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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23


New YoRK, October 2I.-Gold rather
weaker. The Government was a seller this
morning. The demand for customs made
the quotations continue at about yesterdays
figures.
Railroad Extension.
The prospect of extending the Harlem
Railroad northward from Chatham TO ben
ington, Vermont, so as to connect with the
Western Vermont Railroad and form
straight line from New York to Montreal, Is
likely to be carried out.
. Arrival.
The City of Baltimore, with four days
later news from Europe is comiug up the
harbor.
The Posts Washington special says that
the funding process will cease at the Treas
ury Department as soon as the i've hundred
million loan is taken up, which will be
within a few days. All subscriptions to the
above amount in transitu will be accepted
at once.
Thanksgiving.
A delegation waited on the President this
morning TO request him to appoint nation
al day of thanksgiving on account Of the
restoration of peace.
Ratification Meeting.
NEW ORhY OCIODtT IA heJtDllCdA
ratification meeting was held last night at
Cooper Institute. The building was crowd
ed, there being among the audience large
number of ladies, and great enthusiasm was
manifested throughout. An excellent band
outside, while glee club inside, and speeches
from some of the prominent lights of the
Republican party, gave zest to the proceed
ings. The Presidents policy with regard to
reconstruction was fully endorsed. The
speakers were General Fitzpatrick, Hon. D.
9. Dickinson, Gen. Carey, Horace Greeley
and others.
The Fenian Congress.
NEW YoRK, October 21.-The Herald's
Philadelphia special says the proceedings
of the Fenian Congress are still enYeloped
in comparative secrecy. The Secretary will
afford only O brief outline of the business
transacted. and that of a character whose
publication is not prejudicial to the object
of the object of the fraternity. During yes
terday, however, it was evident from the
Glad faces and earnest hands-shaking OF
delegates that the Congress had decided on
some important measure the development oil
which is intimately connected with success
of their plans. Funds are promised the
movement in great abundance. The mem
bers of the Congress are personally to sub
scribe half a million of dollars.
Shooting Affair.
- NEw YoRK. October 2I.-A bar-tender
named John johnson was shot, at the cor
ner of Washington and Courtland streets
tbis morning by Edward McWilliams,
Jersey City detective. The affair grew ont
of Johnson's brother having been elected
from a railroad train by McWilliams, the
latter having been Threatened with violence
On coming to New York, and meeting the
two Johnsons this morning, angry words
were INDUCED in, and MeWilliams asserts
shat he fred his pistol in self defence. john
ton died shortly after reaching the hospital
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

The belief that this world is ultimately
to be destroyed by fire is supported by the
discovery that such fate has befallen far
larger planets than ours. French astron-
omers assert that no fewer than fifteen
hundred fixed stars have vanished from
the armament within the last three hun
dred years. Tyeho Brahe gives an ir,rer-
esting account of brilliant star of the
largest size, which, on account Of its sin
gular radiance, had become the special or
jeet of his daily observation for several
months, during which the star gradually
became paler, until its final disappear
anee. La Place states that one of the van
ished fixed stars of the northern heui-
sphere afforded indubitable evidence of
having been consumed by fire. At first
the star was Of a dazzling white, next of a
glowing red and yellow luster, and finally
1t became pale and ash colored. The baTGi-
ing Of the star lasted sixteen months, when
this sunny visitor, to which, perhaps. 3
a whole series of planets may have owed
allegiance, finally departed and became in
visible forever.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

the cheering had in some measure subsided
1t was moved and seconded that the Secre
ri es of the Congress prepare resolution
conv ying the grateful thanks of this Con-
gress Mr. Kiltian for his efforts in bring
ing about the release of John Mitchell. The
motion was unanimously carried.
In the ev ening, after some discussion, the
reports of the committees, with some amend
ments were adopted.
An Irish banner was presented to the
Chairman by the Canadian delegation.
The Congress then adjourned until eight
o'clock Monday morning.
The session will continue until Wednes-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23
Foreign News.
No Signs.

