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BEuri.l., and Theatrical.

Thalberg, the great pianist, who made the Bos-
tonians furnish references before he would
admit them to his concerts, letter-writer says,
sis making wine near Naples, forgetful of musc,'
Mary Gladstane, the estinable lady and accom-
plished actress, is stin Cincinnati, suffering from
sprained ankle, received on the closing night OF
her late engagement at the National Theater.
Dillon, the actor, refused to fulfil an engage
ment in Nashville on account of the cholera
whereupon the manager has sued him for one
thousand dollars.
The Long Strike,'' Boueicanlt's last play, has
been produced at the Olympic Iheater in New
York. Miss Kate Newton, Mr.. Wheatleigh, Mr.
/ Stoddard and Mr. Tandenhof are in the piece.
The Bateman troupe appeared at stelnway
Hall, New York, on the 31st ult. This is new
music hall, built by Messrs. steinway, and holds
$500 people. 1t is situated in Fourteenth street.
Laura Keene is in Milwaukee, and Alice Kings
bury in San Francisco,
4 Edwin Forrest writes from California to frien'
lin Boston that his health is greatly improved b.
mountain exercise and spring bathing He adds
NV present intention is not to return to the Eas
until next spring, for it would be too great a RS
| In encounter the riGors of winter there, whic
& might prove disastrous to the restoration OF m
nerfect health. / shall visit Sacramento and som
few other towns, and then go to Los Angeles
where shall enjoy climate quite equal to tina
of tile tropics.
Mr.. Forrest played for thirty-five nights in So
Francisco, and received nearly $4,000 in gold, BIT
j.. was compelled to suspend his engagement on az
count of i'll health.
Madam George Sand has published new con
1 edy-"Le lis du Japon."
. small two-act opera has been submitted to I'll
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CHILL FEVER, DUMB AGUE, PERIODICAL HEAD
ACHE, BILIOUS HEADACHE AND
BILIOUS FETERs.

Indeed for whole of diseases originating in hillary
arrangement by the Malaria of masmatc countrie
Fever Ague is the only consequence of the mias
matte poison great variety of disorders arise from ir
taon in maarious districts among which uRALGIA
RHEUMATISM, GOVT, HEADACHE, BLINDNESS
TooTHACHE EARACHE, CATARRH, ASTHMA, PAL
PITATION, PAINFUL AFFECTION OF THE sPLEEE
MYSTERIES, PAIN IN THE BOWELS, COLO, PAE
AI4YsIS and BEREAVEMENT OF THE STOMACH all
which, when originating in this put the inerm
ting type, periodical This CURE" expels the
poison from the blood and thus them alike It is mo-
only eecua remedy discovered for this class
complaints but it the cheapest and is perfectly
safe No arise from its use, and the patient wher
cured healthy he had had the disease Car
this be said any other for Chs and FeVerH 1t is u
of this its importance to those afflicted with the com
plant cannot be over estimated So it to thu
Fever Ague that may be truthuly said to be
remedy One complains that good medi
cine SELL BEETLE whole neighborhood
Prepared by j. G. AVER CO.,
Lowell, Mass
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DIRECTORS:
PATENT CL0THEs-W ASHER.
ryHE RYDRAULIoCh CLOTHES Wash q
AND WRIEGER.

The best and useful invention of the for ssvn
household labor invented,
Has more and better recommendations fer saving tine ato
OF fabrics washed than any othsrma
chine Al other machines either the clothes and
hem speedily do satisfactorily perform theirRork
HYDRAULIC CLOTHES WASHER
Tsis the case There is no rubbing of he clothes an
consequently and The washing is m ost CON
pIessy thoroughly performed by She action the vince
alone Send Circular giving full explanation or call and
examine them at the General Southern Agency.
Coed indReOments oHered to agents elsewhere
s. ~ BARTON CO.'S,
Mos1T Fchouptouss street
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.TENYELRY Y.

S. RsHER
Ne. 20 CAMP STREET. UNDER THE CITY HOTEL.
gawelry, Watches, SILVER and Plated Were,
SOLE AsEEs FOR
sEMHoEs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES.
NeGod Watches in Hunting Gassa diamond mounted and
grsyed best makers; rich Ests Bracelets, Pins Far
IS in Diamond Amethyst, Core Onyx and Etruscsn Gold
is karat Gold Guard Ohsns, latest pattens
Buttons suds of variety snd best workmanship
Gents Scarf and Pins varous designs; Silver
Psted Sets Tabs and Forks and Spoons Cups obe
Napkin Rings Casters, etc, Pocket and Taba getY,
makers and superior quaspsy
Clocks,
0tacpaud Mantle, IN Rronae, Marble and Wood
SpsEtacIea,
Sold, Silver, Steel and sheIl mounted.
particular attention Of those needing helps 50 read is
respect uy solicited to semmons Brazilian Pebbles the test
and only asses thst should be New Psbbss reset in
old frames Psrtieularatanton paid repairing nd
JewelFy, ths b eat workmen being employed.
saulsnshor 20 lsAAP STREET asdsr ihs City Hotel
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EDNEspAY MORNING. NOVEMBER I. Les
Ed5teriaI Paragraphs.


