield yesterday. About forty OF
fifty soldiers of the Third Veteran Vol
untsers, Hancock's Corps, came up
from Camp Butler 10 Springfield, and
after indulging in much bad whisky, moi
liking the appearance Of the place, pro
ceeded to clean it out A. bloody fight
ensued between the soldiers, police and
citizens, which resulted in the killing Of
one soldier and seriously wounding sew.
eral citizens and two policemen.
The riot was finally suppressed by
the joint Efforts of the citizens and the
police, and the leaders locked up. Ths
soldier killed was the ringleader of tht
1
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S.-A special dis
patch to the Times says il was recently
decided by the Paymaster Generals De
partment that Provost Marshals and
other members of the Board of ENROLL
ment are not entitled, when discharged,
to three months pay proper, under the
act Of March Sd, 1865, nor to travelling
allowances to their homes. Papers are
being prepared at the Paymaster's De
partment for the payment of troops in
each military department About two
million dollars will be required for pay
ment in this vicinity.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29

"HAvE WEA RADICAL AMONG Us2'-
A contemporary thinks there are few,
and that they are dangerous men, and
gravely asks sis there no remedy
We answer that there are m Ay, and
that since the memorable 9th Of June,
1862, there has been no remedy. On
that day JEFF Davis ceased to rule here.
Before the onward march of the brave
sons of American liberty, his hosts with
their minute men and vigilance commit
tees lied from the city trem bling before
the glittering sword of Justice and Lib
erty, leaving to the pleasing task of re-
enfurling the ensign Of American free.
dom over a city which tyrants had dis
honored, proclaiming to a people who
bad trembled beneath the usurpers sway
universal freedom. Yes, we have radi-
Gals among us, and thank God they are
here. No longer do minute men deter
nor vigilance committees shave heads,
imprison for opinions, drive from our
homes, nor drag parents from the EN-
braces of dyipg children. No longer do
they collect theirdogs to hunt down the Q
poor. No more do they buck and gag
| the poor whites or drag. them from their
homes to perform the work of menials,
in their treason. The radicals of the
nation have taught them better
We need not ask our neighbor to tell
us if there be any of these bands Of in
human MISUNDERSTANDING tyrants among
us. They are here, and OF course think
that radicals are dangerous men.-Mem-
phis Republican. fr, e.,
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WAsHrsoroN, Dec 2S.-The Nationa

WAsHIEaroN, Dec. 2S.-Ths National
IntelIigeRcer says:
Upon authority competent to conclude
such a question, we announce that the
public statements, to the effect that a
public loan of one hundred millions was,
on his recent visit to New York, tender
ed to Mr. McCulloch by the National
Banks, are sheer fabrications. The Sec
retary of the Treasury is not in need Of
such loan, and should such become
necessary, it would not be accepted from
the banks, but would bs solicited, and
doubtless without trouble, Immediately
obtained from the people.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
DIR. EAsTERLY,s
DIARRHEA SYRUP.

This medicine is pleasant and infalIbie cure for
DIARBHEA, DY-ENTERY, OoLIC, oHOL-
- era Morbus, Cramps or Spasms, Bowel Com
riaints, and all Derangsmebfs Of ths Stomach
and Bows Of Children when Teafhing.a
This celebrated, popular, aud inf4lIible remedy
has been u.ed by the most res pectable and INTEL
ligent families 10 st Louis for the last fifteen
years in sll cases OF Diarrhea, Dyssntery. aud
Bowel Complaint, and aiI unite in pronouncing il
the most speedy and effsctual medicine they have
ever used. Price, 7icents bottle.
Prepared and sold by DR.. i. Easterly Co.,
No 20 North Fifth street, St. Louis, Mo. Sold at
their branch store, No. y Madison street, Chi.
eago Ill.
FOR sale by the druggists, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29

