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THE NEW HOOP SKIRT FOR
1865.
q "A New and Great invention IN Hoopskrts.
The Duplex Elliptic or Double steel
Spri, r. =
VESTS, BRADLEY & CARY,
-. ffsteJ TT n westi

No. 81 Chambers, 70 h 81 Reade street, New York
are the owners and manufacturers - j. w Br adiey'
Patented Duplex Elliptic steel spring Skirt
This invention consists OF Duplex Tor two, eIIip,ic
steel springs ingenousy braided tightly and nrmiy
together edge to edge, making the :, highest most
elastic. aex bile and durable, spring USED. era
bling IN weari in consequence Of its great elastic
hy ynd fexsbleness, to place and fold 1t when In
use as easiiy and with tie zane convenience as a
silk or muslin dress. 1t entire y obviates and al
lances the only objections te hoop skirts wa, the
annoyance to the wearer as well as the public es-
cars, church prws, or in any crowded rhsce from
the difficulty Of contracting them a q occnnying
small space. This entirely removes the difficulty
while giving the skirt the usual 'ull ind symm
form, and the light most stylish and gra rn an.
p@sranee for the s4seet. opera promenade or house
dress. A lady having enjnyed the pie a,ure and
comfort and great convenience Of wearin one of
the duplex elliptic spring skirts for a sinp,. a.v
viii never afterwards willingly dispense with IN. pss
OF them. They are also equally desirable and n
great iWprovrWent oyer other kinds Of skirts for.
Misses and Young Ladies who wear short dresses
the elasticity and aexibii;iy OF them nreyent 80
coming IN contact with anything crowaing the boop
close Sotke psrlon oas pushing out the otbe, side
OF the hoop or dress; and again they ar. So rurh
mere durable and not likely 10 bend or break or i
cut OF shape. Tie three bottom rods ON ALI The
skirts are also double steel aud twice or Ia.his 60
cred TO prevent .he covering from wearing on M.
rods when dragging down stairs, stone stems. &c.
which they are constantly subject 10 when In re
All are iaade Of the best quality OF corded t,n.s'
ana .very part Of the skirt is OF the very hest ma
tersis; guaranieed in every resp eel In be far
the best, most rmfoi table and most dur,hl. -.
ever made. Ipquire for the Duplex EIlintie .n,io~
SKIRT For sale In all variety Of STYLES and sises h1
fgfEEEtS &C. III. H&wiEy,t Jr.
80 ~ e<2 tWheiessle and Retail Dealers.
apo ..r,-. Front tt., Ottumwa lava.
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Johnson.


Ar. Johnson's family restless at present
in Nashville, Tennessee, and consists Of his
wife and four children-two sons and two
daughters. His son Robert is twenty nine.
and Andrew johnson. Jr, is twelve years
of age. His two daughters, with their
families. also reside in Nashville, having
been driven from their homes in Eastern
Tennessee. One of Mr. Johnsor,'s sons
(Charle~). . surgeon, in the army. was
thrown from his horse in the year 1868 and
killed |; and Colonel Slower, . so1.in-law,
commanding the 4th regiment of Tennessee
infantry, was killed in the battle of Nash
vile. while CALAMITY leading his command,
on the 18th Of December, 1864. Jadge
Patterson, who is also son.in law of the
President. lives in Nashville. Mrs. Johnson
has been in very delicate hea lth for some
time past. and it is very probable Mrs Col
onel Slower will preside over the Presiden.
tial household. s-aag'
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CoUsr HousE BuRNED.-The Kirksvills
Patriot. 18th. says the court house in that
place was entirely destroyed BY fire on
Wednesday morning. The Are was discov.
cred about three e'clock, at which time the
whole interior Of the County Clerks Office,
where the fire originated, was in fame. -
Several attempts were made to remove the
records from the Circuit clerks Office be
fore the flames reached them. but proved
unavailiny. owing to the smoke. After tho
rooffelin, however the citizens commenced
pouring water on the pile Of books in the
Recorders Office. - well a those in the
Probate Office. were saved. The loss is
very heavy, and one which it will Do almost
impossible To replace. Mr.. Porter iost ali
his private papers and accounts.
The nrs is said to be the work It "a in
ssadiary -Koson, No, Gazette, sssh. Il
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(.OOD NEWS for the LADIES.
Mrs M Platts & MRS n Hoyland