Nature delights in contrasts, and the truth has
rarely been better illustrated than by the weather
of the last two days. Monday was beautiful in the
blueness of its skies, and the genial tone of its
atmosphere; yesterday, dreary, with leaden clouds
and penetrating chiliiness. IT needs q good dea
of internal sunshine and vitality to combat and
overcome The adverse Influences of such weather
as We experience at this writing; and while il
doubtless serves some beneficial purpose in the
physical economy Of nature, it may be diyinely
conceived means for developing the spiritual grace
OF jolHness under circumstances which might have
been a trial to Mark Tapley himself
The CONSIDERATION of Rev. DR.. Wilmer, bishop
elect Of Louisiana, takes place to-day. Several
distinguished prelates from other States will be
present and assist at the ceremonies.
We are gratied to learn that Mr.. Paul Alfalfa
has received, by the Atlantic cable, telegraphic
dispatch from his brother ia Paris, informing him
that he has engaged new and excellent opera
company, to arrive in New Orleans the first Of
January.
a London correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
rnercial is much shocked at Artemus Wards levity
while witnessing the " 0thelloY of Morgan Smith,
the colored tragedian.
Rev. Henry a. Nicely. of New York, has been
elected bishop Of Maine, to succeed the late
Bishop Beergers. Rev. DR.. Huntington had de-
Clined the honor.
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carsi,fatd anal amendment they may look ont fol
eoptisest IN Ana HANGING.
IA, d. Stewards nroiect Of erecting number Of
model teneuents for the poor has been undertaken
i'd good earnest. and the practical results will soon
IS apparent. The estimated cost is 1--WE millions
ofdoiIars. Me-. Stewart, contrary to some pub
lishsd stateaoeata 5giIi and He land As we'll az
build tbe hnusas! Arnhitects are already in nos.
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FEREPROOF SAFES.

N1RE PROOF SAFES!
Maryins Patent, New York, Alan and Dry Plaster Fire,
Burglar and Damp Proof SAFES.
The superiority of these Safes is almost universally acknow
edged they the only kind that their proof
qualities. For sale by Il. LEGENDRE, Agent
Safes removed at short notice. l42 Gravier street
TNHE GREAT AMERICAN SAFES.
TEN YEARS AHEAD OF ALL OTHERS
MADE OF HEAVIER WROUGHT IRoN-THICKER
F1REPRooF FILLING-wEIGHS
% p CENT MORE.
Elegantly made and finished Cost no more than the old
styles You see them everywhere
Also
SPLENDID HOUSE SAFES,
For the see keeping Jewery Plate etc Elegantly made
With Marble Top, etc, ornamental well as useful
Scld by JOHN W. NORRIS & Co,
g. Canal street, New Orleans,
Agents for the South
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MEDICAL4 GOLLEGEs.
TTNIvERsETY OF LOUISIANA.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT:

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.:
A H. CENAs, NJ. D. Emeritus Professor Of Obstetrics
and Diseases of Women and Children.
JAMES JONES, NJ. D.. Professor of Obstetrics, etc.
WARREN STONE NJ D., Professor of Surgery.
g. A. MOTT NJ d., Professor of Mateta Medica.
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology
II. G. RICHARDSON, NJ, D., Professor of Anatomy.
j. W WALLET, Phi. d. Professor Of Chemistry.
sAM'L N. BEAlsS, NJ, D., Professor of Medicine.
" e 8 G Nt6HdI N b. Demonstrators Of Anatomy
The Annual Course of Lectures in this Department will
begin November H. 1866 and end March "a 1867 Pre-
mnary Course will be given in the Charity Hospital COM
mencing October 18th without charge to students The
Anatomical Rooms will be open October 18th.
The Clinical advantages of the Institution unsurpassed
The Professors Physicians and surgeons the Charity
Hospital and the Students accompany them their daily
visits
FEEsTickets of all the Professors. Sl4u Naturalization,
So; Practical Anatomy $40; Diploma, $50 Payment Ts-
quired in advance.
7. G. RICHARDSON, NJ. D, Dean.
Eauy0r liz
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New Orleans. August Is, 1866.
NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL oFMEDHCINB
SESSION OF 1SG6-67.

