davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-11-26
MOTEmENTS OF PRICE.

AS part Of the machinery 10 delay and
draw of troops from the expedition down
the Mississippi, Gen. Price again appears
in Missouri, and at latest reports vas at
Osceola, one hundred and twenty-three
miles in southT esterly direction from
Jefferson City. If there are in that part of
Missouri Union men, nov will be their
time to aid the Cause Of the Government.
Price will be defeated in one part Of his
errand, probably in all. The first move
ment Of the expedition Will cause q hasty
recall Of his troops to the quarter more
immediately menaced by our forces. 1t
will be flank movement which he will
take especial good care shall not cut him
off from the seciion whence his army is
drawn.
, 1861-11-26

EY~ Gen. james e. Lane, United States
Senator from Kansas and commander Of
tie far-famed Kansas Brigade, is now on
his way to Washington, and will I'VE are
advised by teaegraph) arrive here this
morning By the train from Quincy. Ashe
has been making speeches along the way,
and as he will probably remain here day
or two, we hope the opportunity
will not be los: to introduce him
to our citizens They Will bs glad to hear
from him, the only live man" thus far
developed in the field. Our largest audi
cree rooms are none too large for the
crowds who would flock to see and hear
8 man who has Won such signal renown
during the campaign, and who has, in SO
many respects, struck the popular idea
right in the center.
, 1861-11-26
the LATEST NEWS.

INT LRIESl Mt.WS,
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
THE FORTHCOMING SEcRETARY's
REPORT.
Hon. I. n. Arnold's Memorial.
THE CLAIMS soFTHEWEsT.
PRESENTED.
LATEST FROM DIXlE'S LAND,
A NEW CAPITAL FOR sECEssIA.
CHANGES IN REBEL CABINET.
New RAILROAD Facilities atW Washington
4 RESURRECTION OF ARMS.
From the Lo1re,. .M{ss;ss;ppf,
HeLLIxs' FLEET WILL LIE 1T MEMPHIS.
A BAD SCARE IN TENNESSEE.
~
LEGISLATURE.
Gen. Price Marching N0rthward.
IMPORTANT FROM NEW MEXICO
MILITARY MOVEMENTS FROM THENCE.
Boston Welcomes the Han who ssTakes the
Responsibility"
, 1861-11-26
HE CHICAGO UNION DEFESCK
EDMMI TTEH.

Enough Las already been demonstrated
and acknowledged in official quarters, to
declare that the disbursements and con-
tracts Of the Union Defence Committee Of
this city will compare favorably with any
outlay that has elsewhere been made since
tie war opened. Tie committee from
Congress, who will hare . heavy budget to
report at Washington next month, found
their labors Gghtened here, in what one Of
their own number pronounced "one Of
tie few green spots they have found" for
not elsewhere have contracts for outfit and
subsistence been more happily made or
more faithfully filled. The Committee will
receive just this Official endorsement in
time 9Ee are assured.
, 1861-11-26

~ KANSAS C1Tr, Nov. aa5-Tae Santa Fe and
carson City mail, with dates to the 16.h, ar
rlTed this norning, TWO days ahead Of time.
NO through passengers. At j nc -ting Of the
mercf2nts Of Santa Fe, on tee TT lust, it vas
resol7ed that thsy would endorse for the Gov.
e1L1Ient to any am cunt that may be advanced
1t the territory. This action was taken In
earse quence Of the scarcity Of the coin which
Eas heretofore made up the circulating medium
in the transactions OF business, and has from
rome excuse almost entirely disappeared,
causing IN unusual stringeucy in the money
Harket.
The call Of the Government OF New Meui-
co for 1900 mfIf'fa to garrison the different
Posts in the Territory IVES responded to, and
the whole number Will n short time be re-
ported for tuty. 4 light bsttery, ,commsnded
by Lieut.. Anderson, Z. s. A., left Santa Fe for
the South, On the 9th inst. An fmports ant
movement in this direction is anticipated.
Gen. Hatch snd family have left for the East.
Ihe smallpox prevails with fearful mortality
smong the children in the Rio Abajo. Il has
:lso spread TO the Navajae Indians, proving ia
tal to the tribes.
, 1861-11-26

e There are "two Richmonds in the
field" and one OF them is at Nashville,
whitner the rebel Congress is to instantly
remove. Isn't it little severe on the Old
Dominion to make her the chopping block,
to eat her fields barren, trample hard her
soil with the feet Of two great armies,
plsce her in danger of disnemberment; ;
set all the ginger co1ored children of her
il1ust1ious sons flying North, and after
al net give her the capital: sOld Virgin
ny" would tire Of that if she was (which
she Is NOT a barleycorn's breadth above
the business Of growing mulattoes. She
must follow her market.
, 1861-11-26
EAmR NON AND CHASE,