FARTHER PoNT, Ocsober 22-9p. M.-There
are no signs of the steamship Hibernia from
Liverpool on the 18th via Londonderry on
the 18th inst.
Fire.
MuUArKEy. October pa fire thsi even
inc DESTROYED all the wooden buildings
facing Wisconsin street, between Main and
Milwaukee streets, back to the new Music
Hall bvildings occupied by small traders
and milliners. Loss S25,008
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23
Washington News.
Mnshinrton Items.

WAsHISGToN, October 22.-Captain VIM:
Bradford has been appointed supervisor and
inspector Of steam boats at New York, vice
Thomas B. Stillman.
The Quartermaster General is having
printed a pamphlet containing the names of
the Union soldiers who died and were in
TERED in Andersonville cemetery, together
with other matters OF interest in that con-
neetion.
In accordance with recent opinion of
the Attorney General the Second Comptrol-
Ter has decided that all colored volunteers
shall be placed on the same footing with
white soldiers in regard to bounty, and
pavmasters are instructed to pay them ae-
cordinEly.. This decision, it is supposed,
will cali for an additional S20,OO0,00O.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

CaIkins, Griffin q Co.'S Union Rusf.
ness College, at obsrlin, Ohio is meeting with sur
prising success beyond the expectations ofits many
sanguine friends. In no other Institution Of the
kind do students receive as much personal ,ttsn.
tion, and make, in consequence, such tboropgb
students, as at that point, If we may Judge by The
testimony Of students.
One-half the usual expense Of taking CONNER
cial Course is saved by those who attend At obs-.
lin, while a thorough preparation for business i.
guaranteed.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23
MEDICAL
CLAD NEWS.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
pHII,S SPECIFIC PILLS.
ARE wARkA.lNIhD, y 6nTs HTa of an Disc

ARE WARRANTED IN al ALa of SantIS an Diseases
~ speedy and Permanent Oure Vi al D'4'''9-
Hoi ~ .ram Sexual Hxcesses, or,o1,s or
AriAns YOUTHFUL INDIscREIIoNSS' INlzI oSS Sensual
Seminal HDss, Physical and Nervous Debilty,
Dreams, eensi,s niaei SEXUAL Diseases, &c.
DIET IS S.tsssn Each
Aud they can De p;IIs Price One Dollar. If you
box contains ~ Of your Druggist, they viii ne Gs
RS. Gss Gs sealed P0ssPSS TaS:pt Ti'0 Of tRs
&c sFnstiopss that thatiet of 100 pages the errors
ms ~ and P.sppnence pam end remedy, sent free
%opc 0e go tsSuiTod ass iOr postage Address DR.
ten cosnting PhyseaG, III b SsGSad supplied b.
= p o. ~ NaesG - 20. WhoIesale Agents, n
nemas, BaI G,W, CLARK, Drngglss., IS .Y,iIts
For sale by SEelsnd. sep4;Io -z2-H
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

The Boston Lancers arrived in CHICAGO
yesterday, at o'clock, and were received
at the depot by the Ellsworth Zouaves
whose guests they are. At IL A. NJ. thew
were received by Mayor Rice and after
ward with the Zouaves paraded the prin-
cipal streets.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23
or sure, y.BABLE THAN GOLD
MORE va, rs LIFE PILLS,
BRYAN Y THE BLOOD,

PUBlF vsmess, Giddiness, DroTsi'
,ore Headache, DlL Saasz Dimness OF sight
s'IS ness, Unpleasant c,pan pa ' ~ Stomach ana
4EE EEE 5TgE EEE i sss IL %shFTa I E.s
= = 1s:y i7s 81
E: e @ S = s: ss ii 8
BiE0s, T0s ssI. by BY G. v. cIARK sspsf6Tttd
rior street, Cleveland.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