D. WARREN BRICKELL, NJ, D., Professor of Obstetrics
and Diseases Of Women, etc.
HOWARD SMITH, NJ, D., Professor Of Matera Medica.
L. GRAWC0UR M, D. Professor of Principles and Prae"
Henry r C4MPBEL1, NJ D., Professor of Surgery.
a. f. PEIIGOLAS, NJ; D., Professor of Anatomy.
j. D. BRUINS, NJ D. Professor of Physiology and Pathology
FRANK HAWTHORN, NJ. D, Professor Of Medical Ghems-
go try, Toxicoogy and Legal Medicine.
WIN. ). MITCHELL, NJ D., Adjunct Professor of Anatomy
and Special Lecturer on Opthamc Surgery and Diseases
JOS. HOLT, NJ a. Assistant to the Chair of Obstetrics
a, ". PERRY, M. p, md FREDERICK L0EBER, NJ d.,
Demonstrl tors Of Anatomy.
l. H. COHEN, NJ d., Assistant TO the Chair Of CheRi3
The Eleventh Annual Course of Lectures in this Institution
VIII begin November r. 1866 and will end March l6 1901
Preliminary Course will be given Charity Hospital
commencing October 10Th without charge TO students Ihe
Anatomical Rooms will be open 0CtUber 18th.
Tine Clinical Advantages Of this Institution are qnsur'
passed The Professors are under the laws If the SAtc'
Physicians ard Surgeons the Charity Hospital and their
pupils accompany them in their daily visits
FEES:
Tickets OF R the Professors. lag
T4FHguca Anatomy ~
diploma ~
D. WARREN BRICKEIL, NJ. D.,
Dean of Ehe Faculty.
A EsVANCEa.............,.. ..........ABVAA 0AS
Liberal advances made eonssnments Of Gotten and other
Produce to uyfrlsuds Arch Edmison & Co., liverpool
L. N. MERRITT,
81 Caropdslst street
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, I
PARISH OF ORLEANS, CRY New ORLEANS, :
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 18Th day of
1866. O. Fl. BRAuGHN,
Second Justice of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans
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REAoyAI.-Mr. Everett Lane, who succeeds
Mr., R, B. Aucon as manufacturer and wholesale
dealer in boots, shoes and brogans, has removed
from No. % to No. Magazine street, near Canal,
where he is prepared to carry on business as be-
fore. The old friends and customers Of Mr.
Aueoin, and the public generally, will fnd him at
Mr. Lanes store, where he will be pleased to see
them. We invite attention to the card in to.day's
paper.
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MEDICAL.
SOUTHERN roNIo-soUTnBEN TONIC

several years successful trial boh in this city and
in the country at the request of number of persons
have been beneftea its use have concluded to pre-
sent TO the public
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sOo Tons WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL, suitab
for Foundry and Steamship purposes landing eS shI
Merchant, from Philadelphia.
FOR SALE AT REDUCED PRICES,
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a Southern Tonic,

And trust that they may not regard it as ouack Medicine
Before venturing to give publicity to this Tonic the "a
cips was shown of the most prominent physicians
of this city and pronounced by them excellent Tonic
The recipe will be shown to any respectable physician who
may desire to see it.
Unlike the many remedies that offered to the public
this Tonic does not cure every disease.
All that it claims is wonderful power of RESTORING
THE FUNCTIONS TO THEIR NATURAL C0NDtFl0A
after having been embarrassed by disease
This TONIC prescribed by Physicians in the following
diseases
INTERMITTENT FEyERS,
BILIOUS FEvERS,
DvSpEpSTA
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The above statement is Just and correct transerp
from the books Of the Company.
E, GANUCHEAU, President.
L. ". BAQUIE, Secretary
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500 Tons SELECTED RED ASH ANTHRACITE COAL
egg sizen now landing ship Ella S. Thayer, from
Philadelphia.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans.
Belt remembered that the 9th day of june 1866 before
me- the undersigned Justice Of the Peace, in and for
parish aforesaid personally and appeared John Pember
ton President and Paul Fourchy, Secretary the Merchants
Mutual Insurance Company of New Orleans who being duly
according law did depose say that the
just transcript from the
of the Company.
PAUL FoURCHY, secretary.
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.CoAh'''''''''''''',oo COZ COAL
10000 Barrels BEST PITTsBURG COAL for snle by
boat or barge load, afoat at Willow Grove.
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We continue to furnish usual Steamships, Steamboats,
Plantations Cotton Presses Foundres Hotels, ETC. ETC. as
veil as Families with the BEST QUALITIES of Ptsburg
ANTHRACITE aud English Camel Coal delivered CARRIAGE
FREE, at the LOWEST MARKET RATES.
MCCLosKEY, MASON It CO.,
Office, 166 Gravier street,
Onnosita st Charles Hotel.
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al-Hln1IL1--l1NEs NOY s.
DOLBEAR COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON SITS,


