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MTOTHGE TO CONTRACTORS.

~ JUNE ., ISb6.
The Common Council of the city of
Evansville will receive sealed proposals
until the 5th day of July, 1866, for the ex-
and Specificationscan be seen at this office.
BY order of the Council.
A. M. MCGRIFF, Clerk
City Clerks Office, July q, 1868.
je7 dtd union copy.l
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REMOVED.

FE1KTOS. SCANTLHN a. son HAVE
removed their store 10 the square next
to the river, No. Q, Main street, Marble
Hall Buildingl, where they VIII pc pleased
to see all of their old customers. They will
always have on hand a large stock OF
TINWARE, STOVES,
RI IANTFLlS. CRATES.
81 'aGfg1 AGRICULTURAL.
-,i s-licqsse t5nT u. IMPLEMENTS &C.
ALSO, IcE-C fIESTs.
WATER-COOIERS,
AND BEER COOLERS.
els I'm
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csTRAYED Or STOLEN the night
- of the Dist of May, 1865, one bay rome
Mare, Z years old, Is hands high, has knot
on her back caused from the saddle; had
on leather head halter. Any one return
ing her to me will be well paid for his
trouble. HENRY H. UHLHORN, e
Marble shop, next to Court-House.
ie26 d6WIW.
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Pianos and Organs

much lower than they are being sold else
where in this city, and persons in want of
a superior Instrument, will find it to their
advantage to call before purchasing else
where. MISSES f. & A. LA RENEE,
Water street, first door below Chestnut.
mars
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Fire Limits.

YgTVVO WEEKS FROM DATE 4 WILL
IL make application to the Common
Council of the Citysof Evansville to build
a frame wood-shed, II by 20 feet, on lOtl2,
Illusions Addition.
ie23l PETER NIERLING.
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MUSICAL INSTR o M ENTs.
MASON 81 HAMLIN
ORGAN.

We have one of the largest size now on
hand; a very fine Instrument for a Church,
and far superior to any small Pipe Organ.
We are selling
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zo ne uafon .Men Of Poseu Coant,l !:

You are hereby respectfully requested to
empower your delegates to the Congress
sional Convention on THURSDAY, JULY
18th, to take action, on that occasion, in
CONJUNCTION with the delegates from this
County, on the nomination of candidates
the Counties of Posey and Vanderburgh.
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Hen Fight.

YEVHERE WILL BE HEN FIGHT
II near the Salt Well, on the Fourth of
July between thee and four O'Clock, be-
tween two chickens owned by Chas. Wag-
ner and Joseph Schcney, for 500 a side.
ie30dlW E-U
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To the Union Men Of Posey, WarTick ant
Gibson Counties:

UtUSOII CUtfttttos
You are hereby respectfully requested to
empower your delegates to the Congress
sional Convention on THURSDAY, JULY
10TH to take action, on that occasion, in
conjunction with the delegates from this
County on the nomination of a candidate
for the District Attorneyship of this Com
mon Pleas District
By order of the VanderbuFgh County
Union Executive Committee. -t.ftr -.5g.esl
]. P. ELLIOTT, Chairman. d
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-02
BARR EFT rs
GETAB BILE
HAIR RESTORATIVE