NEW YoRK, Dec. 28.-Nearly 5000
bales OF Government cotton were sold
to-day at auction. Memphis middling
fair brought 57gs; strictly middling 524i
low middling 50s, and ordinary 454
The official accounts of Simeon ORA
per as Collector of this port to Septem
Der 1865, have been audited and approx
ed at Washington and the bonds giver
BY his sureties have been released.
A correspondents whom the editor o.
the Erening Post says is responsible
writes to that paper that Mr.. Harlan has
no intention Of resigning, and Mr.. Doc
little viii not, under any circumstances
leave his place in the Senate.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
RrwAKp OF MrRlr-J. F. wallack

REwARD OF MEKIr-J. F. Wailack,
Division Superintendent of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, was, ON
Christmas evening presented with hne
gold watch and chain, costing abort
$3.50, BY the operators and attaches OF
his Division. Mr.. Wallack is an accom-
plished and accommodating gentleman
and we are not surprised At this mani
festatiou Of partiality on the part OF his
subordinates
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29

New YoRK, Dec. % Yesterday Hon.
Jno. 7. Hoffman, Nsyor elect, took the
oath Of office; TO day Richard o German,
Cooperation Council cd the same
Tkis morning large gang of ruffians
left the city to wi,nrss the prize 6ght
near Fashion Course between two plugs
named Wn. Keeler and JET. The
police hearing of the affair, succeeded
in arrestine Keeler, and brought him to
the city. His arrest intimidated JEFF,
and the rough succeeded in making his
escape. &B& M& RIB ~
Horace Turner, negro, was arrested
at the Fulton ferry last evening on
the charge of being an escaped prisoner
from Queens county. - - SIS s8asaass
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
Freedmen's Savings Banks.

NEW YoRK,. Dec. 2S-The Tribune
Washington special says:
The Treasurer of the Schools and
Finances of the Freedmen's Bureau has
Just returned from tour in the South
ern States, having established Freed
mems Savings Banks at Richmond
Wilmington, Charleston, Beaufort, Sa
vannah, New Orleans, Vieksburg, Nash
vile, Huntsville, Memphis, and Louis
vile. He states that all classes in thI
States lately in rebellion are fast becom
ing reconciled 10 their new relations
but that it will be necessary for th'
Government to keep strong force il
those States for some time to secur'
| Justice TO all.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
DIR. SANDERS
THREE-MINUTE SALVE.

This celebrated saIve will cure
CsORNs, WARTS, MoLES, RIEGWoRM, ard
~ Tcothache in from three to ten minutes.
trial will co0vincs the most incredulous Of
its almest mfraculors power a1d efficacy in re-
moving Warts and n oles, which are always
ofeosiVe to the eye, impsiI ing oars beauty, and
instantly curing the tnrmenting pains from
Corns and Toothsche. Price, IS cents per bottle.
DR. Sanders Three -Minuts SalFs viii be sent to
all parts Of the country on receipt of the price,
and ten cents TO prepay postage on the same
Prepared aud sold by DR.. r. Ersterly b Co.
No. 20 North First street, st. Louis, No. sold 81
their branch Family Medicine Store, No. 90 Mad
ison street, Chicago, H.
For eale by the druggists, Evansville.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29

uDDEE DEATH-Capt. J. W. Mills, a
ninent Cumberland river steamboat
!, and more recently Of the firm Of
Ter, Mills & Co., of Paducah, died at
Inland, KY, of apoplexy, on Tues.
evening. Te
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29

An exchange paper has Christmas
advertisement which reads thus: /" Pa
rents, take notice For fac Boys go to
Young's" Is there not 81 " substi-
tutsd for a ST., or was it Brigham
Young that advertised2
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
Ciaelnnati market.