Beg leave to inform The Ladies' Of Ottumva and sur
rcandinx country that they nov opening and
rreParedto offer an unusually large and elegant
stock Of 81 ~ y - as13sEi 81 - ai2i
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS.
~ Blesehin. and Pressing on shs shortest no.
tiee. Also, '9t ht
'DH ESs AND CLOAK MAKING
In We latest Eastern styles. 4 large variety q
fashionsbie Patterns constantly on hand. ~
kOops, Up stairs. over Hssley sore, Main street
Open Dom O'clock 4. 10 orclect r. NJ The
kspsis4er Of she day Mrs. Ptstts csA b caRsult-d
at her resldsscs Second street, two blocks vest
sfths 81. Chsrles Hotel. fNsyeo ioko-y
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THE " AR.

~s,,.s New York, April a..
The Times Washington special says
Mostly secured s.ba>is Of agreement simila
to thar ob,ainedssby Johnston. The tAsi,
Of aereemen, Was; drawn up by Gen. Chap
man in the presence of % Federals and q
rebel officers, md provided that Meeby
should surrender upon the -same -terza a.
Johnston Il the latter should surrender; tina
two dsyss afnsslicc should ss allowed Il
submit the agreement to Gen. Hancock 70,
his approval; that il Hancock approves
them, ten days were to be allowed Mosby Il
get reply from Johnston. and in the rnsan
time no skirmishing should take place ir
Farquier and Loudon counties. That |,
Johnston failei 10 surrender Or got y hip ,etl
Mosby should -suNa1asr on the, terms Or
which Lee surrendered. ,Sss.s.g /.
! The Worlds Washington special from
Burkesville, Va, states that some Of the
.larrled men from Lees army had been Dc.
tected tearing up tho railroad between tina,
place and Richmond, The parties were no,
caught. hut Il arrested are liable to be tried
and Immediately shot Tor violation, Of parole
The same correspondent adds that the
remnant Of Lees arnv, composed OF som,
dozen regiments, in old ambulances, had
the day hefore taken melancholy dcpar,
ture for home. A good many Of Lees off
ctrs declared they can never live in the
South or Moth, and that they shall elite
60 to Earope or Mexico. though they pre-
ferrcd to Join the North and enforce the
Mon,oe. doctrine on the latter.
The Tribupe's Washington special SAYS
80 many paroled rebel prisoners have arrived
there, their former place Of residence, tina,
government will have 10 take some .actior
to rid the city Of their presence. 1t Ia.
been deemed proper to place guar,i around
the res'dencs Of Chief Jus ice Chase
Alnos. II per cent. Of the clerks employ
ed IN the Bureau Of Dcserters have been dis
missed "a unnecessary.
4 The name OF the dismissed hospital stew
ard who committed suicide. and who wa,
suspected Of completely in the assassination
is Geo B. Love. 80 800.
=, The steamer Blackstone from. II ilton Head
2o,h, brings Savannah papers Of the 10Th
The Savannah Herald II the 18th said. in
teligence was received there on the 18Th
confirming the news Of the fall Of Nom gom
cry. The place was evacuated by the rebel:
and occupied by the Federal troops on tn,
llth. The rebels retrea,ed in the direction,
Of Columbus. Government stores were be
ing removed from, Columbus. The fall OIL
that place is expected by The next news from
Augusta. = l,.....-,.s......s-e u
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T IST OF LETTERS Rem,;n;n.