1. o. o. F--Msmbers ofNorth Wing Eneamp-
ment No. ss, are requested to meet at their Hall,
Tuesday the 24th inst, at one O'Clock, P NJ. to at
tend the Funeral Of our deceased Brother John
Woodburn-
Members OF sister Encsmpments arc invited to
attend. THOS. MAYTHAM, C. P.
B. R. BEvIs, Scribe. oc2s
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

I. o. o, F.-The members of Erie Lodge M
q, are requested to meet at their Hall. Tuesday
the s4th inst, at one o'clock, P NJ, to attend m.
Funeral of our deceased Brother John woodburB
Members Of Sister Lodges are invited TO attend
JOHN KNIT, n. C.
n. McKNSEN, Rec. seo'y. o,o7
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

DIR. Charles A. Terry will deliver the open
ing lecture Of the Cleveland Medical College. cor
ner of Erie and St. Clair Streets, Tuesday evening
at 7o'elock- The public Is respectfully invited to
attend. Prof. LANG CAssELs. Dean.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

Gents FurzalsiIins GOOds.-Mott 4
BAight, hsys Just opened splendid assortment Of
Gents Furnishing Goods for the fall and winte,
trade, at No. ln Superior s'rast, under the WEI
dell House. oct7:Rf
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23
Special Dispatches.
RECEIVED UP To , O'CLOCK, AN.
Especial Dispatches to Western Associated Press.

nISPATCH
New YoRK, October 22.-The following is
a dispatch published in the Greenville
MOuntaineer:
WASHINGTON, September 29.
To Governor B. F. Perry:
I'thank you for your dispatch of the 2Sth.
have to congratulate your Convention on
its successful amendments to the ConstItn-
ton. II affords great satisfaction here to all
who favor the speedy restoration of all the
States of the Union. Let this go on and
they will soon be once more reunited and
happy people, forgetting the past and look
ing with confidence to a prosperous future.
(Signed ANDREW Johnson,
President
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

Peach Blow POtatOes.-Cnoice Ist.
Shore Peach Blow Potatoes in csz load 1ots AT sS
Merwin st. lOc2s:256l E. COTTRFLL
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

'Tis Not Fable.-The immense and univer
sal demand for the Fragrant sozodont, is marvel
in the Annals of Dentistry7 1t exceeds that of N
other dentrices combined. Neither ascid from thu
stomach, nor any other corresponding element psn-
Grated by indigestion, can effect set ofteetb rssn
arly purified by this Fragrant Vegetable, antissp.
and preservative. o.+e
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

Winter Apples for SaIe.-Choics varis-
ties winter Apples for sale in car load lots at ss
Aerwin st. lOo2s-256l t CoTTRELL.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

To Printers.-We have for sale in -quautities
to suit, Bingham's Celebrated Roller Connective.
also, Palmer's Patent Composition, the be.. on5
most durable extant. All orders by rssiI rro,rtIv
attended to. address LEADEG. co rIsv.I..J
ohio,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

100000 Compound Interest Notes
Of 1864 wanted. Highest price paid hS Z. J. FAR
MER CO., Bankers, 14s Superior 81. under
Weddell House. oc+17.o5s
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

Fixtures for Sale.--oounters, Show Cases,
Shelving, &C., for sale at ls2 Superior a.
oels;255 D. S. CRITCHLEY 4 co.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

. CarRo. October 22,-Two colored regiments
.rrived here to-day from the South, and
seyew sew hundred and seventy bales of cotton
for St LeQis.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

The President to-day granted amnesty
pardons to $50 Carolinians, among whom
was Wm. R. Boyce, once United States Rep
resentative from that State.
Ex-GoYerpor Dick Taylor, brother-in-
of JEFF Davis, arrived here this morning to
seek his pardon.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS
WASHINGTON, October 21.-Alexander H
Stephens left Washington in the early train
this morning for his home in Georgia. While
in this city he expressed determination to
use his best efforts to induce the people of
the South to endorse the concilatory policy
of President johnson
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23
Excitement AmaYed.