Us PRONOUNCED BY THE MOST
= scientific Analytical Chemists to be
the y EST PREPARATION FOR TIL E
HAIR ever yet produced. 40.
1T RESTORES Ora HAIR; IT PRE-
ZEN It's HAIR FILLING O UT; TT
ANGES THE r OOTS TO THEIR
ORR .sJNAL ORGANIC ACTION; 1T
EPsl rTCA TIES DANDR UFF AND HU-
MORS; IT KEEPS THE SC4 L p
HEA LTIHY; 1T. CONTAINS NO LNJU-
RTOJIS INGREDIENTS; AND Is UNI
VERSALLY ACCORDED TO BE Il
PLENDID- DRESSING, AND s. UPE-
RIOR TOILET ARTICLE; ITS MERITS
ARE INSIDE THE BOTTLE
Every bottle CONTAINS MORE LIQUID
than any other dollar preparation.
NO LARGE REWARDS offered to estab-
lish its efficacy; but WE DO GUARANTEE
to refund the money to any person who
will use two bottles and then say that our
Restorative has failed to do all we claim.
f j. r. BARRETT & CO., PrOprietors,
Manchester, n. H. ass.
KELLER & WHITE,
Wholesale Agents, Evansville, Ind.
M. S. BURR & CO, No. rs, fremont st.
Boston, General Agents.
may31 d3m(eod)
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PROGRAMMES,
LEpTER.HEADS.
s OBJ
BILLS OFFARE,

EH AVs Ak0Gs&
80 ,r4 5z,l s CA FA.L0GUES,
-5qnv1g ss9i7o hnE gsssQag laeisIoo 4
fsvoG .eoiihtSi
&c, &c.
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

RYOUSE FOR RENT-FURNITUBE
kI. for sale. Address, p. o. Box 3 d, or
call upon Misses Power and Farrell, Locust
street, between First and Second, north
side. Mays Il.
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Sc ReWard.
MrOTICE.-A PROMESNORY NOTE.

IN drawn by me for ninety-six dollars
and ninety cents. in favor of Joseph Lech-
ner, dated June.7th, 1866, aud payable one
year after date. believed TO be lost, has this
day been paid. b. j. DAY
June 28th. 1856 lezsdSt
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Milk! Milk Milk
SMITH 6 RIGGS

vYYOUKD INFORM THE CITIZENS
w of Evansville that they have started
a Milk Wagon, and are prepared to supply
them with Et&
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-22
The Cnttnn Crnn.

The New York Tribune, referring to
some estimates of the cotton crop of
this season as ridiculously bad, says that
Texas and Arkansas will produce half
a million bales, and Louisiana and Mis-.
sissippi another half a million.
Truly, we must go from home to learn
home news. The Tribunes intelligence
is most startling. That profound jour>
nal never considers IL necessary to state
the reasons for any of its conclusions.
1t is so much in the habit of reckless
and extravagant assertions, and its
readers are so well content with the
same, that it is proof of verdancy to
ask or expect any reasons for the opin-
ions it expresses.
But, really, this estimate of our COM
ing cotton crop "out Herods Herod' in
the way of extravaganza. Half a mil
lion Of bales of cotton, in the present
condition of affairs, from the States of
Louisiana and Mississippi, is something
that will startle even thereaders of the
Tribune Such wild and reckless esti-
mates as these, made in perfect ign o.
rance of facts, by persons who have no
means Of collecting any reliable data
to guide their calculations, constitute
the very worst features of the journal
ism of the country, the greatest abuse
to which types and paper can be appli-
ed. as their effects are more disturbing
and injurious to commerce than any
statements which can appear in the pa
pers.-N o. Picapme, 18Th.
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The craftsmanship of the Radical
Leader,

The craftsmanship of the Radical
Leader.
The caliber Of the craftsmanship that
directs the House of Representatives
was well illustrated in the remark of
the Honorable Thaddeus Stevens, who
said, in late speech, that he was reli-
ably informed that, with free labor, cot
ton could be raised at one cent per
pound. Stevens has been Chairman of
the Committee on Ways and Means, is
now chairman of an important finan-
cial committee, and is looked upon as
the highest authority by the radical
party. We have in him, therefore, a
guage Of its wisdom.
This remarkable declaration is thus
noticed by that intensely radical print,
the Cincinnati Gazette, which says:
This must be on the supposition
that free labor needs neither wages nor
subsistence For, if picking was the
only labor of cotton raising, it could not
be done for a cent pound. The cost
of raising the crop now growing will be
not less than twenty-five cents a pound
which, under the margins now required
to cover expenses and the fluctuations
of the market, is as much as the plant
er viii receive at the present price of
thirty-four or thirty-ive in New. York,
and which will be reduced by so much
as the increased tax"
Stevens reliable informant that
cotton can be raised for one cent q
pound, is probably the same authority
that told Chief Justice Chase that the
bestowal of suffrage upon the negroes
of the South would add 100000 a
year to the products of that section.
The acceptance of these ideas by Ste
vens and Chase shows their capacity
for running the goYernment-CiH Cincinnati
Enquirer.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-22
Arrival of Ex-senator Gwin.

