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PATENT FENCES.

UNION PATENT WOOD AND
IRON FENCE.
The Cheapest, most Beautiful and
Durable Fence now In use.
Manufactured by the Union Fence
Company OfPainesvIlle-
I. W. MORSE, Agent, SartWelPs Block,
CLEVELAND, OHIO. &
THIS FENCE Is MADE OF WOOD,
braoed with iron, set in ornamental iron
posts, which is embedded in . stone foundation,
and the whole is painted with three coats Of best
quality sfpaint and thoroughly ssndsd with light
colore1 sand The wood part ofthe feneefs % con
strueted that it does not touch the ground, and
there is no place where water can possibly be sb-
sorbed. Hence it will last, at the lowest calcuis-
ton, 70 years. The gates are made upon the most
improved principle and are IN tns
highest degree. The painted ornaments are all
iron. By many this fence, when set, is taken to
be composed entirely Of iron, 30 airy and substan-
tisl Is it ia appearance.
The attention Of those Wishing 70 improve the
appearance Of their front yards, and those cor
templating building, is called tc this fence, now
used in front Of the dwellings Of ttAe following
gentlemen Of this city:
THOSE EsIKa TIE BALLIsTER FKEcz WIZ TRox
PICKET oRNAMEET.
Peter Thatcher, Eeq., Seneca street.
b. n. OlAfp, ESQ Seneca street.
G. W. morrill,, Esq, Seneca street. -
D. A. DANGER, Esq, huron street, east Of Erie.
Fayetts Brown, Esq, Euclid street.
g. b. BnTt, Esq., Euclid street.
THOSE USING TaE 1kELIsTEE FENCE WITHOUT noS
PICKKF 0RxAMEaF.
Mrs. Crowell, corner Superior and Erie streets.
Rev. 7. H Hawks, Superior street
n Il. Chaplin, Ksq., st. Clair street.
d. g. Hitchcock, St. OAirstreet.
A. ". Fairbanks, st. Clair streef.
H. v. Wilson, Ct. Clair street.
Mrs. Bond, 81. Clair street.
9 @. Porter, Architect. Huron street.
/ Dr.. Sapp, Huron street. q ~ z
UsTsa rHE BsoAD PIcKEf TTEcK sTTLH.
n P. Wsddsll, Esq-s Enslid sFsuus.
For further particular call at my o11ce, oEel
FogRs Oroeksfy Store, where sampls Fences ant
Y a can b sssns
] asy ss1sla I, v, MORSE, Agent,
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~PHILOSUPHY OFMAKRIAGE

~PHILOSUPHY 0FAAKRIAGE.
ghs Propristors Of the New York MuReam Of Anas-
omy have determined, regardless Of expannes 70 IL
sas free (fcr the benefit Of suasring humanity aae
suppression Of qusoksryl tour 81 thsLr Esst Inter.
ssting and Instructive Lectures on Marriages and
IL Disqualification Nervous aid Phy1tcAi Dein'
q, Rremetars decline Of Manhood, INDIGESTION,
Weakness OF Depression, I~nsOtsRey, Loss q FINER.
n and Manly Power tke Great Social ETl, and
fhose Mhlndiss which result from youthful foHieG,
successes o. maturity, and ignOra1cs Of PbynoIoU
md laws Of nature
These Invaluable Lectures have bean the msanE
isnIightsaing and saving Thousands, AID will be
orwardsd frsc, on receipts Of f0tr stamps, b. ed
Ifresasng SECRETARY, Nsv York Museum Of
Anatomy and Hsdioins, Gs Broadway New York.
fsbI5RS
WrTHK BRIDAL OHAMBKR-An
lHsssy Of Warning and Instruetisn foz TOung Men.
Also, new aad rsliabls treatment for Diseases Of
ne Urinary and SEXUAL eystems. Sent Ass In
saalsd envelopes. Address Or. J. Skillin Hceghton,
Reward Association, Rhiladelphlss Pa nv e:RA
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OPTICAL.

9. PKRLEH, the reliable OpsiciAn, sin
. continues 70 dive universal sAtisfAcfioa IN IN
practice Of his prs1sz.ion, No. 1ss Superior stree
johnson Rouse Building.
n. Il a to the advantage Of al. wken aodah
cats s sense a. that Of sight Is concerned, 8 dsaI
With one ct acknoxlsdgsd sk1n, Who makes no false
pretsnssons; also 9 mi assortment q Optical and
&sfhanstinai InEtru1enC - tnlyl
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GALLERIES FOR THE EXHIBITION OF THE PAINTINGS
The Crosby Art Gallery, opera House, Chicago.
The Art Institute, No. 625 Broadway, n. Y.
PROSPECTUS.