/ 1ST OF sLETTEl,Ss Remaninp
AAunclamea n the Post O flee at ottumwa. low,
on the 26th day of April, 1863
ITO obtain any Of these letters. the apple nj
must callfor ADVERTISED LETTERS. give the date Ct
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
"If not csIeaf for wit hin one mo tn they viii he
ser to the Dead Letter Once.
Letters are not advertised until they have re.
r.ained In the once one week. HEE Er..s .
Place the postage stamp su the upper ri CHIT ha d
COR ner, and eave space between the stamp and di.
rection for st.marking without interfering with
the writing.
{ IN B.-AREQCE6T for the RETURN Of a letter 10
the writer ifunca ed within 81 days or less " rift
ten or printed with the writer's name, Post Oiic
Ard State, across the left hand end ~ the
on the face side willie complied with at the usual
lc liYsred n Inc writer ,,.Ssc 0A I ~
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San Francisco d

-. San Francisco %.
Telcgraphic Communication with New
West Minister, British Columbia, is nov
completed. The news OF the assassination
Of President Lincoln. vas received at Van
Couver's Island and British Colu,nb ia, with
evidence Of pnl'lic sorrrw. 80.
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"But we must not forget that what may
be mercy to individuals. is cruelty to The
State."--Aadrec Johnson. ss.Fa fs,,sG
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Visit Of SouthcrMers to the Pres.
.s' @'FT82E .aEatdemt. Fg'sf2HL s#1 q,
Washington, April "a.

This mo, ming . delegation Of loyal South
erners called on President johnson by ap.
pointinens. Every Southern State was rep
resented. The delegation was introduced
nv Judge Underwood. of Virginia. who SAID
the visitors were for the most part exiles,
but they hoped speedily to return, a. the
recent utterances Of the President had en-
Outraged that hope That they would not
advise the hanging Of al. but the leaders of
the rebellion should be punished. "" ia
President johnson in response. said his
feelings fully accorded with those Of the de-
egation that Justice mnst be melted on. to
the leaders Of this n.farious rebellion. en-
account Of tho peculiar circumstances un
der which he 'ad assumed the reins Of Of
fee, his position WAS somewhat embarrass.
ing. and he therefore thanked tho visitors
for the encouragement offered Tie could
only reiterate what he had said upon for
mer occa ;ions. He thought he knew what
mercy and the pardoninr power was he
had before occupied executive positions. and
he had been accused Of leaning too much 10
the side Of mercy. but the pardoning power
should be exercised only with stern inlexi.
bility and justice.
The tim. has come when tie American
people sht nld understand the true character
Of the crime Of treason. The idea had been
promulgated BY the leaders Of the rebellion
themselves that trea.ou would become suf
fciently famous. These men were the arts.
tocracy Of the South. God protect the
people from such an aristocracy as that.
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New Orleans, April Is

10 SOS sssnsaau New Orleans, pril Is. T..
1t is repnrted that jeff Davis crossed the
Mississippi river at Sinker's Bend which
was occupied by the Texas cavalry. on the
night of,he 10th, escaping the observation
Of the naval forces. f- ssasS mi zsae
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Lnuisville. Anril o.

Louisville. April %.
Maj Gen Burbrid ge was yesterday present.
ed at the Ma>ouic Hall with Thousand dol
lar sword. belt and spurs, by the c.lor,
Cavalry, in Brigade so aud 60, U. 8. c., OF
Ken sncky.
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A NEW BOOK ABOUT TO BE

"Th- Mormon Prophet and his Hxrcm; or an An
thsnsic History OF brigham Young, his rnuuerous
wives and children Frt.E = ~ -. :
/. All orders sent to 8. G. GRioas 4 Co.. chicsxo,
ILL.,, willreceive prompt sttention. fapI-3dl-w3m
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NOTICE OF GENERAL AS
A SELECT SCHOOL,
j. TR0BERT. 5Jr.. PrincipJa

