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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04
The Way They are treated.

The Copperheads of our city have
said great deal about the soldiers.
The most glaring hypocritical preten
sions to friendship have been made,
and several soldiers were sacrificed at
the late city election by allowing
themselves to be used by the Cop
perhead clique, who were afraid to
make an open tight on square issues.
In other places, where there can be
doubt of the success of the local
ticket, the Copperheads continue to
reject the soldiers. In such counties
as are certain for the Democracy, no
soldier need apply" That the sol
diers of our city and county can see
how those "who wore the blue Z are
treated elsewhere, we copy the follow
ing from the Cincinnati Commercial.
The Democracy of Jackson County, In
diana, are rather backward about reward
ing returned soldiers with office, consider
ing the amount of sympathy they have
expressed for them. Colonel Frank En-
erson and Jason B. Brown were the candi-
udJtS D61OIc b11c cOuNcnllOn Ol tndb equity
for Congress. Brown received l ,249 votes,
and Emerson 545. Brown was a consistent
Gopperhead throughout the ~, war; didn't be-.
did what he could to make his predictions
true. Emerson committed the unpardon-
able offence of fighting for the Union, and
can take back seat now.
One noticeable feature in our city
election was that the out-and- Cop
perheads were supported with a great
deal more enthusiasm than the soldiers
who allowed their names to be used
on the mo Party ticket. The
Union party always the true friends
to the soldiers-elected six soldiers,
and supported them with great en-
thusiasm. They voted more men and
more money, while the Cops cried
not another man nor another dollar"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04

1T is unnecessary for us to say that
the story published in the Courier of
yesterday, in reference to key of beer
sent to this Office on Wednesday, and
which we, for sufficient reasons, po-
litely declined, is wholly false: every
body knows that. Not having con
verted the JOURNAL Office into Buck
Beer saloon, and having no need of
the article, we thought it better to
save the man who brought it the
trouble returning for the key. That
is all there was about it.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04

HoT AND COLD.-We will not stand
idly by and see the Generals we have
served under, and who we knew to be
honorable men, abused@H. Wayne
Democrat, april %, 1866.
We could never characterize him
(Gen. Grant, otherwise than as a
slaughterer of his soldiers.-Fort
Wayne Democrat, Feb. %, 1866.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04
UPSTAIRS.
COTTON WARES.


The Undersigned respectfully announce
z to the Public in general but most especial-
" to the Farmers, that they are preDared
TO take in Wool for manufacturing into the
following Goods, VIII: s.s.@-.,gr
JEANS, BLANKETS, CovERLETs. PI.AIE AND
PLAID FLANNEI.S, LINsEYs, SAT-
sNtt' NETS q STICKING YARN.
On the most reasonable terms and short
notice. We have also good supply OF the.
above Goods on hand for sale ~. tseschan0e.
for Wool, SO that persons living at a dis
tance, who bring or send II, air xv,oI 90 rIx
can nave their goods right Off Price list
Ior manufacturing will be sent on applica-
ton. Ofnce and Factory corner Bend street
ana fanatic JOHN W. GRUENt & co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-04

STAIR LINEN AND OIL CLOTH 0'f
sILvER-PLATED STAIR RODS,
PAPIER MACHE STAIR RODS, 5aga
POLISHED BRASS STAIR RODS
TABLE LINENS AND NAPKINS,
LINEN AND COTTON s5IEETINGs,
LINEN AND COTTON Pillow CASING
RUBBER sHEETING water Proof,l
WOOL and RUBBER. PIANO COVERS.
VELVET and BRUSSELS FOOT STOOLS.
TABLE OIL CLOTHS, &C., &c.
Experienced Paper Hangers and Uphol--
sters will be furnished when required. Car.
pets cut and made to order Oil Cloths
fitted and put down. Cornices mounted.
and put up. Window Shades hung. Win
dow Yalences, of elegant styles and new
designs, made up and furnished on short
notice. All work warranted. Prices guar
anteed as low as in any similar establish
mellt in the United States. Give us O. call.
WHT. E. FRENCH q CO.,.
No. 10 First Street, 10
f UPSTAIRS
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Repairing Done at Short Notice.