Ex-senator Gwin, for eight months
confined in Fort Jackson, came up to
the city last evening, in pursuance of
Gen. Sheridan's order, in these words
Release DR.. Gwin, and order him to
report in person to me in New Or.
leans On arriving, DR.. Gwin re-
ported at Gen. Sheridan's, and asked
on what condition he was released; to
which Gen. Sheridan replied, "On ordi-
nary parole" which he will give to-
morrow. In the meantime he is Joy
ously visiting his friends and relatives.
His immediate family is in Italy. One
of his daughters was recently married
in Paris.
DR.. GWin was arrested on the last
day of September, on his arrival from
Mexico overland through Texas, and
taken down to the fort the next day. He
was seven months and thirteen days in
prison without any charge having been
made against him, and without being
able to find out for what reason he was
arrested. About three weeks ago he
was offered his release if he would take
the oath and leave the country, which
he Indignantly refused He refused to
take the oath under duress, for the
reason that it would be an admission OF
dislOyalty, if under any circumstances
an oath under duress be proper
~ o. PicdUme, lSth
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WHrrE AIAx's GovERyuy

WHITE MANS GoyERSNESr-The Repub-
licau Congress recently gave its testimony
70 the historical and constitutional fact that
this is q white mans Government. when
the bill to admit Colorado was under cOnsid-
alton, ausamendment was offered that the
State should be admitted so soon Bs the pe0-
pie altered its proposed Constitution 50 Is 70
strike the word white" therefr0m. The
amendment was voted down by the Con-
gress that has atwo-ihirds msjority OF Re-
nublfcaus
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Say total Of.................SI4,32O ,OOO, 90

Say a total of-.....,..........SI4,3 2O, 0JO, 900
which has been squandered in modern
times by a resort to violence as a means
of settling international disputesl
Is it not time that an end should be
put to this terrible evil, which is one of
the greatest curses that has ever been
inflicted on humanity international
Tribunals, like our United States So
preme Court. would at once remove all
excuse for future wars and for the
maintenance by Europe Of 100000 of
men in arms during time of peace.
These men, returned to peaceful occu-
pations, would produce at least s. POO
100000 per anuum for the enjoyment
of humanity Are not these facts am
pie proof that wrong means will never
produce good results2-A !, Commercial
AdgTaSar.
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In Dyspepsia,

... ..su|ut team of symptoms, 30 sets more
..aHa CHARM than medicine. There I- moth
.. ..a whole muge q MRttEa MedicR that can
moment HesT comparison with % ln this dis
srr0uuL Of this wonderful plant may be-
H ..HIrH cation Of the u. S. Ispcusaiury,
.H... .mI T#s-.
........ .rusrmonis In which Dr. Bull has
..u .- F..r- engaged, has just seen brought Co a
....... f.rH#uBIuu, and he Is now enabled 90
......... #HHHn "a gumDIuat on az tElkpN WI d
r approved fCuIEs. the whole preserved in the
.. .."F cd. copper distilled Bourbon Whisky
bon. conf .unr has no equal n the world.
..r furnish volume ul certificates, but the
.."a long nee learned 60 estimate such
.. choir frEa value. The ssie-t plan ls for
....n. o. fe.t Tor himself the virtues OF a new
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-22
Anew Inventionin Firearms.


