davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04
DPoposAIs ToR RAroNs FOR 1862
QtAhI NJ s. MAnINE Conrs,

n ms
Or'h'A' A. ; Mt,uSs Cohrs' ,
Ws,hies'5n, -. teEheg - !Htl.
Seeded Proposals vlbs I .5 o , o furnishing IA.
h dy Os.o5et uslt " :. he ic,5uisr stsons during
~ yer y.l.l l,osi 5- yca Hsmr,hire.
fl,re.loyu, n. '' ',,-.vo-,
BT 5iki,r .c8s lslni, Ee''- U.s.
msshs ~ r.r. oi.hree quz.s,'o pound ~ mess
pa bas9p or one e. "a III ezra npgTbs ~. c!
~ ~ - .-vf-ty-iwO Cr-ces ii tAtIa syHcnc5 tolr
t 5co iht,y-. r.l az ths cptlon ofthc 5yeruueut
oIgc 81 ,isstqosy'a O! be- white Hcsn' oE IN len
sb' fol tsn g,Is Ll norls Of tea; Gssen pounds 81
- Sev ean su.ls; .9sf quarts Of vne- pound Of
!, o-o sTi ~ roan5s of good hsrd-Jpped ,al0w
ss uad fricl end hysix pounds o. potocs to each
ia '' iese1 ow1rc, Of four ounce, q our Or brosd
aJ ihe allow po4toesi a' above provided vii cease
the termination 81 e PIcae4i lnl1iei9on Sha We iS9h
NJ eSt station either in buls OF by D., single ration
d shsn c58-i Of thc best d H5st ch1i'e pieces 81 the
81 sass . ra.A Be No prime p0rk aud he gg0ge'
b,s % he o Ire beS. quality o. Linds named
A. bio mus. D., ,copedby ihs following snsanise:
,,..-,.-.,-., I9'1 = ,o.ar. H'; e, =. Cat. ~,
ssd -, Of -, il .he state Of --, l,s9by qua,
-, I.,.a.l ~ -..i - o- ,i,.v ,ul ,giii;,- ION 5,rf
e. De S5ru, fs p sse Win good ed sufficient sure
NJ AZ aoressii ~ esrlues 10 n h gooa he difference
bow ~ he sCr u The s1iS aud that which my &c
sraytad A. B., GuIsntoE
y .u.ss-: 4. d., 6usIaIt0T
EF
1862
Dor, ~ &C. iiy ihst the lboveualled - known 20
o. pr perry and ABLE to make good their gnsTsr,ze
,yoLe ,--,a Tn ne Can,l S.ges D.syisf.Jydge Ja.'s5
SUD. 4.sJ.. e. iff.yl.tg, o. to.ir-gs.I
Ne t-Jr1l Wy be- Considered unless accompanied ty the
ysgrers s-loT,-.d TO publish Tie shove vii send The
,spr coTtsa the ,st insertion 70 th.s oacs Tor eX6Is
PI5ro,a TO he lnGtrssd Proposals 'oI Rsols FOR 1907
-. 4 l,S's.I q, tte I4,lsrsi.gp4 ". b. SLACh,
- isslv.E Major and Quarielmsiier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

These stocke were on account of the Commercial
Bank of Palestine, Southern Bank of GRANVILLE,
Farmer and Traders Of Charleston, and Farmers
Of Newt enton-all of Illinois, and now IN liquids-
ton.
We have received a copy of the annual report Of
the Chicago 9Dd Rock Island Railroad Company.
The gross earnings Of the road from all sources
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04
THE HarrisJarg Patriot says:


The Harrisburg Patriot says:
The business on the Pennsylvania Railroad Mt The
present time is immense. The fact tram Tor the
WEES on Monday night carried 400 persons. No
soldiers were included in the count. The receipts
for that train wOntd have reached nearly 900 had
all the inmates been through passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

The statement of the present week rs compared
with the preceding, shows decrease Of 81 l52, iOj
in the items Of loans and dscouus, $573,s12 in de-
posiis an increase of S9,OO3 in circulation, and
$50, 473 in specie.
The statements Of the banks Of the three principal
cities Of the Union for tho last week compare with
the previous one and the corresponding time Of 1900
as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04
HIRJH,
WAR RTE ID.