asfgN0,b 4 @8EW .a8RwY sr y
Is ~ imsWsttos if ~ t--T--- N hffe ~
t9tl4 -lMo - W3m bus aTusEis.sa 4..t5sfs 4t'
sti5'D aHivlt1e hua baan no sb55D
Workmen sent to all parts to fl Ms work
and Repair Boilers and Machinery
g, 'e3 All orders VIII receive our fndiyidu-
the most reasonable terms ~ y I
&c Once and Foundefy ON the Canal, corner
OF 1ngle street, Bne - - 7, oct6-dly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-27
THE EVENING]STAR.
EQUAL TO HOOD,

u
We md in n exchange the following clever
peem, writes oy erntlsmsu OF EImiras New
York. iTis al ed .'fn a Goat Mice and 10 3
nine Of punss In fact, the dosoie estea dres are
o ,hiek tnat TIE hasty reader will mise more
A car full of car'lese ONES Es-. -,
The Day was ours TO spare- aHr
A siudeBts d i'd we seek mine 30
To see coal laborers there.,r- s.. "a ...-a.-
We found the place-'iwas miles away
To west and then by south.
And though was ours joyous mood, -,
We looked down IN the mouth I'D.
OF that dark cavern au' thro' sight
by courage were not httfd, sIiJ 70 6
j q plunge away hey cnd the Nght - q
We felt we should be pftted.
But on we went, and thoughts Of in
Flew of while we were fyin', .l-
And each one from q car-edge cried
Behold, all this Is mine!
Not only pleasure did we hope
To find for rs in store,'
We sought as well q higher path,
To get little lore. - r.r
We found a pencil vain-I state
What no one will deny-for
Although there was no lack Of slate,
Twas not place to sigh for. '
The star lamps cleaned before our eyes,
What constellation finer
Though borne by many a bearish chap
Who was no worse minerl
And so we studied DER the mine
While bright ideas budded,
And when we Turned away we knew
The mine was much ore-studded.
And when we saw daylight again,
Delight did rs enfold,
Although we found each one had got
A very httbe coaled.
For we We're glad that no mishap
To sorrow had been doomin' US,
And that no wayward mass Of coal
Had sealed our fate by toombin' us.
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PROPOSALS FOR BgILDING REvHHUB
DRoPOsALs FOR FORAGE.

Phiiadeipi,a Pa, september II, 1855.
Sealed Propc.a!s will be recei yed 1t this once
until II O'Clock NJ, THURSDAY, September & /,
l666. for furnishing this department with FOB
AGE for period Of six (6D month";. commencing
0ctobe. !. 1855 and ending the slst day Of March,
.' coBs, OARS. HAY. AND STRAW,
for use Of animals in the public service, &C., ae
this depot. or any other locality within this
command that may be directed. All grain TO be
Of the best Qualty-Oats 81 pounds to the busnel;
Corn IS pounds to the bushel; Nay OF the best
quality Pennsy lvania Timothy; Straw TO be rye,
proved prior to delivery. -
pounds for hay and straw, and per bushel fer Corn
and Oats, delivered ct places Of consumption IN
such Quantities and st such times may be ordered
(the price 70 be stated both In words In figures \
Each bid must be guaranteed By two responsible
Hersons, whose signatures must be appended 10
The snarsntss end certified g e being eood Add
sS s lie r. nt fss g GS Ave .hSa.sad So
hector or other public oficer.
The right 10 rscerysd 70 reject any bid deemed
Unreasonable, and no bid from defaultine oon-
tractor will be received. $500 - = = -
All proposals 70 be made out on the regular terms
In duplicate, which viii be furnished on applIcs-
lion ct this Office. and conform TO the terms OF this
sdvertissDent, copy Of which must accompany
each propessi. Envelopes to Be tnAorsed " Pre-
Bids viii be opened on THURSDAY, sspteuber
leee, ct u O'Clock m, and bidders are req ussssd
By order of Brevet Brieadier General George n.
Ctoemsn, Assistant QuarterneHer oeuersi United
e. n Hrevst MAJOR and ASK ousrtsrns:t.r.
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MelaachoIy Suicide in Chicago.
A WIFE PoIsoss HERsKLY ON ACCOUNT O.