spaefouH and Elegant "story BuudinR."
scousanty In session under eight sble Professors 1t viii
founded In 1882 and by the State IsfOer stu
depsmay DO found Principals Bookkeepers in large
portion the old houses OF this city and over the Southern
statea Ladies' Gentlemen attsud the COMMERCIAL
COURSE or keeping, PenmansRip Mathematics Eng
ah French Spsnish business education that szablss
one 10 earn $1,000 5000 annually is the best fortune parents
can give their We have ample Arrangements for le
Students LAdsS and Gentlemen are invited to call
RUFUS DOLBEAR, President
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a very boshy writer in Washington talks Of The
g snllen majesty z of Stanton.
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THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
IS published every Saturday morning Subscription, 81
aanur, in advance; seary quarterly rates
nsle copies. 10 cents.
Rates OF AdvertfnInss
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DEBILITY RESULTING FROM ANY CAUSE.
PrIce-s1 per Bottle.
We're necessary certificate after certificate could be ap-
pended to this from citizens but deem it use
less. Sold by all Druggists. ..... .=
PREPARED BY
s. R. CHAMBERS, DRUGGIST,
Corner Liberty and Erato streets.
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For WARRINGTON, PENSACOLA AND MILTON
The fine steamship Lizzie Capt. Weber, will
sail for all of the above ports next Saturday, the
10th inst, at4P.M. She is now receiving freight
at the New Basin, and will positively leave at the
time appointed. For freight or passage apply to
her agents, Hessrs. Merritt, Durham, McKinnell
Il Co, No. Al Carondelet street.
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LIVERY STABLES.

gE'ATTEKg SAE.As STABLES,
No. 1873 Ora WEIR STREET, NEW ORLEANS
HORSES AND BL 7dGIEB TO HIRE.
HORSES KEPT on LIVERY.
pEJTT.TIs yuTysu
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M VA@a7 ..,.......sA .UI.as''.''''...'.laURlER
Just arrived from Kentucky 10 Of the finest mules az
Of No. stock will DO Wet cali once a z Beyonne srres
II Bsypnte stg97tr c9Enar o., ion
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Fever and Ague, Remtttent Fever,

SPEEDY CURE OF INTERMITTENT FEyEI
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GOAL, COAL, AT ONE DOLLAR.
PRICES REDUCED AT THE STAND, l6l GRAvIER.
am now delivering the best quality Of Clean g
PITTSBURG COAL to families to any part OF the ei'E "'
Ore Dollar per Barrel free of carriage -, ,,..,,
Goal delivered to Steamships Foundes ana Cotton fTeSse
at Reduced Rates Also delivering English Camel and fee
Ash Anthracite at the Lowest Prices. - M r..
Orders can be left the Office l64 Gravie Yard ~ Uap
min; and at the Coal Pile, foot of Hospital street -
Also on hand, large stock of PlrTSBURG COAL az
Inner or Lower Coast by boatoad, hafboa in any
quantity required hatboats, at Lowest Market Prices
4N' ]. NJ. PETERSON,
No. g. Grayier street opposite 81 Charles Hotel.
COAL...,........,.CO AL.........,........CO COAL.
We have received very superior article of PlTTsBpRd
COAL which we delivering at the Lowest Market Rate
free If carriage SMITH & RELF,
Corner of Carondeet and Grerer streets.
T1OAT......,,,.....,C OAE4....,......,,..CO COAL
| A. C. ToRRENCE Co,
| Dealers in
PITTsBURG, ANTHRACITE AND ENGLISH CANNbl
/ COALl COALl COALl
| Office No 1856 GRAVIER STREET, between Camp AM
St. Charles streets, ------------
rOAL..... ....COAL............,....C oLAh
| J,vrs LOGAN T. J. FARRELL
| LOGAN L FARRELL.
Dealers ia zslttshurg and English Camel
AND ANTHRACITE co AL ,,, ",
Office No 10 Baronne street, Canal Yard 26 Maya
zine, near Puyl8rre street. 1,;,;a,
supplied at the lowest market price.
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.rHn Daily Ores

ssa..a months. months. months. i month.
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AYERS ARUE cUEE,
FOB THH-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-11
rom a Lady.