From the London correspondent Of the New York
News.
ApropoS of this subiect-war-I may
mention a curious invention that | saw
to-day, and that was seen yesterday by
the Duke Of Cambridge Mr.. Gales,
who invented the non-explosive gun
powder, has designed a vast improve
ment on the revolver system The
barrel of the gun Is open at both ends,
between the stock and the barrel he
inserts horizontal piece of steel,
which contains ten cartridges and bull
lets. Bypulling the trigger they may
be discharged in quick succession, and
at the rate of about sixty per minute.
The construction is most simple. There
is no chance of the gun getting out of
order, and it is perfectly safe. 1t is APP
plicable to large guns as well as small
arms The Duke of Cambridge and
the officers who were with him declared
that in their opinion it was the most
important improvement in firearms
that has been invented for many years
Not being mechanical, l cannot give
YOU fuller description of the inven-
ton, but in q few days, doubt not, q
complete account of it will be pub.
hshed.
The inventor, Mr. Gaels, is stone
blind, yet his description of his weapon
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See "A Woman

In another column picking Samburg
Grapes for Speer's Wine. IL is an admira-
bic article, used in hospitals and by the
drst-class families in Paris, London and
New York in preference 10 old port wine.
II is well worth a trial, and gives great
satisfaction. ldec2l- tstGweOwly.
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Go % Bryant, stTattOn & Co. 8 Nashville Business
College for thorough education M Book Keeping,
PeumanshIp, Commercial Law, Commercial GAlcu-
lsfou-, Partnership, Settlements, &C.
send for College paper, Circular, &C.
Address BRYANT, STRATION co.
ug.lA-lV.
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BatehcIor,s Hair DYeI

The Original snd Best ia the World. The only
true and perfect Ear Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
instantaneous Produces Immediately q splendid
Black or natural Brown, without mJuung the barr
or skin hemedIes the Il effects Of bad dyes. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine is signed William
A. Bachelor, Also,
Regeneratug Extract Of MIodeurs, Tor Restoring
and Identifying the HAIR
CHARLES BATCHELOR.
sepIj-ly New York.
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COLGATE'S HONEY sOAP.

This celebIsteI Toilet soap, in such universal
demand, Is made from the chOicsst materials, is
mild aud emolIent in its nature, frAgrAnuy
scented, and extremely BENEFICIAL in its action
upon the skin. For ale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers lfsb9-ly
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Lace and muslin curtains. A large in
voice from 50 to $, at
mis- Ivy Go. SHIELDS / Co.
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The Cost of Wnr

Eighty-three per cent of the expen-
ditures being therefore the consequence
of past wars, or of preparations for fu-
ture recourse to the same unjust and
injurious arbitrament of national diff.
feTencesl
Mr. Gladstone states the debts of the
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-22
DOCTOR OAROW,s
CHOLERASPECIFIC

NOW that We antic pate CHOLERA in our midst
~ .theuoOye- us al % secure. and keep on hard,
some known and effeCtual remedy for any srner-
geIcy, and this We ind In DR. CAkOW'S SPECI-
FIC, which be prescribed and used with such IN
fOunied success, (scarceiy ever losing a easel
When this =cOurge sited Nashville, some years
past, Or. CarOW was one Of our m0st eminent and
successful physc clans, and when hs old friends
learn this remedy can be had, thOusands who have
tested s virtues will not fail % have DO on hand. 70
Prescription Of tins dIsungui he'd Praci iti0nsr.
There can likewise BE- no better remedy for Chols-
ra-nOr0gs, Diarrnosa and Dysentary.
For sale ouiy by
r. p. JENKINS a CO., Druggists,
may5-N 81 Market street 0pp. Union.
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90 Hhds prime New Orleans Sugar,
% do 30 Porto Rico Sugar,
20 do do Cubs sugar,
90 Barrels Crushed snd Powdered Sugar
20 do Grznulaled Sugar,
100 do A. and b. Coffee SugaTs,
30 DO q. extra assorted Brands,
30 do yellow Sugar,
400 Pays RIO Coffee,
% Mats Java CO1ee,
% do LsgUrs Coffee
10 Bags Ginger,
10 Bags AilspIce,
20 Bags Pepper,
% Barrels Msckersl,
81 q bbis do
go Kits do
100 BOxes Soap,
80 do Starch,
100000 Cigars, assorted Brands
100 Boxes Candles,
100 do Rasins,
90 Cases Sardiues,
$50 Cases Oysters,
100 Doc. Buckets,
90 Nests Tubs,
Together with everything usually kept in whole
sale Grocery Houses.
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By Telegraph
Afternoon DisptChes.