Special dispatches from Washington
foreshadow the contents Of the forthcom-
ing reports Of the Secretaries OF War and
the Treasury. The country is assured that
the head Of the War Department. Secre-
ta1y Cameron, will distinctly aYow the pol
icy Of placing arms in the hands of all
men willing to Use them for the salvation
Of the Onion, and that loyal slaves Of re-
hels should have the right to strike for the
Republic. The SHAREHOLDERS are aiming
their daggers at ihe vitals Of the nation.
Let all friends of the Republic, black as
We'll SIS white, help to ward of the deadly
bow ard cleaVe the assassin down! This
ia the position said 10 he taken by the Sec
retary Of War. It is solid ground; it is
common sense; twill receive the hearty
sanction of every earnest patriot; Of every
man who loves the Onion better than slave
y. Secretary Cameron looks at the
question from military stand
point, while Secretary Chase looks
at It from a financial point Of view.
AS The army advances into the rebel conn
uy,Fast multitudes CT slaves will inevitably
become separated from their masters. As
asBeaufort, rebel claimants will run ayay.
leaving the slaves behind. The Secretary
Of War proposes TO employ such Of them
as are fit and willing to fight and work, to
handle the musket and spade. But tue
mass Of the slave population are not suita-
BILE for soldiers or camp laborers. They
are women and children, and old men,
Besides, all the able-boded slaves cannot
be spared for military purposes. Secreta-
y Chase Suggests very simple and eff
eient way Of disposl0g Of these people. He
proposes that all the biacks not employed
in the urny be hired TO work On the plan
1at'cns Of the rebels, and paid fair wages
1or .ass'ng cotton, rice, sugar and tobacco,
1or Uncle san-ehe profits that accrue, 70
MO TIE Nat:on4l treasury, and help to de-
fray the Expenses of the War, and pay in
terest On tie war debt.
Ibis plan Of the long headed Secretary
answers the OFT repeated question. What
Shall be Gone with the siaves after they are
liberated? Secretary Chase saws: Sat
them at work just where they arc: nav
them proper wages; treat them as human
beings.
This is certainly wiser disposition Of
the slaves than TO let them roam IN the
rear ofour armies to depend or pillage for
sustenance; and wiser than 10 convert the
Government i2to slaye~holding corpora
TOD, ard attempt to reduce them each in
20 n"noage, ettler as the property Of the
ecfeEnnent nr their rebel claimants.
Ai'e ma1uu'stcd slaves will gladly work
,ne p'an'a;'oFs on which they have been
oofa and ra'sed, ton shares" or for
i'ss' ano 1h-y would labor far more indus
ulous's'''''hfn|'5and contente3ly than they
esei wrought, when stimulated by the lash
OF an oVe1ster and placed on level with
, 1861-11-26

tY Our dispatches from Washington
st,es. that our Representative, Hon Isaac
n. Arnold, has made good progress in tue
presentation Of the important claims of
his city and section. In the coming Con-
guss it will be recognized and put On
record that there is West.
, 1861-11-26

a second meeting CT the citizens OF Joliet
was held at the Court House last Friday even.
irg, for The purpose of fo-nardiDg this great
national work. ME. Breckinridge made a
lergthy aid able speech in favor Of the mes
sure, and the necessity Of urging the MISTER
upon the atte2tion Ct the approaching Con-
greEs at an early day. He was followed by
Hon. C1i osgood, Mayor Bowen, F. Good
speed, Gad Henry snapp, who discussed the
subject ably, in its various aspects-bo:h Is =
local and National enterprise.
A Committee oftwenty was appointed to pre-
pare ard procure zig natures to memorial to
Congress on the subject, after which the meet
ing adjourned to meet again at the call Of the
Chairman, when Hon. John Wentworth and
Dr.. Brainard, Of Chicago, are expected to ad-
dress the gathering. Movements for Similar
meetings are taking place in other parts Of the
State alorg the line Of the Illinois River, and
Canals. It is time for Chicago to Be doing
something in the same direction.
, 1861-11-26
TIE EOCNTE WAR ApFRQPRIA.
TIuNa.