PABoR-on Tu,,day Oct 2. 1851. at Hstsm, y. Y. ,be
wife OF Nillism r. Tabor, ora son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

TrE USIos TicKT IS CLIS1oy CorS1Y.--Tbe
blowing ia the entire Uuion ticket for Clinton
County,.
key Ge1bey Of fa,Ebt-LKStEL sTgrsCx, Democrat
,eeAtB tt.tt--NINKg CuIsBKELIN, kcpu0licsh.
s,Ssesos-MosEs kRxT PLlTT, ALkos FELTON,, chiStu
'ussSt u sass1s-ReTAuo O. RcssDE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

The Norwich and Worcester stcamers-tbe City
Of Boston and the City Of New-YorE, comprising
the line 10 Boston-wl hereafter have their termi-
nus ct New-London instead Of Aliyns Point.
A new and commodious depot has been erected at
New-L ondon for the accommodation Of the line, and
arrangements completed TO run the cars from there
direct 20 Boston. This change mnTt prove Of great
advantage TO the Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
II dispenses with the river navigation, which has
been at times interrupted by fogs, and ,ecur.s a
hsrbor which can be reached in all weather. The
local traffic will be much better accommodated than
hitherto IA express trains Of the Northern Railroad
Comrany will run 10 connection with the boats.
The receipts Of the Morris Canal for the week
aud season. compared with those Of 1900 have been:
Total 70 Sept a. 1860. .s2i7Gc7s
IA to5 -
Total 20 Sept. ri, l96l...........tisg23 i 10
-le5tJ7 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

annual dividend Of 10 per cent payable on demand.
The Fremen's Insurance Company have declared a
semiannual dividend of 6 per cent, payable on de-
nInnd. ....
The following sales Of stocks were made at auction
to-day, by Adrian H. Muller, by order Of j. X. Du-
bOis Illinois State Auditors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

Loans. Deposits specie. Circurn.
~ T. ScpL2s sl9fl2Ig s6 sgt55l SIS i2ss52 s8tSJ70
Bo,t.. Sept3o. o2,96,I13 N0pC'S $1,000 G.18s2q
Phls., SeptsO 265IIgl7 l63B liJ s,k2Res2 2,lgifgl
S2iS l04 81 sl32 aJA6s9s 80 6d 1889 l7l52 90
Last week. 20 90 $50 10 49, lI3 son f03 72t0s2
Last year.. tl7f'5us il3 1897 5L2Joss1 ie5S3 76l
Annexed is statement OF The business Of the Uni
ted States Mint for the month Of September:
DEFUsfTs.
al "
stLvEH pEFosITs.
Silver and purchases 1909 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-04

oOO Tenn o. 1901 with eoapS from Jolly !, 1861 I0i
JI!Ol Tenn. g. 1893 with coGps Eom July l. 1861. Al
EURO LousDAG Ga, 1859. coupl. from jane 49, 1851 $50
iItto La "a, 1894, coups rom Nov. l. l8il..54l $50
1900 La 6, 1895, coupon, from Oct l. 1901 ...,..575
4nOO Va So, 1881, coupons from july /. lCG...i,ci
1000 " g. g. 1886, coupons from JIly ,lg9l..5g.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
TBy Telegraph