H~
N THE SPRING OF 1865 Mr. .. r. CROSBY COMPLETED HIS NAG
L NIFICENT OPERA HOUSE, at cost 100000 Owing hthes rat excess ds expenditure
over eo hgnd ehmatabr Euhing from thse nhancdv valued materials and labor duHng the war;,
'pd@i BIS design, Andhom other unhreen causes which, b Unnecessary to tate III Crosby be-
me financially anbArrssda and oyB uecaedfn Ab purpose Of Mng to ChhagO thsn work
of fart hes sacrifice Nhs fortune
This reversed having made the sale ofte property neasBnyIf e friends OF Art this and last
an cities have urge teid aa makhg Hs disposal the basis oa National Distribution Of dnths
EngraHngl upon theA Art Unon plan The suggestion met with the approval 6gendemen Il
of Pomnsncefn business circles here and led to the subscription " mi loft el@dng dd-
the objects Of whhAsh onhp he realization tn original ctO the Ona House, cpd the hn
buhono ah ge collection Of Psntngm md EnguMngBo Of uhua sdHHdn nom the vor4s Ofhe most
eminent artists of America This plan has received the most gsnTouse operation andI support n
tn leading American Artists They have hgnia@ their appreciation DIM. CoeysI ntrst IA Art
a hgs IsducHon from thu market value dus Paindngs As to smares mahons mmd6 the benefit
of Grossly To EnpaTeu and Publishers hmsa earnestly ouedw wild the Artistic Ia similar
ton aa price which leaves most liberal sum aomphmsut to M- Crosby while the public viii
cove thaE ngRvng at cost not grHer than ts regular subsupu0nP ha 1t proposed to
awTdh the opera House and Paintings psniunsE the members Ofhe Association
The Opera House being offered as the First Premium!
Thus securing an advantageous sail Of property at its actual cost to Mr. Crosby, and ma manner
whnhW n at tn IN line promote the very object its esd'n-ths sdvanSmsntd American
In uqutsna with this suggestion, THE CROSBY oPRRA HOUSE ASSOCIATION has been
formed u2ont he following PLAN;
Their will ISSUED tot members crhfets fol 30 ghaus ats 90 each, numbering from to
1887 t %hss%L VII TId H RaHE THE aRp HYDE T q asaE9TFRNybE eE Or MokE OF II
OF PREMTUMs,a and Free dmisOnT the ansnsd the Association until the AWARD TAKES
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list OF PRIZES:

1 Grand Prize in Gold, $40, OO0, esti-
mated value in Greenbacks---.-.
1Graud priza in
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Ospt- y. A OARDEERs Marine Inspector. apZ!Hs
BUCKEYE MUTUAL ms. COMPANY.
FIRE AND MARINE.
CaPitaI.--.....-.......-.. $780, Gee.
Pro6ss divided in Cash % the Stock and Policy
holders. Thirty per cent. Cash Dividend paid on
the earned premiums Of all participating Policies
for year 1855.
fakes Marine HsgaFds Ol Gil KiGds;
Fire Rfaks on Buildings, Merchandise, Furniture
Vessels in Port, and the better class Of risks gen.
orally.
VIM. Hart, ". t. Walker, b. OhambsrIln
P. Chamberlip, =. W.. Pelt0n, CA Gardner,
Amasa Stoaejr.L. d. Hudson, A. W. French,
R. Pelton, \. L. Willard.
Once, OFiaft's Exchange, fOOf supe-
Fi0r-st., Cleveland, o.
wM. HART, PRECEDENT.
L. D. HUDSON. Secretary.
CAPT. O. A. GARDNER, Marine Inspector.
sp2T.RA
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MEBfcAE.
/SneciaI Notice TO Ladies.

Is ALL IMPoRTANI THAT.
Il ladies should have preparations specially
adapted for complaints to which they are pc
culiarly subject, at once safe, healthy and certain.
OF that they should consult one who has made this
Treatment his special study. rrarx- rrrfsv
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01
Warning 10 McddlCrS.