Within few days past, the County War
Committee chosen by the Board Of Super
visors in June last, to disburse the fund
for the equipment Of the Hecker-Jaeger
regiment and the Irish Brigade Of this
city, have received from the Federal GOV.
eminent 1000 on the claim for reimburs-
ipg the amount expended, which is a!l in
process OF adjustment. OF the money
thus received the Committee have placed
s., 600 in the hands Of the Union Defence
Committee for the relief Of families of
ToluEeers IN this city, and the first named
Committee are meeting the call from fami-
lies Of volunteers within the county, out
side Of the city limits.
, 1861-11-26

CAIRO, Nov. 25.-Fourteen CT the Camp
jackson prisoners arrived here OF the steamer
Platte Valley last evening, and We're to daY
sent to Norfolk, Mo-, to be- exchanged for
Federal prisoners. AL quiet hsrs and at Pa
dutah,
, 1861-11-26
PTocee diDgB OF Clzfb Jackaonss f,ert..
lMkufe 2t NeQ4ao. Mo.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25th4-Tea Statesman. Dub
Ished at Columbia, Mo-, has information from
Stosho, that the R1mp Legis1 .ture OF this
State, after obtaining quorum by the az.
rofrtment Of proxies. elected John B. CLARK,
formerly member OF Congress from the How
a1d county, and 4 l. (. Peyson, Of Cass csun
The Legislature has appointed members to
the rebel house Of repres sentatives from the
different Congressional DISTRICTS 0 the State.
au org whom are Emmet McDoueld. Of AZ
Lonie, Of h0otas corpus notorte,y, l. Nellie
ry, OF AUG ram equity, and james s. R4tus, Of
JaEper cou1t5-aA OF whom are In PEice's ar.
NV
, 1861-11-26
FFnn3 EAItf1fnf4.

New YORK, Nov 25-The steamship North
Star brings come U. s. troops and Col Blu
charan, and the following officers Surgeon
McCormiek, Maj. K.tchua:, Captains Wallen,
Russell. Davidson and Davis, Assistant Sur.
EeoAB Letterman and Palum Lieutanante
Genhg, Scott, Turner, Carbon and Gray. Nc
news
There is no news Of the p1iyateer Sumter
but she is probably near the coast of Vene,
Zueia
, 1861-11-26

WASHINGTON, Nov. a5.-The following M.
tice WEE 1tsued to-day from the State D spart-
meDt:
Oscar DepntDg: Jonathan Amory, and Ell O.
Ad~me. Al New York Boston, and Portland r.
epective1y authorized to countersign passports
icr foltlt Lers !Ioesc1lnE thence aoroad
{S'gItd3 Wx q, SEWARD.
J Howard. Jc.. ore Of the correspondents
Of the New York Times, hae been rendered the
position 1T Ats'ttant Adjatant General to
G-p Gu1maa's 3 Brigade.
severM persons belargiug to Maryland
have hesn fsleaasd from Font Warren.
, 1861-11-26

Dfsestrous Flre~--HesfzRaston Of Con,
BlenkeF.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-B5 fire at Petit
bone's Biadery to-day. $1,000 copies OF the
mechanical pcrtio7 OF the Patent Office Re
port were destroyed.
Gen. Ble1ker to-day tendcrsd his resignA.
lion.
a forsgirE expedition from McDcwelrs d.
Vision tc-dsy oblzned large amount Of To-
1sge On ths road half Way to Fairfax Court
H. use. No signs OF tho enemy were eeea.
, 1861-11-26

SYRACUSE, No, Nov. 25.-Intelligencs has
feen received here from parties direct from
Osceola, that Pries's army crossed the Osage
river at Hoffman's Ferry on Friday last, and
:o]1crirg day. The intelligence comes to
GeD. S:eale, In command at Seda!ia, from 3
nan who left the rebe. or ny on Friday, aud
IS confirmed By two other persons who
reached seda'ia rom Cole Csmp, direct from
Uscecla- The Federal tcrces ct S.dsi4 and
Vicinity amonnt to 1900. PEice's ermy il e.
t mated a. from 25,eoo to 5000. It IS rr,na-
, 1861-11-26

tB 4 letter from Gen. MeClernand's CAMP
on the 23d, says mcst of the wounded in the
fight at Belmont are improving. aud not more
than twenty-five Or Thirty ef the entire mum
Der Of wounded Will be lnc.pacitated for &C
tive duty.
, 1861-11-26
Gen. Janien H. Lane.