A
CAUsELEss JEALOUSY.
From the Chicago Times, Sept III
young woman, named Ellen T.. Moore, the
wife of John Moore, a citizen and mechanic of
Chicago, rashly ended her life by q suicidal
act at a late hour on Saturday night. The deed
was not discovered until yesterday morning,
when the husband, returning 70 his home,
found his wife's inanimate form lying cold in
death upon her bed. The couple resided at
No. 2t9 South CLARK street, in neatly and COM
fortsoly furnished apartments, which they
had engaged only a few days since. 1t seems
Mrs. Moore was not Of a happy temperament
as she had, before her union w ith Moore been
divorced from a former husband. This per.
sons name was Shelcoth. now policeman,
Il a very respectable man, and enjoys the es-
TEEN of his fellow citizens. About four wears
ago the divorced wife married Moore She
came TO Chicago thirteen years ago from
Ohio, and IL appears has always been regarded
as an honest and yIrtuous woman, her charac.
ter only being sulfied by the horrid vice of
drunkenness, which IL seems she has Of late
years contracted. On SATURDAY night about ten
O'Clock. while in partial state of in oxication,
Ellen Moore left her room and visited the drug
store of Messrs Leayenworth K Co, on the
corner OF Adams and Clark streets. Her object
was TO procure laudanum- Two ounces were
sold TO her. After procuring the drug she re.
turned 70 her room. The fatal project en- crossed
her mind. and she spoke not a word to an v one.
Her deadly purpose was not suspected, and in
her small apartment, unknown to any living
soul, the rash woman terminated her earthly
Cal eer- She drained the ph:al TO the drege and
with that LAST fatal draught ended her con.
sciousness. The husband was not at home that
nIsht; he had poem there, but had left the
premises when he witnessed his wife's mix
enness- The cause Of the suicide ia ascribed TO
unfounded jealousy. Some idle gossip had
informed the young wife that her b usband WA
acquainted with certain women, and that In
intercourse with them was illicit This, how.
ever, Is said by the neighbors to be entirely
false, and that his wife had no proper grounds
for such suspicious. Mrs. Moore was a woman
OF very progressing appearance. Her features
Were perfectly regular. and her oppression was
intelligent and agreeable. Her eyes Were large.
of a Iustrous. BEAUTIFUL black, shaded with
long silken eyelashes. Her hair was the prin
cipel feature OF her beauty It was very DARK
silken and glossy, and, when unconfned fell
IL luxuriant tresses over her shoulders
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close watch Is kept by the Irish Ioya
police on all the fish mar kets, for fear a nike
NAV be offered for sale.
ga policeman IN the Worcester Fair was
watching suspected pickpocket, when his
wife's pocket was picked by the yery ind,-
vidual he was .'Spotung."
~ The portrait of the late Joshua G iddiues
palntsd.oy Miss Ransom, OF Cleveland, and
placed IN the Rotuhda Of the Capitol of w ash.
lngton. n -. -
e. While unseen by each other at \ Rich.
mono auction room us band and wife run up
an aiIIeIe nom h'e To thirteen dollars. The
- A woman na med Catharine Reische com.
-nltted sulclie al RoboksC, n. J.. on Saturday
evening ~ hanging herself with a clothes
~There we're fifty.hve deaths from chol.
era ID Nashville on saturday. The people of
the city are fleeing from the pestIlence in
every direction. "
- A Petersburg gentleman turned a pair of
newly imported ostrI ches loose u non mis- In YIN
and the next day two in Interesting colorsd chi
Nf"h, ana seyerai Pigs were missing.
hoBsE-RxEF--Tne Paris police have inst
Gisc Sered in the Rue des JaIciniers a cianGe
stlDe sIau s b ter -house for horses which daily
fassea It's products on the mapEet as beef
81 woman named ChurchsIl was fatally
teaIoe1 AN Detroit on Friday, by the expio-
slon OF a can OF tomatoes which she carelessly
Piseed upon the steve while sea- ed
London 7 imes states that the last censns ofIra
iand revealed the Fe<aarkable fact that thsra
Were but Two Jews IN the entire Southwest Of
lrtiAns tlae OF them lived in MCnstsr, and
one IN Connaught N
hGHFALUrEN.-A ySunx lady WHO slowed
noi wisely Duo too weaLs' had TO retSra into m a
country, an editor of a rural paper says. for
"fespecung more the genial laws o. mature
tnsn the sober laws Of society"
81 The Memphis aldermen are bek,seren,
Alderman Grace was arrested and fined for a,
assault upon Frank Cumntngs Afre1w ,rds
ne shot tum mlhgs- 10 Is 81 opposed fatally AZ
GERMAN Burke was also arres ted as accessory
81 Five thousand more deaths this wear ,ban
last IN the city Of New York Only one tsou-
SAND by cholera Then there Is sometxino
more than cholera in New York What is mi
Wbskey, perhaps. 10 ~ i- = -.
- young gentleman who was yisttin~ ,
Isdy acquaintance during the food In Spritir
nfic. Ohio, and remained until q some VIA,
late four, found nimseIf surros nSed and in
pTison'd by the rising waters when be AZ.
ZEN pied TO kave: and was ceasaouentIy
ooiIYed 10 remsin until next day.
- In Paris the greatest novelty In trimming
IA colOred lace. Most lovely lace foverS and
butterflies. IN natural TINS. are tackled bsra ana
ib-Ss on wbre rob~e. parasois, neck-t.es and
every possible article OF dress
won tbe upper Saeramen.o river IN t,sli.
iorbla.A htile steamer. with lis cabin tssd !, N
as stole, ais mp and down, stoppia = AZ All
tne farnS. selling merchaudise, and ahfng
enlek ens esgs, etc, in exchange TOR her cofTee.
-
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Gone OF THE BoYs."-A .youngster came
home after having glorious time IN the pud-
dies, his face all aglow, and his rubber boots
fuli OF water The punishment OF staying in
The house for the remainder OF the day did not
seem very hard at first; but as his little heart
warmed up with the recollection of the
tTiumphs OF the morning, when he had waded
De- per Than any OF his plRymates dared to- he
could bear the restraint no longer. and went 70
his mother, saving "Please, mother, whip
me, and let me go out again.
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DENTISTRY.
REMOvAL