WITH NOT MORE THAN 80 PUpII.S
The Second Term, OF this school will commence At
a. m, onday pril 2Ah; II S65. at Mr. Iaswells
The opportunities enjoyed NV the Prfncipal
for ng himsclfwith he methods Of instruc
tion now in vogue at the best Universities in tn,
Fast. w:l II is eonale1'iy believed secrs. TO his
pupils instruction 'horonyh, clear and sy q matte
gradua ~ leading the learner through the abv ruth
OF forms and technfcaties to those first PRINCIPLES
npnn WHICH,, with experiment and observation ali
The aim Of The Prir Opal Is ,horoughnes not 40.
psrently rapid progress Hts desire is LIST to have
pupils think for themselves 40 as Il undefs
"a. II enahfe even children 10 express their own
Arithmetic and frequent exercises IN composition
whLbs maize apfinei pal means Of tirfl for pupil.
between the ages Of ten and fifteen The solid
branches OF education win In no case be neglected
for accomplis hments :
PROF. PIPER the stillful uct or of Institutes
viii connected with the school part of each eru
II Normal class be formed. Teachers : al please
,snete the above. R!ass as.. 5000 ~ -
"a sattr ssit' Ty1TseN.
Per term Of ten weeks. pays able half In advance
and balance al middle Of term ~"
ti"a'y .'hsisn, $500. ...''..............3iD ~
uEner nhensn. ........ .:.... 10 Vh
Higher English and one language % 20
Piano or Melodeou. -. ...... ~ 20 90
Thorough Bass, and cultivation OF Voice each 30 On
q Painting aud Ornamen al >work In various styIes
taught by competent instructors
No deductto n for absence, except in case OF sick
ness or srecial ent aud no pupil admitted
for less than half a term.
INSTRUCTORS ''
J.T, Robert, ir., Latin, Creek and Mathematics
Mrs. Hattie W. Robert, English, French aud Ger.
-sgt.aasa
Pref Piper, Theory and Practice Of Teaching 81,
:. Rev 9. H. Worcester Drawing, sxetehing and
Painting. assat faas - A!s ~ ef.liGa IL =
IN torE
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The Fuitcr;aI OI President Lin
coin. ga ~
Springfield. Ill.,. April q.