Mcddiiu- with others sometimes brings
Us int" scrarcs, and thereby onc%f the
elders Of Il certain church not thousand
miles from this city, made dad, worse"
\ young fellow entered the church and
took his scat, keeping his hat on. The
elder, noticing it, requested linn to take
it oil. His request not being complied
with, he spoke IL the young man a Sec
ond time, and seeing he still hcsitatcd
the elder gently lifted the hat off, when
I" his chagrin. out rolled u quart Of hick
"ry mats, making more noise than was
consistent with dccorun. "Man," quiet.
ly said the youth, "scc what you have
done y
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01
POST SCRIPT.

After our paper was put to press, We
received information through an intclli.
gent gentleman, just from St. Louis, that
all controversy in respect to the decision
of the Supreme Court upon the Missouri
Test Oath has been put to rest, by card
from MIR. Hogan and Mr.. Garcscl,cc, in
which they give the names of the Judges
g TO ~ who cdncurrcd in the decision,
that it is unconstitutional and void. To
YorR TENTs-Om ISRAEL !-l'lattsbur.,
Register.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

Abouta year ago, James NJ. Stookcy,
formerly Of Dcllvillc, Ill, commenced
operations on his farm near Decatur in
Macon county, Ill. lie raised crop Of
corn and in tue fall purchased ITO head
Of cattle to cat it during the winter. A
few days ago hc sold 1O4 head of these
cattle at an average price of s02 so per
head. Tho aggregate weight of two Of
them was something over 4, 100 pounds.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01
Cholera Bill Signcd-Ind.an Treaties

Washington, May .9--Thc President
has approved the bill authorizing the
Secretary of the Treasury to make rcgu.
lations against the introduction ofcholcra.
The treaties with the Indians at coun.
Gil grounds, on tho Arkansas river, just
proclaimed, contain pledges from each
tribe TO maintain peace. All disputes
arc to be settled by arbitration. Rcscr.
vations arc set apart for the undisturbcd
use Of these tribes.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01
The CIRCUS Is COMING,

The people Of Troy and vicinity will
have a privilege Of witnessing on wedncs.
day June 18th one Of the largest and best
Circuscs that ever Travelled in this couu.
ary. The above circus is the identical
show that has created such Juror in St
Louis the last six weeks at the Olympic
Theatre. In connection with this mann
moth Circus is SIGNOR CORDONA !;
acknowledged by the Press and Public to
be the best rider on this continent also
the Boneless Boy, Master FRANK ASH.
TON. only 8 years Of age. Levi j.
North, the veteran Pioneer Of Circus
amusements. Young Levi North who
has astonishcd thousands by his daring
feats on the bare backs Of his untsmed
steeds and host Of other talented per.
formers, too numerous to mention.
In order to give every ono a chance to
witness this superb entertainment tho
price of admission will only bc SO cents,
and children 25 cents.
Previous to the afternoon exhibition
there will be grand FREE EXIIIBI.
TION in which MILE JOSEPHINE
DE VANOIk, will ascend q SINGLE
SLENDER WIRE, a distance of 300
feet to the top Of the Centre Pole. You
can all see this free Of ch rgc,
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

Tho Carrolton, ILL.,, Democrat in an.
sworing a correspondent as to tho mean.
ing of "loyalty, says:
Loyalty at this timc is a word hard to
hc defined. We have no doubt if you
believe in Fred. Douglass, the Now Con.
st'tution of Missouri, and wish Andy
johnson assassinatcd, you will pass.
The Interpretation Is considered more
than half correct.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

Charles SalOOn.--lt. A, Tsyart. oropr;otor
OF the above named saloon at st. Charles, keeps
tho very bost Wines. Liquors and Beer to DO found
in themarkct. Mr.. T. isan old acquaintance, of
ours and VIZ bcsreak for him a call from our
friends who t,kc a glass occasionally, when
they visit st. Charles.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01
Danger 10 tho Cause OF RELIGION

Nothing is moro damaging to the great
cause Of religion than the numerous rc.
ports VIC have Of tho conduct of several
Of tho Radical gentlemen in charge Of
the Frccdmen's Bureau South. If true
religion had not y divine foundation, the
conduct Of too many Of its professional
mon would overthrow it among tho pco.
pic.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