Especial Dispatch To the Chicago T1ibnneI
QG-ScT, November Is, 1861.
General James 81. Lsne arrived this evening
with family and several members Of his staff
lie spoke yesterday at Weston and St. Jo,
and WAS enthusiastically received along the
entire route. He will arrive in C5icayo tn
morrow mc.ning,
, 1861-11-26
Af6 Elf NAfth GnY.nl1nn

New YORK, Nov. 25-The schooner E,
Sheldon will In ms dis.ely commence taking
in foll cargo Of provisions for usttesas Ii.
let, They aye for the Union men of North
Carolina. These provisions are not from GOV,
elument, but private donations.
, 1861-11-26
The st. Louis Claims Damm1ttea

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 25.-The committee ID
pointed to Investigate TIE claims against tic
Government in this Department have been in
6tsslon something over tWo weeks, aud claims
ahouutlpg to mole .asu six millions Of dol
lars have been presented and approved. Many
1slatrg to different claims, is reported in fall,
Claims slill continue to be presented daily in
large purnbess, and the labors Of the conmit-
1se viii hardly b. concluded for eeyerai weeks
, 1861-11-26

destruction Of Railroad Property ut
Altons
ALTON, Ill, Nov. Is About o'clock yes-
ttrosy morning, the engine house Of tho st.
Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad at this
place was destroyed by tire. Three engines
lbs Juno, and Mes. 23 and 16-art in the ruins,
The loss smounts to abont $40. purity
covered by insurance.
, 1861-11-26
HOnOrA TO n HaYn.

BGsroN. Nov. 25.-The reception of Com.
mooore Wilkes will take place this evening at
Faneul Hall The officers Of the San Jaeiuto
viii be receTed at Long Wharf BY body Of
citizens, with music, and escorted to tae Hall,
where hand shaking by the people generally
Hul constitute the proceedings,
, 1861-11-26

WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Con- Go!dsbor.
oueh reached here this morning. He reports
Il: t el is quiet at Fort Monroe The rebels
have been arrestirg Union men at Accotink
Greek, end sending them to Richmond.
, 1861-11-26

E The rebels are still busy cutting te1e-
g1apl wires in Missouri On Saturday and
Sunday the principal cutting took place nesr
the Lookout station, fifteen miles above JET
feYton CITY,
, 1861-11-26

tY The London Tmes compares Balls
Bluff to Braddock's de'e4t, and admits that
no disgrace attached to the Federal troops
themselves, who did all that could be expected
Of men.
, 1861-11-26
&bir4.ln Eri1l,1ns


@ Claib Jackson and his gang have
the croWning merit Of cool impudence.
His peripatetic Legislature hes just elected
Senators to the new rebel Congress, to
meet in February ut Nashville.
, 1861-11-26

H Nj, Sprowle's f1al letter from Wash
ingron is given Oh onr third page. His III sue
cess in his ttas 4 ies on will benotsd
, 1861-11-26

~ Up to Saturday stx millions and half
dollsrs In claims were presented to the War
Clains Commission, in session at St, Louis.
The number Of claims is 1890.
, 1861-11-26