CINoIxNArI. December 2S-P.M.
FLOUR quiet and prices unchanged.
WHEAT quiet. Old red 9592; new red 60
al 65.
o RN active at full rates. mixed, e5c for ears
and 5s960c for sheIled
OATS dtll, and prices declined to 40c in eleva-
tors.
BYE quiet at 75c for prime.
HOGS active and prizes higher. Extreme short
crop ideas gaining ground. Sales Of 5000 head
at II 6091 rs. Net holders were asking IL az
the cl ose. Receipts, 1000 head. ssr.s5
MESS PORK sold 1t 20 SO, and No. sole at
80. .E9Fss s&E8 &8A
LARD arm az 1870, with quiet market:
GREEN mEaTS advanced 60 9Sz91o fer shoui'
dars; Is sides, d 161x tor h nas.
BULK @kATS u changed
BACON firm at l55<@l5Ha for shoulders, l79
l715c for sides, and z192115c for ci a-sldesl {.
D rTON firm, aud advanced to 47c for mid
ding.
GkOCERIEs quiet. = q
WnISKA dull and prices nominal. It aonsr'
ed freely at rs for free, and 26 in bond.
G0kD 145. NF
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29

NEW YoRK. Dec. 2a-The Tribune 8
Washington dispatch says that General
Anger bss directed thorough investi,
cation of the Christmas riot at Alexan-
dria, and has ordered the commanding
officer at Alexandra not to Surrender
any of the offending parties to the de-
maud of the civil authorities, but to re-
fer all such demands to the commanding
officer Of the District.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
Conservation.

BosToK, Dec 28.-The cousecration
of the Rev Geo. NJ Randall, d D.,
Rector of the Church of the Messiah in
this city, the newly elected Bishop of
Colorado and parts adjacent. took place
inSummer street. Rt. Rev. John Henry
Hopkins, Bishop Of the Uiocese of Yer,
mont, and Presiding Bishop of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States, acted as Consecrator.
The Consecration service was exceed
ingly interesting and impressive, and
was attended by great congregation,
the aisles and galleries being crowded.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
asn.. Rutler and Grant.

New YoRK, Dec. 2S.-The Posts
Washington special says.it is reported
that Gen. Butler viii make bis reply to
Gen. Grants cork bottle criticism in 9
speech to be delivered in Lowell before
New Years day.
Gen. Augur is making diligent inves-
tieation concerning the Alsxandria
riota
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29

&- The remains of Hon. Thomas
win, the last of the great Senators,
borns to their last resting place, al
anon, Ohio, on Tuesday last, attend
With appropriate honors.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
EUREKA


IEFALLTBLE HAIR REsTORER.
n ECIDEDLY TIE BEST ARTICLE for Re.
IL storing Grey Hair TO its original color (not
dyeing), efectually curing all diseases Of the
sea D. pi eTsnttng the hair from falling on, giving
IL 8 softnsss aud gless that no. hing elss pro-
ducs. Price, 81 per bottle. Sold by all drug
gtsts.
Robert Fisher, Agent aad Manufacturer, St.
Louis, Mo.
Sold by Or. E.. Fastsrly 4 Co., No. 20 N nth
Fifth street, st. Louis, Mo- and at their branch
Family Medicine Store, No. % madisan street
Chicago, Illinois, role General Agents, to whom
all orders must be addressed.
For sale by tbs druggists Of Evansville.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29

The" Old Bske-houss on the Della
ware river, where bread was baked for
Washington and his army in 1777 and
'7s. was destroyed by 6rs few days
since. wfTGE
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29

JFFocATED.--Six men were suffocated
Sunday night, in Chicago, by gas
ing in their room. Five we're found
| in the morning. One has died
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
The same dianaLch saws:

w. H. Crosby, proprietor of the Opers
House, has failed, and assigned his prop
erty to the First National Bank. The
failure will cause q sensation, but no
surprise. It will not interfere with the
engagements of the Opera Company for
January, and the future of the building
as place Of popular amusement is Sc
cured. n A
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29