IL REAOvAL,
DE L1WIHi DENTIST, has REMOVED frsA
~ % zoo Penn. avenue, ten DOOM
Iee,h Ezfraeted witksA Paia. All Dsr.N
eees nSnnS Teeth TO extrsct. I advise ehsn
20 oau q DR.. LEWIS ofAoGsYhd have them
taken ont Teeth inserted On Rubber, Gold a1d
ssnveS rinSes: n srdes that ali Dersoos shoua1
oonyinced Of the fact, call and zee for yo1r.
.eixSS.Also, eall and see he new and inprsvsd
30; goo Pears s1esus. bstves. issA and 18th
'. ss:a s. sB.Lrv1s, n. D, Dentist. :,
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SATURDAY SHoPPISe.-A number Of Eng.
bsh ladies. presided over by the Duchess OF
Sutherland. have published in the Times a
manifesto again st shopping on Saturdays, with
view TO promoting the Saturday half-holi.
day. IN compliance with a resolution adopted
nj a meeting of ladies held at Stafford House
on the 23d OF July last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-27

THE CROCHET COLLAR BOOK: MRs,
Il Esyss Knitted Lace Collar Bo0S The EAsI:
sen 1919 ~ sseosi M GansainS kLit shevt ana
Boob .nS ssssn L.es ssot si ~. AZ AZ
Kns u.n hnisi1s and Netting Beck; The WI stsr
ts - = e ~ W. 2, p.e:. ns6tns.
A LARGE Aee0n1MBlT or PIANOS T6IT
- nave zen 1884, sor sale .uDon easy terms, q
sss ". @. A1IzI1o1f 4 90.
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II A leading paper in. Paris recently made
wellknown doctor the victim of his iokin
friends by running the follow wing sentences to-
,xetber; Obj has been appointed head
physician 10 The Hospital de Ia Charlie. Or
deIs nave been issued by the authorities for
the immediate extension OF the Cemetery OF
Mount Parnasse; the works are being execu.
ted with the utrnest despatch
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TE T.Loox,s.up.

The Inysetst end Pstentes Of tss hINARAL
his ofhce IN this. eity. Many persons ean0 -
wear these teeth who cannot wear Others,
these. = =
Pessons calling ct ny once can Be ssooomoda-
DIRE but 70 these Who are partie ulsr and wish the
lurest, cheapest, strongest and most perfect Den
viii be more fully Wsrranted q : : :
Rooms in THE clty-No. SSs Psnu's avenue. be-
t Us sSh aud 10Th ste. Also, 9os Arch street,
khtlodelphio. HI -. n 80 &C 30.lV a
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ILEGAh1NDTFCBS.