New York, March ZIP. Motion
quiet and unchanged (: sales of 900 bales at
1890. for middling Uplands.
Flour rules quite firm, with less doing,
however, both for export and home con-
sumption. The storm materially checked
business: sales of 1000 brls. at So 2O05 az
for super6ne; 50 1905 40 for extra State,
chiefly at S. 3595 40; S. 20 for super6ue
Western; 50 3595 so for common to medium
extra Western; So 60@5 70 for shipping
brands extra round-hoop Ohio, and S. 756
z for trade brands do, closing quiet with
sellers Of extra State at So IS. Canadian
Flour rules quite firm, with moderate de-.
mand: sales of 600 brls. at S. 3506 rs for
common to good extra, and $7@7 so for
choice and favorite do. Rye Flour is in
limited request at So 1904 10 for common
to choice superfine. Corn-meal is steady,
with small sales at previous quotations.
Whisky in fair request at a shade better
prices; sales of 800 brls. at l7%@17Ac.,
chiefly at the inside price. .
Wheat is scarcely sc firm, and prices are
without important change; the firmuess of
freights materially checks the export de-
maDd; sales 30, 800 bush. Chicago Spring at
81 2o@l 26, in store and delivered; 6,40O
bush. choice North. western club at ST 27%,
delivered; 5000 bush. Winter red Western
at ST. 35, in store, an outside price; lS, 200
bush. Milwaukee club at 81 25@1 20, in
store and delivered; $500 bush. white
Western at ST 40@l So; 1900 bush. white
Kentucky at 81 25. Rye is firm with mod
crate demand, in part for export; sales {, 1900
bush. at &c. for Southern aud Csc. for Jer-
sey. Barley is steady at 72@9Oc.: sales 3, 700
bush. inferior Canada East on private terms.
Barley. malt continues firm: sales 1900 bush.
at $4,000. No important change in Corn
there is a moderate inquiry for home con-
sumption sales $4,000 bush. at 67@65o. for
old mixed Western, in store; 69@69%c &,
delivered Coo. for new do. at railroad depot;
6e@70c. for new yellow Southern; zoe. for
fair white do. Oats only in moderate re-
quest at unchanged prices: Western and
Canadian 33@3419c; State 34@35c., and
Jersey 3l@32c.
Pork firm, and the demand is moderate {:
sales of 300 barrels, at $l662@l6 rs for mess,
aud $l2 50@l2 70 for prime. Beef continues
dull: sales of 100 barrels, at 81 75@5 for
country prime; IS 1906 % for do. mess; s.
@le for repacked mess, and $lO@l1for extra
mess. Prime mess Beef dull, and nominally
unchanged. Beef Hams quiet and firm, at
$l2@15 for State and Western: sales of 200
barrels Western at SIS. Cut Meats steady {:
sales of 100 packages, at 6@6Kc., for Shout
ders, and S@813c: for Hams. Bacon dull,
and prices nominally unchanged. Lard con-
tinues firm and demand fair sales of $50
pkgs. at 9@l0c, and $50 kegs at l0M@llc.
Butter selling at l0@l4c. for Ohio, aud 10
@l9c. for State. Cheese steady, at 9@l0c.
Tor inferior to prime.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
Cincinnati Produce Market.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 81.
WHEAT-The demand is good from the
local millers and shippers, and the market
rules firm, at 81 for prime red, 81 059l 09
for prime Indiana white, and 81 1901 II for
prime Kentucky white: sales of $50 bushels
prime red, at$l; 1900 bushels do. do. on pri-
waite terms 800 bushels do. do. at 81 OF, de-
liyered; 700 bushels do. white, at 81 Os 600
bushels choice white, at 81 u; 800 bushels
do. prime Indiana white, at 81 06, and l,40O
bushels Hill at 81.
CORN-The market for ear continues
steady with a fair demand, at 3O@33c, at
the upper and lower depots; shelled is dull
and in but limited demand, at 32935c. for
mixed and white, in bulk sales of6OO bushels
ear, at the lower depots, at33c.
OATS-There is nc change in the market,
which remains dull at 25c., in bulk.
RYE-The market is steady, with a fair
demand, at 55956c. for prime.
BARLEY-The demands is limited and the
market dull, but without any change in
prices; we quote prime Western Spring at
60@62c., and prime Fall at 66@6Sc. sales of
700 bushels common Spring, at 45e.
HAY-The market is unchanged and
dull. We quote prime Timothy at $ll@I2
per tun, in bales, on arrival.
CHEESE-We have no change to report
in the market. The demand is moderate at
SIC. for Western Reserve; &c. for Hamburg,
and 1910. for English Dairy.
BUTTER-Prime and choice is in good
demand, with a light supply. Common
grades arc dull. We quote prime to choice
Roll at l6@l8c; fair to good at Il@l3c, and
Common at 8@l0c.
APPLES-The demand is limited and
local, and the market is dull, but prices are
unchenred. We quote common 10 prime al
81 2J@l 10 per brl, and choice at 50.
POlATOES--The market continues dull,
with but a limited local demand-$l 209l 81
per bIl. are the rates obtained for prime Ne
shanOcks, from store.
SEED--Clover rules dull aud heavy, but
prices are not quotably lower: sales of %
bush. prime at 81 20. Timothy is dull at
So IS for prime.
EGGS-The supply is better, and prices
are lower, closing at sH@9c. per dozr ship
pers' counts; sales of 90 bTls. at SIC.
FLOUR-Tbe market was quite dull, to-
day, and hardly any thing done. The sales
were about 500 brls, including $50 brls.
extra, at 81 80; 200 brls. extra at 81 90; 70
brls. supeIfine at 81 so, and $50 brls. family
at S..
WHISKY-Prices further declined &c,
and the market dull at the decline, dealers
unwilling TO pay over l3Ac, and several
sales have been made the last three days at
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
P.oalsncy Of abe Aas.rIan CAPITAL.