CT IoAGo, Dec. 28.-W. H. Crosby
made an assignment yesterday. Liabili.
ties between $400, 600 and $500, 600
Crosby's Opera House is advertised to
be sold, under trust deed, on the 9th Of
March. e.N -
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HOTEL
HOUSE,

hlizabethtown, III.
THIs NEW AND SPLENDID BUILDING
l. 80 Low eipg Attsd mp as Eotel, and VIII
be opsnsd for the accommodation OF the public
on the lat of January 1865.
K A. @ LEFLARs Proprietress.
HarYs 4 fgII g.r1 A-Els@s+
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y There was Union soldier killed
arrolton, Kentucky, on Sunday, by a
soldier without any provocation.
said the rebs up there carry weap
Insult Union men, and If they
they are then shot. There has
no arrest of any one for months,
hey are daily violating the lawa.--
on Courier.
curse, that is the style wherevel
rs in the majority. Intolerance
iictiveness was always a charac
of the slavocracy, and now wher
n no longer maltreat negroes
ssk their vengeance On defense
ite men. I ~
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
COAL,


IN river, and JOSEPH STEWART & co. viii
have q supply Of Green kivsr Coal ct the Evans
viIle wharf to-day. supply viii be kept con-
s.sntly on hand. no3A-dSm
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STOLEN.
$50 ReWard.

CroLEE FROM THE sUBsoRIBER, LIVING
- In Hammond. Spencer county, lnd olack
Mare 153S hands high, having short tai, ana 10
q natural pacsr Also, a sorrel Mare, with o large
white spot on her nose and ons IN her II ehead-
She is a clear trotter. he pb0vs reward wah %
paid for the recovery of the ais or tor the
can be had, by w. RA9s
de2s- dst Newton, Spencer county, Ipd.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29

Senators Salisbury, Of Delaware, and
McDougal, of CALIFORNIA; have been
excluded from the com mittees This is
significant, as showing the extreme
bitterness of Speaker Colfax towards
those of opposite political procliyities.--
Memphis Argus. - .,9 s0sA
1t also shows the bitterness of the
King Of Dahomey towards these pinks of
loyalty, who had just as much to do with
their exclusiepe from committees rs
speaker Colfax. Some men in the
efforts to make political capital succeed
admirably in making themselves redie.
ulous. de of the Argus is an instance.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
FEED.
Chopped Feed.

WYE ARE JUST KECEIVIEG IN STORE 500
w bushels Of chopped wheat screenings, which
as food for milk cows, IL much superior to ship.
stuff and bran. Those who wish the largest pos
sibls yisld Of milk fron their cows had better
try ft. b. 8. RUST0N 4 CO.,
espte. 10. 30, Water Street.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
DIR. EAsTERLK's
FAMILY PILLS

for the cure Of
DILLIoUs DISEASES. SICK HEADACHE
ID Loss of Appstite, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Costiveness, ysundics. and all Derangs
mems Of the System where Aderieut or ca
th rtlc HediciB l. required.
DIR EasterIy's Universal Family Pills are yer,
mild and pleasant In their operation, yet NOR
prompt and eFsctusl in cleansing the system
frCm all billion aad irr1tat ng ms er than tn
vs'ious other pills in general rse. For Live
Complaint and Dyspepsia they are invAluAble
These pills nrs pure y vegetable in their ingre
disnfs, and will bs found much superior to 9TH
pills to cure the DISEASES incident to this West
Fam lies try themI
Pree, so cents per box-for,y io q box.
Prepareh a sold by Dr. s kasterIy 4 Co.
30 10 Nor + fin street, {. Louis, Mo. Sold q
their ranch Family Tedicins Store, No. ee Mad
ison street, bicagJ. /.
For ls by the druggists, Evansville.
dsc2s b 2 sat; wsow II
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29

CEcINEArI, Dee. % - Noon. - The
river has risen feet inches, SO
feet IL inches in the channel. Their
.nomstel 40O0. H #s a5Es1'a
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BOARDING.