In Italy, the excitement caused among
the people by the announcement that the
Finance Ministers purposed to impose new
and exceedingly burdensome tax, has been
allayed by the government officially ae-
knowledging its error, and promising to
make speedy correction in a manner that
will rrova entiraIv safisfactorv
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23
The Episcopal Convention.

PITTsBURsH, October 2l.-The river si1
feet by the pier and rising slowly.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

Lieutenant General Grant, accompanied
by the officers of his staff, visited the Exec
utive Mansion to-day to pay their respects to
the President After the presentation by
General Grant of his military escort and a
few minutes passed in familiar conversation
with the President, the party retired.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23
Fenian Matters.

The Heralds Philadelphia dispatch says
of the Fenian congress important changes in
the constitution Of the Order are contem-
plated. The nomeelature of the office of
Head Centre is to be changed to that of
President, an official who will be assisted
by bureaus in charge of the departments of
finance, war, and the general management.
Bonds and the address of the new Irish Re
public wiH be issued within the coming
week.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

JACKSON, October 2O.-To-day Judge
Sharkey and ]. L. Alcrom, were elected
United States Senators.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

Governor Grape, of Michigan, left here
last night. Besides his interview with the
Secretary Of War he also called upon Secre-
tary Mccullough, and urged the satisfaction
of the State claim against the Government
for the equipment of troops. He was. told
that no claims of this character had as
yet been settled, save that presented by
Massachusetts, which had been made the
exception in this regard because Of the per
sistent and annoying imports of Governor
Andrews. Of this single instance of forced
partiality no State had been paid ii. 1,ccount
against the War DePsTtIn---.T tbonob Il bad
oeeA lHGl'lH'e mat it had been partly de-
ssf"i.ea ....ea to liquidate such claims BY de-
ducting fr9E{ their amounts thS respective
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23

The Heralds Fortress Monroe special saws
that rumor prevails that John Mitchell is
about to be released ou parole, but it cannot
be traced TO any reliable source. He has
recently been writing long letters urging his
release
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-23
Saturday Nights Report
From New York.
Gold.

New YoaK, October 2l.-Gold rather
weaker. The Government was a seller this
The demand for customs made
the quotations continue at about yesterdays
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
To Owners Of Real Estate.

In consequence OF the unsettled condition Of
the South Uauy persons are coming North 20 SEX
homes In which they may live ia pea~s ana quiet.
til their land OF rear their stoek without fear Of
being mnlosted BY mausauding parties, such Is
iniest the States Of Kentucky aud Teansssce
This great influx mskls q demand for both farms
and city and town property and aoN Is the time
90 pat your property In the market. This efhes
furnishes uuIivalled facilities for presenting
property 20 good advantage.
Farms, CIT Lots and Dwellings, Mills, Fac
toTis', and all kinds Of property sold oG commits
aion. Charges reasonable.
general register Is kept Of AL property len on
ale, full description Of the same Published, and
no CHARGE II made for aeryie rendered unless
Parties At distance wishlng to register their
property In this once for sale, can do By tier
In describing property. II a iarm or wild land.
name the state. county, town. section, raAge.
whole number Of acres, number Of acres CLEARED,
quality % seii-whethHr 10 IL Dat, htlly, or rell.
ing, how iehosd and condition Of the same, aud
streams OF water wells. II tArm. give the
size, style, aud condition Of buildings; whether
thsro are orchards and gardcni naareat market
town and railroad station, meeting hoHaen and
schools Also, the lowest price per acre aud the
best terms, remembering that The easier the terms
Of sale the more certain you Ars Of obtaining =
pureha er.
10 city or town property, give looatioD, street
and number; size aud style of buildings, aud
present condition Of the same number Of rooms
| lowest price, and best terms Of sale.
Fix the pTioe Of property al It's REAb value. and
whsu practicable, rough plan or sketch Of th'
pr perty ofsred together with esrtiaeAts Of III
valuation, will greatly facilitate sale.
II you have property which you wiah TO sell
| you will consult your own interest BY leaving
full description q the sase at this ofise, here
ALL be largely advertised; and, II LEFT with us =
fair price, Il will almost osrtAiniy meet with
Ietters Of inquiry with stamp enclosed for re
turn letierl viii be promp y answered.
| Address JAMES g. BEEks,
Evansville. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
THE VERY LATEST
t ELE Or r "a. p H.