Lumbcr Yard.-Rcai the card Of Redmond
aud Gauss, lumber dealers at st. Charles. They
nave just received largo lot from Chicago, which
together with their former assortment enables
them to offer the bost in market at reasonable pri.
.S. Ses. All who want Lumbcr, had bettor call on
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01
Notice 10 the PubIjr.-Thc

signed has agents in this State aud ILL
nois obtaining subscriptions for the Life
of Stoncwall Jackson, by Prof. Il. j..
pabncy, Of the onion Theological Sem
mary, Virginia. Beware Of impostcr.
pretending to be my agents. My agents
have my written authority to sell. Ex
Confc'lcratcs sole agents.
Subscriptions received Ivy
MATT. II. CULLEN.
Publisher, BOOK seller and Stationcr,
G3 N. Fifth street.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

Wall Paper.-A. J. Noble, Gl North Fifth
street, $. Louis, keeps the largest and best as.
'ortmsnt Of Wall Paper, aud Paper Nsnsins., iu
that city. It's tho very place to got the BEST and
w hope our friends In this eodnty will send him
thei, n ord:r'-he is worthy Of your patronage
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

Vinegar.-For good Vinegar, send your or
ders to r. 4. Bishop and Son, St. Louis. They
manufacture tho best, and sell tho choapcst..-
Their Factory is at tho corner Of Julia and vir-
rinia streets, opposite Pacific Railroad Machine
shop. Read their card, tlun buy barrel of their
best, and throw away that poor and sour stufr
lnado out Of rotten apples, you have bccn using.
Bib op soils u good article,
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

The question of "Tobacco Smoking"
having come before the conference Of
baptist churches at Hamburg, Germany,
it was unanimously resolved, "that this
assembly declare the use of tobacco to be
one Of the things specified by tho Apol-
Ito (Rom. XIV as belonging to Christian
liberty"
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

!" JaCcard and Co.--Wholcsalc and Retail
dealer in Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds and
finc Jcwclry, advertise II largo and General as.
s"r'mcnt Of articles useful in every house. We
direct the attention Of our readers t. their alycr.
tiscncut in another column.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

~ Frouaet.-While in ST. Louis last week
recalled on this gentleman who has tho largest
'e"o'ry establishment in ttat city His room is
"'es aud finished in the best stylc. His stock In
".'e' Is largo and Of the very best, Read his
advertisement,
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

A practical and thorough agriculturist,
backed by manufacturing skill aud capi-
tai, has sent to this country from Franco
Il shipment Of six tons Of the finest bcof.
root. Illinois is tho State chosen for his
experiment, nndupon the property devo-
tod to the culture large refinery is to
be Immediately erected.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

Aug. Il. noeninE of 81. Charles, ajvcr.
tisss in tho Hsrald large and splsndii Stock Of
staple and Fancy Drcss Goods, ~f all descriptions,
I" which no invites the attention Of alt persons
VIII" want large load Of goods for Onc Dollar-
Ills advertisement gives . full description Of
Goods. and tho pricos to somo Of the lcadn, arti.
Cles. Read II.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

hook StOrc.-Ecad Card of. NJ. Crawford,
Wholesale and Retail Dcalor in BOOKS and sta
ti"nary s.. Louis. 1t is a good house where yo,
oan get the latest publications at fair prices. Call
and examine Stock.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

Lafayette Mllls.--Afessrs Kremer and Martin,
Pr0prietors the Lafayette Mills at 81. Charles
furnish good nour and pay the cash market price
Tor wheat. Read their sdvertiscmcn, and give
them call.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

Niusie.-For good music. send your orders to
Balmer and Weber, No. 50 Fourth street, st.
Louis. They keep Musical Instruments of oil
descriptions and sell choap. Read their card,
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

Furniturc.-A good assortment can bc found
at No. 3sj broadway st. Louis. IIeitcrt and
Piening, keep on hand large assortment Of every
dcscription, besides Mattresses aud Looking Glass.
cs. Rcad card.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

decentralization FiclJ, Sanford and
Wells, No. 81 North Main street, St. Louis, have
the largest and finest assortment Of China, Glass
and Qucusware. to bc found in thu, city. For
60. Read card
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

Competition Deiied.-A. l.. Kingsbury, at
st. Charles, dehcs any body to sell cheaper than
he docs. Great Bargains nre to DO had, Ono dol.
lar will buy load II goods.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