New York, May 2I.-Aspinwall dates Of
the 18th have been received. The Spanish
fleet bombarded Gallo on the ID inst. they
were repulsed, however, doing little dam
age. Admiral Nunez was badly wounded.
The fight lasted four hours and was ter
minated by the withdrawal of the Spanish
fleet. Only few hundred dollars worth
of property was destroyed. The Spanish
loss is supposed to be very heavy. The
news Of the Spanish Tepulse was received
with great enthusiasm by the inhabitants
Of Panama. Valps raise advices to the
seventh of April report the blockade raised.
EAsTPORT, Me-, May 2l.-A store was
broken open on Saturday night, supposed
10 be for the purpose Of getting some arms
belonging TO the Fenians, and which had
been attached for debt. Ten or twelve Fe-
mans, all that were left of their grand
army, disappeared.
WAsHISGToN, May 2I.-The Government
is now enforcing the importation and export
duties.
NEW YORK, May 21.-GOld opened at 800.
Cotton, sales at from 56H to 3S@SS%c.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-22

....| rrUu.H JON gs VIDE sprcGd a. the cont
.... E.rIH America But the GROWING glory a
.H.uau- i0 be attained In hIs 90 coyeTy, or
.H.Husuun. for ne does not CLAIM 90 have
.... ..I.-.Hyprer OF CEUEuN, which D. the basis
. ...ra uUw offered tu Che pufhc. That hon
H-a fu tho native mhauItsuts o. Central
...... Ia whom Its virtues have been known for
...H two hundred years. AIMED with DO the
.H H.. defiance 90 the most deadly malaria,
.aH#... 49, thOuf fear, the most vsnomous ser
I.Ia % belief with them, that while there l5
..u IUa body, be CcdT,n Is potent 20 cure, no
"HH. fHH disease may be-.
H... Dor. EuI z not prrpar 20 endorse TINS
.".ssHE.uf ufetau-Iou. he o. nevertheless sau7he1
.. thorough examination OF tue 'Nl9on'e rem
.... o. g.rr.... that aa "a remedy and preventa
..... ..r a.--a-r arising from exposure, her 10
a... ...r or climate, OF 90 missmglc iluacnces,
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STARKvTLLE, April 4, 1866.