Springfield. Ill.,. April 81.
In the Iame Of the committee of arrange
ments we are authorized 10 Announce that
the funeral and burial uf our lainentcd Pres
.ident will take place in TINS city on Satur
day May 9Th. at IL c'ciock IN. The body
will lie in state in the hall Of toe House OF
Representatives from 10 a 10 on Wednesday
nntii 10 a 10 on Saturday. s
Signed. s. Tyndale. Secretary of State, o.
II. Minor, Auditor of State; J. II. Bever-
idge, State Treasurer. s
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! ~
It is,said the exchange of 5000 Union
soldiers At Darion. which il is supposed mas
taken place by This time, will leave scarcely
any Of our men ia tho hands of the rebels
while Il ere still remains in the hands Of oul
government between. 10000 and 70, 900 reb
d troops. besides those parolsd under thu
terms OF Lees surrender.
The Tribune's Washington special says;
It is the opinion Of well informed gentle
man that Jef Davis will be able to reorgan
ize about 10000 troops in Texas. with
which he will move into Mexico in the event
Of his being pressed BY the Union forces
The Mexican minister had very lengthy
and most important interview with tn.
President today. 90. r,..
Gen. Ortega has been sent for and is or
his way from France, and his arrival is ex.
pectcd soon.
The Tribune says: From gentleman re
Gently arrived from Havana we learn tia,
serious but cautiously guarded apprchen
sions exists there Of an instruction among
the slaves. Itis said that large deposits o.
arms have been found and several negroes
have been arrested. The plot is said to en-
brace slaves al over the island. and the gov.
eminent is fearful Of an outbreak.
No gold quotation to day noon.
Provost Marshal Gene ats Office,
Washington, April $50 a. IN.
Hon. e. NJ. Stanton: et
! have the honor to report that the Sec.
rotary Of State is convalescirg rapidly. and
that Seward speaks more distinctly this
morning and is better. So zgs.i15
90 Ts& lss .. X. BARNES. Sur. Gen. =
10 s9s e'U New York, April IS.
J "A constant stream Of people has been
passing through. the room where tho re.
msins Of the lstsa President are laid, eyer
since yesterday p. N. Tue German sing
nSmberieg shout L 900 soiess, xers chant.
ing dirges. yNu aas g Iass "a
Throughout. the night though the long
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FRUIT-A large stock
~ fresh and pare, for sal. by
Feb 10. 1898. VI Hvnercu
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DRIED. FRUIT. .s...ss
Just reeived. 200, pounds New York new dried
Apples, for sale AZ Lew pricet. By t.Lsae
rss. IS, t9e5. u. HEINRICH.
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/, ,JoseIh Shaw, Editor of the West.
Minstei, Carroll Co., Nd, Democrat. was
rnobbed and the materials OF his news pa,
per establishment. destroyed on the night Of
the murder Of Pres. Lincoln. on account Of
his disloyal sentiments He had been warn
ed away by the people but returned again
yesterday to West Minister last night. lie
was again waited upon by a delegation n
Citizens VINO knocked at lis door appeared
and was ordered I'd leave the place forthwith
He then ired upon the crowd, wounding a
young man named Henry Tine. Upon this
the enraged citizens fell upon Swan and
killed him upon the spot. ..fiafs.
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't'.' so Cincinnati, April 25.
The remains Of President Lincoln will ar.
rive at Columbus IN Saturday. The city
council! and other officials and large mum
bernf citizens will 60 up Friday to partic;.
pate in the ceremonies. ilsz.kT
Orders were received yesterday tn forw,rd
Immediately tn The front all troops in camp
in Ohio and Indians. ,cass -,.Ess s.q -
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-02

False lights are extinsuished when a CHEAT TsrTI
shines FORTH and the ncontestble fact that the hat
turns from gray red sandy to glorioqs black q
brown,
QUICKER THAN THE CHAMELEON
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RENoVATERs.
CLEANING AND DYane ESTABLISHMENT

rIyHE uyITED STATES prE-HOCsE, 10. IS soUru
Illinois street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
Al this old and weii known establishment tbs ls1,>s
have sks sns voeen sosds dyed perm ss<rt sn<
ted and repaired.
Sew and sseenc-hsad clothing souxhs and .oss aiss
PaerlAr branch N Tie ousses< dsnonnsted cns drew
Ing-biIlis fable clolb OF tear In snx r.rec -. \.
wrought tat II not be VISIBLE 20 tie naked ere
Remember the place, Nc. - south TN. street
lsnio JOSEPH HAkAls Prsprssasr
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CRIsTADORO'S HAIR DYE!
harmless, contains csusc, improves the hbres pro-
duces ch natural and lasting color Of any shade from
warm brown glossy sable and IS endorsed by the
most eminent analytic ehems; in the United States.
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORo,
No. q AstOr House. New York.
Sold by all Drsggst- Applied by all Hair Dressers.
isn3-deod&weow
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vEyR WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF DRUG
Nv GISTS 10 the above establishment, and invite
them when in the city. 10 look through our stock.
Our goods bought when gold was at 81 9s. aic
additional SO per cent increase In Tarn Duty
which we are confident will enable US 20 sell goods IN
our line very low and yet realize profit We Will du-
pica;e any Cincinnati o-fuctuations IN prices con
sdered.
Orders are solicited jeT'64-diy
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MAY 4x sA6rrH.