GOOD FIRsT-CLAss BoARDING oAN BE
VI had on Vine street, betWesn Etrst and Sec
end streets, next door to SteEritts Church, half
square from Behm's College. dsc2s div
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29

PITTsBURe, Dec %, M.-There are IL
feet inches water in the channel by the
pier mark, and rising. The weather.
Is cloudy. ---sg
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29

KANSAS CITY, Dec 2S-Three stores
on Main street were burned last night.
Loss heavy. ste 500 80
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
LECTURE.

AhR. A. B. WHITIEG WILL LECTURE At
Nj Msaonic Hall this Thursday evening ct ~
O'clock Subject: Poetry and Music. Mr. W.
iscta given by the audience, and sing several Of
mis- popular musical compositions
Admission 25c.-taken at the door. dee2s
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MILLINE
MRS. G. KLIEGELHoEFER,
MiIIin err,

TTAs ON HAND THE LARGEST AND
Ii fnest stock Of Millinery Goods ever brought
20 the city Of Evansvills, which she oilers TOT sale
at twenty-five per Cent Less than Cost unti tne
first Of April The ladies will do vel to call sc
her store, on First street, below sycamore pes
lore purchasing elsewhere. oecA4 oAM
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29
GUNNIES.

- eala aW8
asa.s5 aidaFae ae4
safaS.s& ssa4aaE-S 9s'e
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The Worlds WashiGgton dispatch
says the presence of Clarence A Sew
ard in the city revives the sumor in cir
eulation that Congressional inquiry
will probably be made concerning the
alleged fact of his being interested in
Mex.ca speculations under Maximilian,
while acting Secretary of State, and
suspected to be privy to matters iDjuri-
Gus 10 our Government.
Evansville daily journal., 1865-12-29

- aAo5 1.agas Tznou
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w do not profess 10 Be tho saly PkFsi.
can ia the Gig, Who may be found q bi'
oAics As al hours, day or nighl nor "a
We n Offering cur services . he invalid,
de1ire 20 reconnerd eursslf il prelosencs
- other equally vel established ard *.
Peneneed Physicians; nor ds we pre-.
a1d % be infallble, or the ouIF na1 c.
Pable q cSrlng The vzrious dsea.e1 nen-
tc1od N our fe1sr1l advefiasua1& We
% net elain the Postossicn Of any noaacr-
~ secret reue5lss, o. extraordinary a,rH-
so frtatHent Or pa iztir<s; q 81 sen8fble
nlsn Rast know, taas success in he prar-
tee e medicine, does not depend So l1ucA
upon he discovery of nss renoiits, o. neB
stodG q trcstuelt, Sc upon no skiiiful use
81 thoss agencies necessary 10 srrfscfcure
and this can b seguired cnly 81 srpe-
rance and pailsnt application. We res
peetfully reler The public d our general nd-
Fertisamont in az0ther psrt Of the pspor.
04ce houu from 8 IN the morning El 3
81 nifhA u Z. CoLHnAn, ~. ,.
81 North Cherry sL. Naahvilia. Taaa
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EHoN rnz EoUrE-Wc resolved o vlsii
Menday from cur young friend, 5ohnBl-
i%eaii1e, whs felarped On The 13lh. rom
Ascon, ooorsa he furnished 81 Nth one
o. two interesting items. Macon, Ga, a.
couperatvsly duh, yeti doing 8 6ne bnsi
ness. AilAnta bstrays visible signs Of pros
pefiiy. The city is being rapidly rebuilt
sna there d every INDIGESTION 81 progress
snd future prosperity. Young 1~ailsntns
says that an rnforiunats saair assured IL
she city a few days since, which was sub
ssantislly e. iollows. A gentleman, viii
hiswiie and daughter was making purchases
in certain store in Atlanta, when 3 soldisr
ofthe 4h Ky. Mounted Infantry enssrsds
looked around aaa anaily approached the
youEg lady, whem he ~impudentIy kissed.
The sentlamsn nsturaIly became iudigusai
sad & uek tie soldier With 8 cane. Tbs
solder feirsated. coiiscted a crowd and
returned Mr.. Ballsntins says that
Ehen be isa i Wss understood that the gen
tlsmsn had been pursued anf killed.
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Persons unaequasBteG in NE cisy ssaire
50 many advertisements fr Ne tse1ias1t
~ Era efen q = ICES b de-
trnfne % sh1m = 1tIaa fho t~feetihe1t
niea,nra IL stating lhat the oider. eIlss-
atmsa4 cfthis kind is az Ne IS Daaar q
rs14 ard thisaaculd toa sai1riscs Faaf-
nnteo t1at tbs 4tIiahle instituI.ou un.
IA. AEtsAz1 f65Es nay b foun1 10 BIS oE
r-s d1T,rE he fosrs stated IS ~ eecerf-
sdesrenen< Al ta IS
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ND Rala Ia fanas.