The City llOtel.-snt st. Charles is a good
place to 'torat 1t is kept by j. Custer. an old
and experienced Landlord, who know. how to
keep good house. Head hi. card.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

Just for Fun. J. c. bright, Of st. Charles,
whose advertisement will be found in the Her
all says hia motto Is I" "H C,r I"n. Taking this
60 be- true, II will only bc fun I" buy goods cheap
from him. Those who don't believe il, have only
to 90 to his Storc aud bc convinced Of its truth
Read advertisement.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

Apothecary.-Alcx.L Lcitch, corner 4th and
Olive street St. Louis, Importer Of EngIish and
French Chemieals. Surgical Instruments, and
Fancy articles, has ono tho largest and best an.
sortmcnt to be found in tha. city. Read his card
then call and zee him.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

st: Louis has apopulation of230,0OO,
ol churches, "a newspapers, 30 public
and 54 private schools, 4 universities, z
other colleges, Al brcwcries, II distillor-
les, ISL saloons.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01
ARDEN X. SMITH, Scc'y.

hS' Somebody has sent in a commu. .
nication, forgetting at the same time to
givc the authors name. When tho wrS
tor leaves his name with the Editor, We
will publish il.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

The Christian churches ut tho death OF
it, founder, Alexandria Campbell, had o
membership in this country and in the
British dominions, ofabout 100000.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

"0'a rcn'.-S. ". Higgins, No. 60 Olive st.,
.e'"een Third and Fourth, St. Louis, manufac-
'.r's tho bost Gold Pens now in usc. That Is tho
P"ee 70 got Gold Pen. Remember the number
snd call on him.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

Never tread On the tail Of cat, or tell
woman shc is not handsome, unless you
are fond Of music.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

Groccrics.--il. +. ri"pcr anil Co.. dealer. in
6r""cri"s, Wines nni liquors, 81. Charles No.
have th" finest aud best building in that city,
h''od with Groccrics Of all description The
building Is brick, IS foot long. nni one of the be-.
Cellars, rat proof, We have for many day.
They '"'l cheap, anl have Il large ani ncrra ing
trade. They will srI cheap as the saln" article
can ho purchased in st Louis. Read carl, then
call anil SEQ III, ~.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01
TROY MARKET REPORT.
corrected every week by FL. swINSEy.l

TRov, April s, 1855.
PORK.-From $3Ci$0 y hundred n.
BEEF-From S7GGSs y hundred n.
CORN-From 35GIl0c v bushel.
OATS-From 25(s:i0c y bushei.
WHEAT From IL 75GI $500 y bushel.
DRIED APPIES-From ?.00Gt 2.jO y busl,
DRIED pEACllES-From $3.5OGysl.O0 y bsh
DRY lIIDES-14c y N.
GREEN !ilDES-Gc y h.
EiGS-ljc v dozen.
BCTTER--25(13Oc y h
LARD-From 15(129c v n
GREEN APPLES-5OGl75c y bushcl.
FLOUR-From $llGG$'4 y barrel.
CORN MEAL-50(D60c y bushcl.
SUGAR--2Oc y N
COFFEE-38c y IN
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01
MaglIire's Benne Plant.

M0gllire's Benllc Plant.
For moro ,hsn twonty years this valuable ined.
icine has been IN general use as remedy for dia.
rhca, dysentary, cholera and complaints Of tho
bowels incident to summer, and we do not exag.
gcrato whom We cay that II Ia tho most successfi,
ana popular specific ever offered to the public
Missouri Republican
THE vory lest romedy that can bc used for Chol-
era Is Msguires' Extract Of Bcnno Plant, IL Is in
nnitc'y superior to any Of tho receipts published
~ tho newspapers, no matter from what source
they may 10 derived. 1t was used in 1880
and 5l with astonishing success, since that time
as q euro for Diarshca, Dysentary and Bowel af.
druggists everywhcrc.-lst Louis Dcmocrat.l
Ague and Fever, Intermittent Fever and Dumb
Ague speedily cured by Maguirc's Ague and Fc-
ver Mixture. Prepared and sold by J.& c. Ma
guire, Druggists, corner Second and Olive street.
Juno LIST 1866 n23 p8m
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01
STATE CENTRAL CoAMirrgg, !
CONSERVATIVE CsIoN PARTY, !
...,s. |