ORPHANS. eerHf.ess.sncr1s So. iss.-pl,-
a: ! inns; IS J: :$$:s,:
:: :i .: &: & !;
October nsxt, Tor tbs ,Anal ssttfemsnt snd az.
sses ana p q 8. % q ss q u: s :. ss
came have been collected and ssrnef iuto .onsy:
s:: 90 MR. M enc A; via q III.
s, e. sSss sa q Ii fsss ny II S sss e
Inblished once v.et for three vesks IN ths ivs-
n. =. ,,..'''' = = >. p w.
Y e, TS CIV N1ri ~ The. ,.s ;Ss.s
Washington County, in the District Of OelamSss,
isss,fs 'sSSsHisss,I *. On =: Sssssss s'ts'e q
esssed Sescns ssiss claim Ssinst IN. sid
,deceseed. are hereby warned 70 exhlsit the same,
Seos. nss sSsy Ss 2.
wise By Law bee included from all benefit Of the sasd
Given unxs my hand. this ssh dag Of August.
:. . ,..... HUGH s Z sevIsL.r.
Der has obtained from he Orphan Court OF
ss on he % :.ss 81
Bernard hors.n. late Of wsshinston, D. O.,
With the soeeSsrs thereof % the e
81 said estate. =
Given under my hand this llth das Of September.
1885. tssl4-laSss'l CATHERINR AOsGAE.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington County, in the District o. Columbia,
letters ntary the personal estate Of Cor
nellie Wittenser, late Of washingtoa, d, O., de-
ceased All persons having ciaims against the said
deceased are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
before the Let Day Of ssp.s%ssr next they may
the said estate.
1855. lee t-lsvsw'I AATHIAs ALIG.
1'hIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub.crt-
Der has obtained from the Orphans, Court az
letter. Of administration On the personN CO.
tate OF Jacob Smull, late OF Washington, d. c.,
the said dece.sed, are hereby vsrned to eIhibis
the same, with the vouchers thereof 70 TIE subecr-
Der. on or before the sth day Of September nert:
they may otherwise, by Law, b excluded from al
Given under my hand this sth day OF September,
We6. JAS, r. SMcLL.
% 11-1aw5W Administrator.
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81 A correspondent ofthe Selma Messenger
Gtseribes the Ice Mountain. Is miles from
Remney, West Virginia. as a hill some :s,,o fact
high, al the foot Of which issues q stream Of
fee-eoid water, while on the side, by turning
up The loose ROCKS, ice may be found in the
middle OF summer, the writer, as he states
having personally tested the fact
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Ew RIVER LINZ.

NEW RIvEk LINZ. s..a
The dns Steamer WAwASIT viii SAA-N
leave WARRINGTON on every Fri
day morning at clock for CURRlOMAN Re.
turning, win leave CurrisU an g 'cISck sunday
morning, arriving 1t Warrington early that
She will touch at all Landings for freight and
passeueers, which will be taken O. THE L0WE5T
For frstshtsr passage aRpiyte
... General En- pertntendent p. r. o.,
E.- Seventh Street Wharf.
@On Tuesday, the 18th instant, she viii CON.
menee to make her serni.weekiy trips, leayi az
Waahingtoh on Tuesdsys and Fridays. returnins
on Wednesdays and Sundays.
SIT JOIN VAN RIswICK.
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CILEB1AflD HAAS. ss5a &
0lAEGn RnAED, ia.ryispa esEeaJ
80. - e n. W. BUROHELL.
- II erner nth snd strsen,