AA-~ ANAA4AG ~ AAAs Ill! Pl1kA @19E1 Usually
untitled the Wanba2eia Lznd Case, being T.
t1ia4 as to the title to strip Of land On the
#tEt side Of the North Branch, has Just been
concluded before the United States Circuit
Court, Judge Th3mas D:unnoad presiding.
The tile of the case is, "Kingsbury ct. al Us.
'ae Northwestern Rsi1"ay Company" 1t ia
case Of ejtctn1ent, beth contesting parties
claiming to hold title from James Kinzie.
The plat Of WEutarsia Addition to the city
Of Chicago was made in 1881, but not epread
upon the records Of Cook County untll 1854.
The plaintiff clsfmt title by deed executed
y Kibzle in May 1883. The defendant, as
well az several other parties, claims title n1so
from kirzie of later date. As the Court, in
cEsrging the jury on Saturday Irat, gave
brief summary Of the testimony, as well a.
his rulings ard inftl uetions. our statement OF
the main points in the suit are mada ticm h;s
charge.
The controversy regsfding the said strip of
jand turned upon the boundaries CT E7auban.
fia Addition, the defendant, claiming that the
lines ran to the river. TIE original plat Of
this Addition Was, after record, withdrawn,
and Was before the Court. The interest Of
the controversy hinged upon simple, pale
line, drawn upan that plat, to which the at
Nntion Of the jury Was especially directed.
1t was apparent to casual observer that this
line WAS not made with the same material, or
a. the same time, with the remainder of the
boundaries on the same chart. The latter
were made with ink, while the former ap-
1eared as though drawn with lead p encil, OF
II fia frf profocrnr
tie eignidean. line chemically, stated 1t a. his
opinion that 1t wss done with the latter. This
line purrorted to be the eastern bou ndary Of
tie elcte. If this was upon The orig inal plat
when placed On file for record, it sho uld gor-
en- their rights. This line IL said to have
been entirely 1egible when the controversy
first commenced. The testimony of MI,
Wooley, the Surveyor, went positively and
1nequiyocally to show that he, himself,
placed the line where it existed when he made
lie plat. This, however, Was An e1 are ex-
animation.
The next testimony in favor OF the theory Of
the plaintiff WAS that Of James Kinzl e, who
distinctly stated that tie linewas plac ed there
10 designate the eastern boundary of the 1ots,
another fact Was, tbat other parties had also
set up claims to the strip Of land under the
Kingshury deed. The affidavit of 8. L. Baker
substant;ated what Mr. Wooley had stated,
Baker EAs At one time the attorney of the
Kingsburys, and was offered some interest In
ihe property for carrying on the suit. He
complained that they after wards repudiated
such actlon-before the suit had been deter
mined.
rpy,r0 pr4,
, 1861-11-26

The summing up Of the 1stest foreign ad.
yices gives REV ofa most disturbed state in
European affairs. Hungary is threatening an
oatbressE Poland is revolutionary; Austris
Las trouble enough pending; the Gar Of all
shu Russisns is urhappy; with good reason;
Italy is ready for war, snd ,Garibaldi may set
abs ut 1t. This by good judges Is pronounced
= vers sufficient reason why foreign powers
nsaintsin qulescence as to American difilcul.
ties,
, 1861-11-26

TOLEDO. Nor. 25.-Col Mnlligan arrived
here this evening, and had large and enthu-
siastic reception By the city authorities and
citizens
, 1861-11-26

B Gel. Tu1cbin Ct the 18th Illinois RegI-
11ent is Genersl pro TEN Of Brigade now
forming st EuzabethtoWn, Kentucky, his
present camp.
, 1861-11-26

The notorious q Clay Pate was Cap
tsin in the Guyapdotse af.it> Isn't it true
tha! pats rss hrcEen.
, 1861-11-26

H The Jsnesv'}le Gazete gives the list of
enlistments in Rock County, Wisconsin, NUN
beripg 1.500, placing that county ahead In the
share Of the quota Of Wisconsin.
, 1861-11-26

B~ Gen: Fremont will p,as through Gin
clnpaN, en- route for New York, on Wednesday,
accompanied hy his family,
, 1861-11-26

b. our dlspstches Of last night, It will
% seen that Hollins, With his ran, has gone
up to Memphis. It is doubtful If the Mlssis-
f'pl' at TINT place is Lig enough for Hollins
to lie in.
, 1861-11-26

The Rebel Capital Moved from Rle+,,
mora To Nashville.
BALTIMORE. Nov 25.-Tte r chmond En-.
qsfrrT ta's that the coLfede1ate Caperess hss
paestd bill for the 1emuval of the Cap.tai
f,om Richmond to Nashville. and that tne
Copgrets will soon sese11ble there.
, 1861-11-26

tB Col Dichey's Cavalry Regiment, now
Ut Camp Butler, are fully armed, aud b ave or
ders to report ut st. Louis without DELAY,
They Viu doubtless "loin the expedition
, 1861-11-26
LATEST FROM DIXlE'S LAND,
4 NEW CAPITAL FOR SECEsSIA,
New Railroad F Facilities atW ashington


From the Lo2ce3' Mississippi.
, 1861-11-26
A BAD SCARE TN TENNESSEE,

GLAZE. JACKSONsS TRAVELLING
LEGISLATURE,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-06-07

FiDR The Adre,t;se,, Por;deace. r. r.
The testimony in their favor is strcng from the mos
respectable quarters.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-06-07