MAY 6< SMITH.
{ uthorized By 6overnren, 70 lean $4,000. IN s.ns
n from ~ 90 thousands. Watches. Dsnoscs
Jesely. Clothing. Furniture. Musical Inssrun<nts an<
other persorA property, sf No. len. Sorth Illinois
street Sorwoccs Block. tie crsf building north % the
Bates bonse. up stairs Private resns second &ses.
once opsn ~ eli ho1rs 20
1DusrsassnsA risis~. % Al Asa<s Coz ss,s ss
trade ,snSo-tr
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All kipds q Ales and Potter Tor family uss, N bolt
or otherwise sept cons antly % band and delivered
aly part - the city lSnlS-ot
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.
PROTECTED g. - LETTERS
BY ROYAL sG&&ssA PATENT! !
Prepared Jrosa prescriIsior Of Sir J. Carl, ~ y
Physician E1fraorfizaryto TIE Queen.
This invaluable medicine Is unfang in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the fe-
male constitution subject 1t moderaies obstructons
and .psedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it IS peculiarly suited Il viii in short tine bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
stamp sfGrest Britain. to prevent eounierfeits.
he PiRs s1Olud not Letaken ty Females daring TIE
FIRST THREE N0yZHSo Of Pregnancy. as 0sg are
CAUTION.
he Pa1s should not De taken 5y fenales during tee
FIRST THREE NONTHSof Pregnancy as they are
sure 10 bring on Miscarriage, bet Ge any otIer time
Ney are safe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains In
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exeron, Palpta
on Of the Reart, Mysteries and Whites these Pills will
effect cure when al other have tailed; and, al
though powerful remedy, do not contain iron. ealOme
sntimony, or anything hurtfult the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BYALL DRUGGISTS
sole Agen; for the United States and Canada.
JOB NOSES, "a, Cortlsndt ST.. New York
v B-sI 90 and postage ftaaps enclosed to any au-
horized Agent will Insure bottle. containing DO Ti
by return mail. decj deod&wly
LET THOSE WHO HAVE DOUBTED
the virtues Of BuLLs CEDRoN BlITEs if any such there
be- read the following Certificate frsn gentlemen well
known in this community, and doubt no more.
It's general introduction into the army will the
lives of thousands OF our soldiers:
LOursvILIk, June Sd, ls6S.
We the undersigned, have the good effects of Dr.
and pro-tratoR Of the system, and believe It's general
would prevent disease and relieve much suffering
Among soldiers particularly would this be the c0se,
especially those who exposed 20 the rniasmatc n
fiuences in the Southern climate.
SAJ PHILIP Spell.
Collector Int. Rev. 81 Dis. Ky
CHAs B. COTTON.
Collector OF the Port Of Louisville. Ky.
COL. II. DENT,
Provost Marshal General of Kentucky
REV. d. P HENDERSON,
Vice President Of Sanitary Commission
HARSEY, HUGHES Il CO,
Publishers Demycrst.
GEO p DORM,
Proprietor Louisville Anzeiger
HUGHES & PARXHILL,
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealers, Main street. Lonis-
Vile, Ky.
DAVIS. GREEN co,
Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Main street, Louisville.
HART Il MAPOTHgR,
Iithographers, corner Market and Third streets,
Louisville, NY
JULIUS WINNER.
Clothing Merchant corner Third ahd Market sts
Louisville, KY.
CAPT. = :. HILDRETH,
Oi ID, steamer Major Anderson.
NAL L. T. THURST0S.
Paymaster Z. :. Army.
{. n METCALF,
National Hotel, Louisville. ny
COL. JESSE BAYLES,
4th Kentucky Cavalry
GEORGE ID. PRENTICE,
Louisville Journal.
SOLD WHOLESALE By
DAILY, kEEEEts d KU
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deClC'6i-dly& "a l2toam
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Prepared ryoa a prescription of Sir !. Carl, ".
Physician E1fraorfisaryto t. TIE Queen.
This invaluable medicine Is unfang in the Of al
those painful and dangerous diseases TO which the fe
male constitution subject II moderstes distractions
aud speedy cure may be relied on.