CONSERVATIVE UNION Party,
ST. Louis, May "a, 1906.
In compliance with the wishes of q
Number OF citizens throughout the State,
the Conservative Union Convention, ap.
pointed to be held in st. Louis on We'd
nesday, June G, is hereby postponed to
Wednesday, July 3, 1866.
II. 3. BROWN, Prcs't.
ARDEN X. SMITH, Scc'y.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01
Competition lDclled,

competition OC0ed.
No humbug no nonsense: Facts s,c stubbor,
ihng'.but this IL fact beyond dispute that In.
best and cheapest place to purchase yosr Cotbi,,.
Is ut tho st Charles Clothing Da.arr,
A: L KIN0SBURY,
Main street opposite KIingsrs Mill.
Constantly on . fashionable assortment os
Mcn and Boys Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats
other house In 81 Louis in his limo
Como and convince yonrscle
Juno !, 1860 n23 psm
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

Dclls and Pumps.--For Drass BoIls and a
dozen different kinds Of Pumps, 50 to A. J. Kor-
shaw, No. 81 North 3rd street, st. Louis. Ilc has
tho largest and bvst variety Of Pumps We over
saw. Read card.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

Watches and Jewriry.--lf you wan,
g"'"i Watch, call on li""ghcr brothers. M. ?ls
South Fifth street, st. Louis, Southern Hotel
Building, nnd you will 10 sure I" got genuine
article. They keep superior assortment Of
Watches, Gold rcns. Jcwclry aud puro silver ware,
which they offer low far cash. Read advertise
ment, and when you visit tho city, call AMI SC"
them.
The Lincoln County herald., 1866-06-01

S'"od 1'iTuOr.--'!o to julius II. smith, snl
10. M. III Walnut street, st, Louis, Mo. for tho
b'd Reotided Whiskoys. That Is tho place 10 get
good article. Read card.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-10

ThF hFtIVaIs Hbd depatFafHF hp % thres
0'eioek yesterday include the Htarlightapd
Afinenia, Vt Louis 10 pittABurg. Manga.
tuclf. Cincinnati 10 ~. PhHig Mihnsoia
Cincinnati 20 Memphis; pink Varbls,
Louisville ~ Eaatport; 1yoiilAianH, New
Orleans TO L6uiAyilIa,f a fuada, Cairo 10
tsyansviiie; robert ~, Lee. Louisville 10
New ofieaBsj keweboy. Henderson " 70.
turn Anna, Cincinnati 20 Afsmpiiis.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-10
DR.. WHITTIER,

A REGULARLY BRED PMHSI-
IN CHAM, nh his ID ploma, which hangs
IN Ills office, win show, has made Chronto
Diseases ne study Of MS h(e, and has o.
union.wide reputation, having been longer
located IA So Louis than any other Chronic
DISGUISE Physician. ffnHf ~9H tafI+
Much Of his practice has, been OF o pri-
vnte nature Syphiiis, Gonorrhna, 1icet,
or Mcrcurial Afleotions OF the Throat, Skin,
or Homes; Orchltis, Hernia, or Rupture,
ALSO the effects of a Solitary Habit, rulnouA
10 body nnd mild producing lilotohes, De.
sight, Confusion OF Ideas, Evil Forcbod-
ings. Aversion To Society, Loss of Memory,
WcRlSncaS, etc. not al these In any one
case, but all occurring frequently In va-
riouH cnsca.
moderate cureH guaranteed Consulta-
lions by letter or ~ office, free. Most cases
cnn he JlTopeffy treated without an tsttafpfetg,
and medicines. secure from observation,
sent by mail or express. No hlndranco to
business I'm most cases.
Address box $685. 81 Louis, Mo.
Hours ..iS ann, 10 \ pm, once perma-
ncutly located ut NO W ~. Charles street,
bot,ycen sixth and Seventh, one square
south OF Lindcn Hotel, retired spot In
the centre of the city.
consultation rooms, and rooms for the
nccou,tno,lntion Of such patients as require
daily personal attention.
EVER YBODY t..
can get In u sealed letter ohNelope my
',Thuory. symptoms. and treatment 81
Nervous, Urinary, aud Sexual Disenses
clearly delincnting all the Discussed Condi-
tionR, with full Symptom Lists, for tive
q, ree-oVni postage-stRmps 70 prepay posi-
age. Circular for Ladies', relating 70 DIS
enses OF Puberty, Menstruation, ana Freq
nancy, three cents.
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