WEST MILTON, Saratoga County, N. Y,
July 8, 1861. {
DR. HoSTETrER-Sir: have long delay
ed writing to you my sincere thanks for
the good you have done my daughter
can truly say that nothing but the Kind
hand of Providence and your BIrTERs
have saved her from an early grave. For
three years have been doctoring her with
syrups and all kinds of bitters that have
been recommended to me for her, besides
having two first-rate physicians; but all
seemed to do her no good, while was
searching the almanacs and all the news
papers that I could get hold OF, in hopes of
finding something that would suit her case.
Accidentally there came part of a news
paper around some goods that bought at
the Spa. In looking. it over / saw at
glance that your Bitters were Just what she
needed. 1 sent the next day to Ballston
Spa and got bottle of your Bitters. She
taking, them,y and such a
change in one week with her appetite and
the distress that victuals occasioned, and
that burning in the stomach, never saw
in my life as there was in her. She has
taken three bottles, and is now able to
work all the time. | think there is a little
arrangement of the liver Please send me
three bottles more, VIII fch I think will cure
her entirely. We and others thought she
and duttering that would almost stop her
breathing at times is all gone.
Yours, with respect,
MRS. AMANDA MCPHERSON.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-11
Council Proceedings.
E COUNCIL CHAMBER,
EVANSVILLE, Sept. 8, 1S6


Present: His honor, the Mayor; Coun-
eilmen Hunnell, Dean, Holman, Smith,
Reitz, Miller, and Terrence.
The following bills were allowed:
Hornbrook & Co., So 20; VIM. Heilman,
S2l IS; Liant, Bros. & Co., 1888 20; Mr.
Stumpf, SIG IS; Mr.. BuckhOld, 81 u; Topf
& Long, SO %; Jacob Miller, S. 30; C. New
man, $40 90; JAS Motif to, $40 90; Geo. Sing
er, SCI 03; Evansville JOURNAL Co.. S245 50 !;
Jacob Straub & Son. - rs; Sundry ac-
counts, SI29 20; f. Pfaffiin, 800 30; VIM
HeiIman, SOB 81; VIM. Payne, $7S 08-total
The following is theswharf report:
From steamboats,, Sll6 so; from fiatboats,
81 O0-total S123 so. - 7, e saEkf
Sundry sidewalks were ordered to be laid
down, the most important one of which
was one on the northwest side of Walnut
Street, between Eigth and Orange, in Row
,1eytown. - f
Messrs. Hunnel and Smith were appoint
ed Committee to cancel city orders.
The width of streets in GoodsellviIIe,
were ordered to be so feet. --t.
A proposition was received from Mr..
Altman to sell part OF the old Mill prop
erty to the city for wharf and street pur-
poses. The ground will be examined this
morning by the Council, AID the PROPOSE
ton considered.
Putting trunk in the Canal was awarded
to Fitzpatrick at 90c. 9I - I'D.
Main Street over the Canal ordered to be
cleaned. ffst.V ~
The side walk near the old Baptist
Church was ordered to be repaired.
Jno. A. Reitz was appointed by theCou
Gil as the fifth man to assess damages on
opening streets, the four already selected
failing to agree. aAu @HH ffH ~ aa8
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DIS. HuNrER and MILLER will re

Drs; HgNTER and MILLER will re-
main in EVANSVILLE for short time
only, and can be consulted personally
at their, rooms at the SHERWOOD
Ho6sE3 on an diseases embraced in
their speciality.
To save unnecessary correspond
ence, the public are hereby informed
that a2erspnds examination sirequi-
site in every case,as appropriate treat
ment cannot be instituted without it.
In most cases, however, the remedies
can be applied at home without the
least inconvenience, and one inter-
view is generally sufficient for the
purposes Of treatment. A record be-
ing kept Of every case accepted, the
remedies necessary for the completion
ofS the treatmentsean be- furnished
whenever required.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-11

RoSH HA SHoNA.-This is the Hebrew
name for the Jewish new year, which our
Jewish fellow-citizens o bserved yesterday.
The Jewish new year continues for two
days amongthe strict orthodox, while the
reformed only observe one day. The two
days observance has assembled from an
ancient inability among the Jewish chro-
biologists to agree upon the day, and the
two days had been ordained in order to
make it certain that the more correct OF
the two days would be observed. Divine
service was held yesterday. in the. new
Synagogue, and many of the stores owned
by Hebrews were closed.u1 fa.f bfYs n rs9-4