n iOANASh correspondent OpoClNtoH
Vienna bias the reputation of being the
most profigste capital in Europe, and from
Wbat | can see | concur most heartily in the
opinion. ! believe she deserves the reputa
ton she enjoys in that respect. Human in.
|Renuity Is taxed, and in fact exhausted, in
~inVentiDg new sources of pleasure. The
|OpeTh, the theater, those attended by the
higher and weather. classes, are set before
'tbe public with a degree of splendor and ar
|fistie exsetDess utterly unknown in Amer
5ca-N lille the lower classes are gorged with
IN il finite variety of cheap amusements,
morally unhealthy and destructive, at a cost
10 small that all may indulge the appetite
hlreaoy almost utterly ~depraVed; and so the
Government draw the chains that bind the
lives AID destinies OF these millions, so firmly
y ouDd them, that the bare thought of lib
trty, such ss is worthy Of manhood and the
ture aspirations OF a great people, is stified.
Dr. if some daring mau should breathe OF
4jgher hOpes and Bobler objects, should seek
arouse the feelings Of the gaping crowd,
be idea Of acting upon such suggestions is
ushtd out by The utter hOpelessness of ever
icing able to make way against odds so pow
rful. ! can not abate one jot my expressed
|pinion of the savage and contemplate ty-
6nny exercised by Austria over her subjects,
specially those Of Hungary, Venetia and
4Ombardy.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
A New and Wonderful Type setting Ma
chine.