I HIAIsI Dn SAINT FLOUR; La PIrITl
,sle % u Hsie Z ere; Lee DaiGts ds Zee; Les Pc
ata Qisesu1i 6s pataills Do bsnssi L. Peudss
90 z01 1AyLss,'
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HQMEs WITHOUT HANDS, ILLUSTRATED, 80
cts. Phenie Keller novel. 50 ets' Eour Ts.s
70 tns sSdSls ~ aasry Sii3pr, e. Nesretyee
Ardrey yoeSson, el.s. Napoleon , LIE q os-
Has e. TRAHoK rAYLoR.
TEAS oh T8AsilE7 -ELa 49,
4 new suppty B,aek, Green and Japan TEAS -
'he lowest msrxef prices e ,rp,,,.
se T-ltif -. - = ~ Corner + and 9Th streets.
TOE NOE -REf1NTIOH Oh INOoNTINEMOn
Of urine. irritation, Inn smnat1on or uiceraSion
ofshs bladder sr kidneys disessss Of the prostpss
brick dust depost, enl Al afesssN 81 lie hls1der.
So f hfs StS sGdsue Hi ~
lWis' A A. nc 80 sfS p .a' vol
teal Traits o. afes,ios. TssnSn. g Hunt.
sssPeS.as:; EsneSsf q en- ga bos " >. T.
Lender, 2i,si .ss s,tcsin.ee e ne
eportsAass nnnasi; LonAsa:. 81 .g--
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SxcRET DISEASES. d
rAN,s. err!
SAkARITANS GIFT '.'.7.
TIE MOST CERTAIN RKMEDY nvRR USED.
"Yes, A POSITIVE 0uHx," fer
GONORRHGA, GLEET STRICTUR1A "a
CONTAINS no Mineral. no Bslsam, no Msroary.
Oslv Tea Pil!s TO % 1atss % E6sa Gre.
are sSs sso@scS q bowel. q ne .o.. delicate.
Il ire" s' s,
e gpiy..ssy o. PGsSnn.yiss1i. enc Of %. nost
sScss ". ~ ssns
!; 6: IA siSio
Sent by sstitn plain envelope.
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rrHsTT ESSsosd A HniESssRs b6 sf2GssEs. SYRsSHTs
sl.AsSIzl xEEss f5S4+ IaiSsE 5 Hsss su1o.
hS6f And hE RREs5 5AfGss =:
ssa sssss &
the vensrsal IoisSn 90 that tae cure |: thorousS
sosssriss tss sor Which yoS SS repsut IL s ySSf
year. DO Her DEspA1R,
ROOT e HRS aF pSsgRF. 1H}o,,
II =: ,, - :s;;s f;sf -
,,olec suffer the ROOT AND HERB JUTurS
hsppily ADAPTED, in Uloersted Uterus in ISno oss
moi In bearing down, Falling OF the Wo.Ha ~
6 ssa p :: s.: s; So ss!.i q
eAMAnITANT WASH hid .
T. IN &C., Of s{gh!i:. used IN connection With the
full directions.- Price osnts. IT,. f.t
The eficsey Of these remedies 10 alike aoknov,.
edged 81 Rhlsieiens and patents. they are Used
WHAT TIE sgBgnoEs sAX 2I HssAMAs
"Poef dosrITAL, ToRf ID ARsHALL, Baltimore
!sstius tS.t nave u.ed s. ~ ss,sfsctisn IN
for Yeneral diseases In it, most oustomary TOM:
that have used them with jQdgnent. discrSt,e.'
md lfolssly, and, have found them respond 70 q;
apddDs7ons promptly and e6ectuaAy. KnoVinS
their eonsssiton, have the fullse9 conid sncs Ia
their s0coey ,snd 80 far my use q them exfSSda
Irssc1nssd them ss.cogiZb - ,owu--
s-lry d. assistant Surgeon. 9Th n. 7. volS.'
sssa pyB. o. YoRp, corner mn ssrsst ana Penn.
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% ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AID r,
II T0AAO RAILROAD.
TO TRAyELL1Rs CONE SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, (eunAay q, n sxospssA.,

TO fRAyELL1Rs come SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tsunAay ., n. sxospssd.)
The quickest aod most direct esats - Rfehm>nA
w and the South. vie The Potomac
eeeAners from. 6fx&h Street Wharf,
Xaehington, TO ASuta Greek and
kchUond, FredertoksburR And Potomac RaifroaA.
now entirely completed fron Aasia Greek 10 Rich.
mond We, connecting there With trains on the Rch.
pond and fetefSburg and Mc6gneud aQd Danviile
Ranroade, Tor Petersburg, weldon, WilnafnS ton
Esieish, 9reensbero', Ssitsbssy. 0harl etc cad
stesmsss keypors and ,vs.dsrssis issv. s,xt,
Street Wharf daily tsunday morning sxoepted) q
SO .. n. and ,. N. end srravs IN Mchnond Il
3.06 p. m. and . n.
THOUGH TO RIOHA0ND In SEVEN HOURS.
Fifty Miles Shorter and ~ Hoars Quicker thar
Be sure and get fhroush Tcksh via Asus
Greek and IEsasrictsbsrg 70 Richmond, q ths
street, or on board Of the hoon. Baggage checked
through. :"
Omnibuses end Baggage wagons viii b in
seadinsss To- eonyey pssosass u and baggage b.
LPassensegy By this line Dess b. daylight Nuns
Vernon; and nay have Aa opportunity Of visihnS
gro: MATTIG0LI supt., W Arlington, d. o.
MATTHEW CLARK. Agent; wsshington.
apSy General Passenger Agent.