WAsHIxsTos, March I've have re-
ceived Richmond dates Of Feb. 9th
The Examiner says in the absence of
Official information Of military affairs 10
the Caroiinas, we take news from other
sources Of intelligence, aud omit the
usual reference to our file Of Southern
exchanges We do 50 az the request OF
the authorities and with the under
standing that other city journals have
been put under obligations Of reticence
70 the extent indicated above. The
Publishers will no d0ubs be properly pa
tent in this interval Of silence, and not
take it as discoursging, for We are as
sured there are reasons fer i which look
TO an early official announcement Of
favorable results.
Gems Crooks and Kelley, whose cap
ture was noticed in these columns on
Saturday, arrived in the city on that
day, and we're furnished apartments At
Libby.
Mr. Russell, member of Congress from
the Wheeling district, visited General
Kelley yesterday.
From the best information received
here lRichmond,) it appears probable
that considerable confagration occur
red IN the western portion Of Columbia
on It's evacuation, caused, it is supposed,
by cotton becoming igbited- 1t is re-
ported that the FIRE extended from Main
Street to Charlotte depot, nearly three
quarters Of mile. The information ID
positive as to the occurrence Of the Gre,
bat doubt is entertained as TO its msgni
tGde. Some Of the refugees are prepar-
ing 70 return.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02

Nkw YoRK, March lat the annual
meeting OF the shareholders Of the At
lantio Telegraph Company, held in Len
don on the Oh Of February, the follow
ing gentlemen we're elected Directors:
Sir Samuel Canyard Bart; Mr.. Edward
Boopper, of London; Mr.. Archibald,
Mr.. Peter Copper, Mr. Wilson, G. Hunt,
Of New York, and Mr.. Hugh Allen, Of
Montreal
Up to Friday evening, February 18th,
,2S9 nautical miles Of cable had been
completed, and about 100 miles we're
being manufactured per week The
Great Eastern viii be ready for sea with
the entire cable on board by the frss o.
June.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
REAL RSTATE FOR SALE.

vacant lot on Third street, 50 feet mont by
$50 feet deep Very desirable for residence.
House and Lot corner Of Main and seventh
streets. Two-story frame house; double teDc-
M Mt; suitable for business property and Dwell
ing lot sasS feet Iront hy la feet deep.
VACANT LuT-Cora er lot en- Third street. 80
feet 'front.' by $50 feet deep. BEAUTIFUL site for
dwelling.
30 HOUSES AND LOTS In lafayette. Fert
Wayne and Delphi, Indiana, ct prices ranging
rom SA00 to $1,000.
81 FARMS IN TNDIAGA-Improvod and an-
der cultivation. VIII be sold cheap aud on good
terms.
so ACRES PRAIRIE LAND-ln IroSaois
county, Illinois, near Ms dlepcrt--the county
seat.
so ACRES rIMBER LANp--fn Gibson Co.
Indi ma. about seven niles from Prinestoa.
10000 ACRES WILD LANDS in Indiana,
Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin, in lots 70 suit
| purchasers. JANIS 9 BEKks,
Real Estate Aren't.
/ South Side Third Street, between vain snd bo-
! enst, Evansville, Indiasa- eo2-lwdkitw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02