From, the Western r. ". Gaseste. Chicago. M.
We hartly endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his unriyalle
Ccphalic pills. st*
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-06-07

From Tie Kann~Aa Valley Star. k0n0arhn. Ia.
We are sure that persons suffering with the headache
who try them, will stick TO them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-06-07

From the Democrat 81 Cloud MINI.
Hyou are, or have been troubled with the headache
send for box &C. phalic ps) you may have them in
Of an attack as'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-06-07

From TIE Southern Ytfth Finder Ne,c Orleans In =
Try then! you that are afflicted, and that
your testimony be added to the already nuncro.
list that has received benefits that 10 other medicine ear
/ produce.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-06-07

From the Gnrette, Dnreaport bw0,
Mr.. Spalng would not his name with an arti
Gle lie did not kn0,r to possess real merit.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-06-07

From the Ernminer, NORFOLK, Ia.
Cephaic Pills accomplish the object for which they were
made, viz Cure Of headache in all its FORM
From the Examiner, Norfolk In
They have been tested in more than thousand cases
with entire success
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-06-07

From, Ne Commercial BUllet;n Boston, Mass.
Said to be very ctlicacous for the headache. 4
From the Commercial, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Suffering humanity be relieved.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-06-07
KEY CITY HOUSE.

nURTQUE. EGTyA. CORNER OF MAIN AND
- Third Streets. JoFs Rass & 10. proprietors
sta.eaaa PoY,ota Tfctet 0ee fer ~ Ecst md HrSt
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1861-06-07

FSOm the Adysytiser, YtDci54nce r.
The Cephalic Pills said TO be a remarkably eectiv
remedy for the headache and Of the very best 70
that very frequent complaint which has been discov
cred,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-11-22
G \ K ID | N + r IS
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA
CONpGIyn. M

A certain. safe and permanent cure for Rbeum..
tism, Neuralgia aud ,nlt Bheum. /, isan inter.
nal remedy driving out and entirely eradicatins
the disease. requiring no change in diet or husi'
ness, aud may be taken by children and persons Of
the NEST de eato constitutions with perfect safe.
y.
Testimonials.
"Gar}iners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Com.
p4.rd Is the bc,t n,ef,r,.s for tho dis'ass I'm
sau.-CHAS. A SMITH. No. | OId sat- H. e'e'
Boston. -''u'e'
Alter sudcrin. with Rheumatism twenty ,.,rs
and btin, confined to my bed several wesLs Ia,
sprins was entirely cured br the pse Of nne ho,
tie Of tar,iiner's Rheumatic and Nepratria c..
pound. NORMAN T. AYkE~, u FraukIi,
street. Boston
Ha,ir, bcen constant sufferer from, yorr,,,i.
f,r ,i-b,.en month. and h.er, 3,,,., - e'
ating rain TO tie trinl II numberles, ,smas,a.
without obtaining relief | wa, induced 10 A..
/ "Garluers EAeumatieani N.urnIeia t'oupo.nI y
have taken tat one bottle ana am estroi, vii
p. j.. BANTER. Drv ooeds Dealer NJ -
plttun Block. Lowell. Mas. p
| have been afflicted with Salt Rbenr in -.
waf-, form Tor a long time. and suffered NOR. ~.
en- BE- Imagined exacut bv those .i,piIarI, sfn;n,
cd Itri,d one bat,ls e. y.ur ,,nnrrnd
honestly my that fatIgyy myself eatifei, cured
JOHN 4 NuEpo. Pearl =, House Hostng NJ.
.GarItasr', Rheumatic and Neuraigi, casn
paurI- has ,rt5f.ly cured me If .uacrino.
rraf wears stard#nE " l. HGbGkINS N
p.4 state I.u.e. Boston.
Nv I'm. Tan t.,rs Ut age. la. been for tn -.
ys=a.z z5ett u ffr frsm S.i' Ebeum. h. hand.
covered vista s=fp. 4uI in e#5-iaut "a "a ,n, r.
49, a.ar eaa#f. aai eul,.i him y II IN
Nut.fi -sl s.i-E -tfF.t 7. Sam - A."
ea#z3 #r'. E.easaatls and Neuralgia Com.
ftts,,-.= rs ~. s.5=.' az II Ns1"tsia "
p w.. '''' 2fss' hea'e'
nae la,t b ~ = ,95r G -.,.-s,,r..l cn.., -.
, zrE==- #stt#sh X.#5f F,NX,I