STARKvILLE, April 4, 1866.
Editor Of wilkes Spirit Of the Times
SIR: The following very strange and
anomalous circumstance has Just trans
PRED in our community. Mr.. Gabriel
Ellis, hourishing dry-goods merchant,
had frequently remarked that he could
sit up three weeks without any mate
rialSdetriment to his health and that
after the expiration of that time he
could go to sleep, and sleep without
waking until the loss was made up. He
was led to believe this fact from expe-
riments on a smaller scale In the
early part of February he sold out his
store and invested the capital thus
raised in farm, which gave him leis-
ure and in compliance with the
wishes of several scientific gentlemen,
he began on the 1lth day of February
to abstain from sleep. Gentlemen sat
up by turns to satisfy themselves of his
strange faculty; and to preclude all
possibility of being accused of momen-
tary snatches of sleep he would read
audibly all night long, and keep his
feet during the day-watched all the
while at his own request. He would
comment in a clear, forcible and intel
lectual manner upon what ne read
deploring the heartlessness of "Iago,"
laughing at the inimitable drollery and
bumor of the Army Straggler," etc
On the 10th day of March, at the ur-
gent solicitation of friends, he went to
sleep for the first time, and did not
wake until the ninth day of the pres
ent month He expressed the opinion
that he could stay awake q year, and
then sleep in proportion, without inju-
ring his constitution. He never gets
sleepy until he closes his eyes and re-
signs himself to slumber, at which time
he gets asleep almost instantly, without
regard to the noise or excitement
around him. There are many curious
facts connected with his case which
might interest the readers of your val
liable paper; but as Doctors Edmund,
Willis, and Jordon, are preparing for
the press an elaborate statement of
their experiments and discoveries, l
desist Yours, very truly,
RICHABD L. DANTE.
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No. 80.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

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CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION Dor THE
MARRIED-1ent free tn sealed cll,- ...r adfrrnr
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Illustrations, 81 So. Sent by mail everywt ere post
paid. Contents Tables sent free. Address the Au-
thor + t5Ote, n a., ll5O BrosdEsy, New York.
EprlO-3m eoOH
PHOToGRAPHs.-PhOtographs OF Generals, Federal
and Confederate. The largest collection IN the
west, for sale, wholesale and retail. Remember the
plSce, Gallery Of the Cumberland, 25 Cedar Street,
opposite Commercial Hotel rnayZT-H
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Dr.. John Bull

Louisville, Kentucky.
Eli. rmfaHa preparation Of SARSAPARILLA
Ia. .r.s stood o. Che head of the various com
r.-0. tlal valuable drug.
E Compound Of WILD CHERRY has
become O. household word through
out the West
ana South. His Worm Lozenges,
.sa5 than a year after their introduction
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1866-05-22

A VOICE FRJM PITrsBUR8.-
VIrksCUEg, Miss, Aug. 9, 1858.
Dr.. John BaT-Dr1r Si-. am happy 20 state 10
You tina. i have Used your valuable Cedron Buffers
with great benefit 90 myself i'm general ietil and
prOsJTau1u OF my system produced by the IN
healthy and m'a=WatlC Influence of the mississippi
uver around N.cEsuurg, having been with General
Grants army throughout rs whole southern cam
paIgn. lcOnhdeut recommend its use 20 all per
sons who are exposed 10 unhealthy climates.
II. ". F1GLE,
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Agent U. s Sanitary Comml
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. Ie, 1858.

L0UIsyHLE, KY, Sept. Is, 1858.
On the 23i Of July last, ] submitted through an
agent OF mine, the Medical Director Of the be
psrtmeut Of the Army Of th@ Cumberland, a sam
pie of my CeJrOn bIttars, for inspection. and To-
quested Or, alter analys 8, he found r1eutorous 20
sanction and approve It's use smOlg our soldiers.
The following Is the Medical irector's reply, and
also Gen. ROsecrans permission % snip so dozen
at once, to lave It sold % soldiers.
J0HH Bull.
81 am satisfied that CcdrOn Bitter- will do no
harm 20 any one It taken properly and 10 mOdera-
ton ] see no objection 10 Dr. Bulls being permit
ted TO dispose of % o. suffers.
HFNuY A. TuUHsr0y
-urgcOu and Medical Director, j.. O."
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Wonderful PhenOmenOn-AM Man VIII o
can Keep Awake as Long as he
PIeases, and then Sleep as Long as
he PIeases-He Keeps Awake for
Over One Month, and then Sleeps
Three Weeks.
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-. .-...srsr-r IS more Intimately connected
.... ...rrrT of MATERlA MEDICA Of the
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is wonderfully clear, and it is hard to
realize that he has never seen the weap-
on that he hrs invented, and that he
fires off with so much nestness and
precision.