STONE II TIE BLADDER. cALCuL rs
GRAVEL. BREEK DUST pEPOSIr. AkD
MUCOUSpR MILKY DISCHARGES
AFTKR URISAfIAG. 4
IRRtTATIOs on THE NKoK. OF THK BLAD-
DIR. INFLAMMATION or TAX KIDNEYS.
CArARRH OF THE BLADpKR
srRAgeULARY AkD BURNING. a PAIEFuL
uRIEATIse. -
Fer these diseases il Is truly , sovesusxh rszas4y
aAa too much eannot b said N SIS praise. sfa-
90 aoss has beea known tozsiisse tho nest afesns
symptems
the fasii ~ ths back and thropgh the htRaf A
teaspoonfui = dag d the Constitution water VIII
relieve you like magic.
PHYSICIANS
Have long sinoe ElFea up the Pc Of hachu eseebs
aud lnalFrs In rs truatmsat Of fkeke dIssssss
and only ther Ter The Naut Of sestter zsnaedy.
CONSTRUCTION WATER
Has proved itself eaaAl TO the task that has de-
Soivea upoa H.
IFFisaEs and drensh the kidusys. aud b. constant
ass troiaes ehsoalc dsgensrasion and confirmed
disease.
IN DYsNENoRRHHA, OR PAINFUL MIN.
sTRuAr1uA. AND dENoRRHGIA.
Oh PnoFUsE FLOWING.
Both aissa-s= arising from . faulty sesretiaB 81
the mrnstrEsf nuid-ia ous eAse h--ses sus nstls
and accompanies ~ severe pale shd the athnT a
TOO Kroiase seeFstiea which wiil b. sPeediy ssred
TIE disease kBeEn FALLING OF Tx
WOMB, watch q tn result q ths rsiaxstisn Of
ths iigameuts q shat organ. ead y knoWa ~ :
sense - heavinsss aud dragging pAlHs II the
back and sides, ard 81 times accompanied bY shsKp
--laneinatlng or shooting pains through the rarts
afeetea, Ell, - 81 es@es, - removed ~ TIE ne
ieins.
Ti4afe = another class af symptems AFisiBg
frem IRgfTAT10k OF THE WOMB. which
RhSsselans eAif ssrFemnresss Nhieh word ceesrs
ap maeh ignorance, aud IN nine cases cut Of
ten ths dociaFs DO rot really know ehethsT ~
symptoms tha disease, aT TIE dtssaan ths sFup.
tome We can only cnuaaeFsts thenl hsFe. !
SPEAK more particularly Il zaid feet. paipi4sti9a
Il the heart. Impaired ulsmory, YAK tallsess
asshss q hsaf. anNsor. lsssisnds, aad dimnsss 81
vision.
SUPPRESSED MESSTRukEtoSs
which IN the uanaArried fsmale Il = eonsisnt -.
earring disease, aad through nsgieei tbs feedz Of
mote EFaFe ard dangerous maiadiss aFs tbs Fsault
ana - meath afaer moath rasses without an ~.
fort halnE lasaH 20 assist NAtnFs, the sapprpa'
stoa beoeuses ehFunie the ratiaat krn1natiy iasrs
her appetite, The bssuls are eaustipatad. niEhi
swsass come on, sad Consumption fnaliy ends he's
career.
ss- For @l~ 81 81 Druggists. prioa 81. "a
wMSH GREGG 4 Co, Preprietsrs
moRaAS 4 ALLEN, General Agrnlss No. n
CllH street, ksw York.
for sale 10 cAieaEo b. FULLER, FIHcH
FULfER lsnz7.am
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-02
SPECIAL NOTICES

Volunteers, Attention FER tia de-
rangsmsot Of tie system ineidsdtAl to ths change
d diet, Wosnds, Eruptions and Kxposarss, Nh en-
every voIun Il liable to, tbsrs rssediss
safe, eonysnisnt and reliable HoiIowsy's
PILLS aud OINTMENT. II the reader Of 81 .
" notice caRaot gst box Of Pills or 0infnsnt
from the Drug Store IN hls place. let him write 10
ne, 20 Maiden Lane, sBsIosing the amsnnt, aud
will mail box free Of expense. Many dealers
viii not keep nay medicines on haBd because they
cannot make much profit a. On othsr psrsoas'
make ss cents, - ossb, aAA 81 ~ per box or
pot. rn2-lwd