We will sell on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday, 72d, ed and Path Of August,
commencing 81 - o'clock eaoh day, 2 iage
stock q Dry Goods, selected expressly for
this I1arkef, consisting Of
ColoEed Alpacas,
Do Lustres,
Figured Msriaoes,
~ Mozambiquess
dc Empress Cloths,
Casimcrelts, DeLaines,
Challies, Plaids, dark and light,
Lawn, . very large assortment.
lrgsndies Of Maslins, Chinfz,
A large l0s OF Dress eilks.
/" Bonnst Bilks,
A srge stock Of Flanaeia, Of ali grades
and col0r8.
CLOGS and Cloths,
HpseTy, Notions. &c.
The above Goods vii be pat up in large
lots lor The trade 5nly, 81 they are boHRd 10
be stid. 8Eo. SHIfLDs & Co,
auel7-1 Is and ~ College ST.
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gEREs rlSH--F,s from as 10 500

ln no heatneut Of nc Bye and Ear, and chef
orUn8 ofseHse. 6 heccrne8 necesEaTy 70 have 3
COCA kn0Wiodas o. even thing rcrAlmng 70 mcdii
cire and Surlorf. Whist are called reE1lW F1Ya-
cars, may have graduatcd 10 ethfr che Cd or ncE
aehooi College, and can boast Of a one sided fda.
eai0a. but yeA 10 The treatnent q 4b Eve and
har, i1 % cure aauge orsrnste case-pr the
restment presented il their works 9l noteiect 3
cure . ala1ge mslodiy 81 cases
Or. BRolkEAS $ aFr1iuaie az the Missouri Uni-
vezsty-Dlpiona hangs u has ofhce. and has uisHy
carthcatss iron persons curee. when may re
seen b. calling
By permission, he also refers % he foiosing
medical men Of good s'anding.
Or. A. Mott New York.
II. J. - Quidcre, Cluton Place. New York.
Or. y. L. Bains-d, Ctscags nlinols.
Dr. ~ FIannV q b
Or. r UndesTooi, /"
IT. Joha Ho5gsns, PrsL Surgery, Mssouf Uni,
7ersity.
e8Al comurnicaicis. with stsmp enclosed
promptly answered Adde'S r. - Bex. No so.
Remember bis I1fmay IA at No. 50 Chuuh
strset Ire Bocior ia psmanonly located.
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spirits or cstarrh, is rcutralized by sozo-
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great lexprT s. e dentrihce. The repuisiye
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-08-23

An United s.sles eoldicFs Who have been
ccnfred Isl 3 Of the Hou.hern prisons,
etiher II Anatrsonvfle, salisbury, Colum-
bia. fsehmons. o. azy other Rebel prison.
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their Sdyanfaeo 81 calling upon or address
inr IfsrassLL & Roarzs,
Claim Agents, 405< Cherry street,
Nashville Tenn.
Address Iesk Boz 81. auF7s-tf