A New and Wonderful Type setting Ma
chine.
The New York Home Journal thus de-
scribes a type. setting machine:
Alden type-setter not only can set types as
fast as eight men, but distributes, or restores
to their places, the same amount by the same
process an auto~-recuperation of outlay,
which it is wondrous to believe flor an edit
or, at least) may be a possible principle to
nature.
The type setter is worked like a piano, by
playing on keys-the mere touch on the key,
for the letter a, for instance, being instead of
the old fashion of taking up that letter with
the fingers, turning it right end up and right
side front, and putting it into the line, to be
adjusted with spaces. 1t Is a revolving table
of brass the machine worked by the
smallest steam power, and the cost is about
| 81, 500. 1t would "clear ITSELF of course,
by the saving of labor Ito say nothing of the
acceleration of work to which speed is so
necessary in a very short time. Without
going into a particular description of the
machinery. | may say, as one who has been
a well.taueht type setter himself, that it
seemed to me as the locomotive seems to the
stage driver or as the steamboat to the pad
dler of the csnoe-sn impossible destderatHm
brought miraculously to pass.
Perhaps The most curiously ingenious part
of the invention is that which gives the com
positor a chance to scratch his head or in
dulge in a r~everie, speak to his friend or
light his cigar, mend the grammar or criti-
cize the 'copy'-obviating, that is to say, the
necessity OF rigidly keeping up with the un-
varying steam propulsion of the machine.
This is done by a register Wheel, which
makes signals for the letters before they are
t8ken, and which will allow as many as
sixty to accumulate before they are disposed
of, with no hindrance to the action Of the
machinery. Could any thing be more like a
brain turned into brass ?
The inventor of this wonderful affair,
Timothy Alden, was a practical printer; aud
to it he devoted twenty years, dying when
he had at last perfected this brain and
nerves giving way to the diseases of over
concentration Of thought and will. How
naDy men are victims, in these "fast days.
to this kind of everlasting! Yet Alden
lived enough of a life, ifmeasured by benefit
to his race. What were the eventless centu-
ries of Methuselah las a good to the world il
comparison with the twenty year invention
of this Massachusetts type. setter?
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
OITY ApvERTIsNMENTs
Places OF Holding Elections.

CITY. CLEBK's OFFICE
- f. .. March 70, 1861.
I'm PURSUANCE OF A RESOLUTION
u adopted by the City Council on tho twentiet n
day Il March, 1861, notice IL hereby given to tho
qualified electors Of the different wards, that the
following places were designated to hold said cleo
~ti1n.said election to DO holden on the LIST day Of
First NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fourth street, near
Sycamore.
Second ward-Engihe house, sixth.street, near
Third word-eriaey's ONCE, north side OF Second
street, between LUDLOW and bawrence-streets.
Fourth Neutrality-suspicious., Yine-street, near
Columbia
Fifth Ward = Engine.house, vine-street. near
Court .
sixth Ward stringer's Saw Factory, Park-street,
Seventh Ward-Elm.s street, near Fourteenth
Eighth Ward Engine-house, Cutter.street, near
Ninth Ward Engine-house, Webster street, near
m
Tenth Ward = house, near Thirteenth
street.
Eleventh ward-JunctiOn of Hamilton.r road and
twelfth ward-Brighton Engine.house, Bank.
street.
Thirteepthward- En- ine- house, s. camore street,
near Eighth.
Fourteenth ward-Engine.h house, George.street,
between Plum and Central .avenue. r.
Fifteenth Neutrality-suspicious., Fifth street, near
Smith.
Sixteenth ard-Eugine.ho house, north least corner
of Freeman and Ninth.streets.
SeyenteenthWard -Engine- house. corner Of Vance
and Front streets.
The polls will be opened between the hours of six
and seven o'clock In the morning, and close at six
mh25 SAM, L. CORwINE, City Clerk.
Times Copy.1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
Remarkable Progress of ROmauism ia
Great Britain,
The pocfou To.ro11 sava.

Inc Boston journal says
The increase of popery in Great Britain is
a little remarkable, and is beginning to
alarm thoughtful minds. Statistics show a
remarkable progress within the last thirty
years. In the year 1929, the year in which
Roman Catholic emancipation was conceded,
there were in the country 447 priests now
there are 1872; being an increase of 1896.
Then there were 449 chapels nov there are
500: an increase Of 544. In 1859 there were
81 monasteries the increase during the
year has been 10. In the same year there
were 1913 converts for females; now there
are 1855. There are also IL colleges. Roman
Catholics are largely appointed as ~chaplains
in the army, and have all the privileges in
common with Episcopalian chaplains. The
Jesuits, too-whOse very presence in the
country is contrary to statute law - are
making efforts to get hold of the
education of youth. There are Ala Jesuit
schools in England. In Ireland, in 1859,
nearly 490,O 900 Roman Catholic children at
tended the national schools, which cost the
country about f205 900.
The extension of institutions under the
designation of reformatory schools is an
other object largely sought by the Jesuits.
The grant TO their schools in 1859 amounted
to FLO, 707. Maynooth College, an insti-
tuition devoted entirely to the training Of
Roman Catholic Priests, receives 100000
annually, from the Government. In mos
of the Colonies, too, the same course is pur.
sued, large sums being annually voted fol
Roman Catholic objects.
The British Sovereign swears on the Cos
pei, on her accession, that the peculiar doc
trines of the Church of Rene are "damna,
ble' and 'idolatrous," and yet the British
Parliament annually votes immense sums
for the propagation of those anne doctrines,
and for the education of the men who teach
them With such fostering care, there is
no reason why Papacy should not spread
rapidly.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

this rate. The sales to day were l,ls2 brls.
~ 1870, including that from wagon.
PROVISIONS - Nothing done Ia meas
Pork, and prices are nominal az SIG 75@l5,
the rates asked. A moderate demand for
clear rib Sides sold at 9%@l0c and clear at
l0L@lO9Sc. About 0 1000 ibs. bulk Sides
sold at sA@91Ec. for light to medium, in
Guiding $4,000 lbs. heavy at SAc. Bacon
and bulk Shoulders are nominal at 6@7c.
Lard firm at &c.
GRO0ERIBS-A good demand for Sugar,
with sales of $50 hhds. at 5%@7Mc. Coffee
firm; 81 bags sold at l32S@l3Ac. Molasses
firm at 3l033c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28

DR. LIvINGsToEE's Recommendations
ton has lately been received from DR.. Liy-
ingstone, the great explorer, and his party.
Favorable accounts have been incidentally
forw arded of the well being of the expedt-
tion, DIR. Livingstone being especially stout
and well. They are probably about at the
end of their return journey to Tett from
LiDyanti, expecting to meet the members of
the University Expedition, who are now in
the river. Mrs. Livingstone has been stay
ing at Cambridge, at Aubrey Villa, the
residence of the Rev. William Monk, during
the past few days. She is a remarkable
person, having shared many both Of her
fathers and other husbands most dangerous
journeys. Mrs. Livingstone will return TO
Africa after the lapse of sufficient time to
arrange family matters in England.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
LBy Telegraph.

~VNH WN-~
NEW YORK, March 27.-Stocks firmer but
dull: Chicago and Rock Island, 5S25; Cleve.
land and Toledo, 355s; GaleEa and Chicago,
1871; Illinois Central, sl5s; Panama, 1l7X;
Michigan Southern Guaranteed, 38X; Har-
lem, 1922; Harlem Preferred, Az; Erie,
32H; New York Central, 1871; Pacific Mail,
s5H; Delaware and Hudson, 99H; Illinois
Central Bonds, 1902; Michigan Southern
Sinking Fund, &c. Erie Fifth Mortgage, IS;
Tennessee Skies, 76. .
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
Especially Reported for the Daily Press.
Cincinnati Horse MARKET

The City Horse Market, for the week end
ing last evening, was rather more active
than it was the week previous, some 45O
head being sold, though at an average price
below that of the previous week-sAy SIS to
500 apiece; the difference in figures owing
to the inferior character of the stock, which
improved recently, but which is still below
H. ro,o-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-28
Certificates Continually Coming.

u Out Of justice to mYseif, and a duty I owe to
DR.. ]. HEBERN and the suffering community, |
with q cancer in my body for many years, and 1
tried the sk1h 81 me best PhysieisRs, but grew
and TemAined there several months and grew
went and put myself under his tire atment, and In
less than four weeks / was entirely well, and ana ~
this time at work at No. $50 EiRhth.Bt. Ny reai-
dence is at No. 40 Gest st. WIN. COOPER.
So salve sent to every part OF the United States,
when ordered. l.
The Doctor is the only physician now living who
can kill and cure q Cancer without Instruments OF
paiA. He also cures Piles and all kinds Of Sores,
rheumatism, etc. once, IS BaIr-sti corner oil
@SsG.R DR, j. HEBEBN.