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Legislative Summary.
MONDAY, January IA.

MONDAY, January "A
The Senate had short sessions morning
and evening. The bill to amend section
fifteen of Act of April 6, 1859, relating to
assignments of debtors, was. signed by the
President. Notice was given of bill to
protect t-bees. bill was introduced to
amend the act to punish the poisoning Of
animals. Sundry memorials for a change of
the county seat of Pike county were pre-
sented.
In the House, several members who had
been absent on Saturday recorded their votes
on the resolutions passed on the afternoon Of
that day. Four bills we're read a second
time and referred. Notice was given of sun
dry bills. Bills were introduced: to make
slander penitentisry ofense; to amend the
general incorporation act; requiring county
auditors to report the fees of county officers
for the relief of Jonathan West. A series
of resolutions was offered and laid on the
table reconsidering the instructions Of our
Congressmen to support the basis Of a Ma
tional compromise offered by "the border
States" Also, resolution inquiring after
the sale of State arms by Quarter Master
General Andrews. The remainder of the
day was taken up in the discussion of the
motion to refer the 'Senate bill to prevent
slaYeholding and kidnapping in Ohio, " to
the Judiciary Committee, which reference
was made, yeas 50, nays A.-Stats Journal.
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81 The scott and TOOmbs DiHicuIty Denisd.=

% The Scott and TOOubs Dihiculty Denied
A dispatch to the New York Post Of Sat
urday evening states that the report Of an al
tercation between General Scott and Senator
Toombs is wholly untrue. The facts areas
follows: General Scott Senator Toombs aud
BENJAMIN and others dimes at the house of
Mr.. Corcoran on Wednesday, and the South
ern Senator denounced the Union with insane
passion. Mr.. Toombs wished that the Star Of
the West conld be sunk, but no discourtesy
was offered to General Scott, and no difficulty
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ENdLIsH GRAlIMAR.

BulliOns' Analytical Grammar.
BulhOns RArsing Book. M ..-....-..
Browns First Lines of English Grammar.
Browns Institutes OF ofGrammar.
Browns Grammar OfEugli8h GrammnrH.
Clark,s first Lessons IN Grammar.
Glark's English Grammar Revised
COvolls digest Of Grammar I.#
fowler,s Elementary Grammar.
fOwler's English Grammar
. ToWler's Grammar-SchoOi edition.
Greene.s Introduction 10 English Gramm
Greene's First Lessons In Grammar.
Greene's Analysis.
Greene's Elements of English Grammar.
PtnneO's Primary Grammar. ...
PinneO's Analy tical Grammar.
PinneO,s New Analytical Grammar.
PinReo's English Teacher.
Towers Engl sh Grammar.
Weld'a NsW English GrammAr.
Weld and Quackenbos New Grammar.
Wells New Grammar.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, at the residence Of t. Prtntiss,
Esq, by Rev. 5. W Adams, JOHN Q. BEEkMAN,
0fGrand Rapids, Mich. anu Miss SUSIE PREM
TISS, formerly Of this city.
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. Fort PIKE, Jan. 3, AN
u. E.Mc--H, New Orleans :AFhs fort
is now surrounded by fishing smAeks, turned
into armed gun boats, and filed with armed
men, the hag boat Of the squadron having
holsted at the peak the Palmetto and Pelican
aags. A peremptory order had been sent me
BY the commander of the expedition to sur
render the fort at discretion, or an immediate
attack would be made. Ny reply was prompt
that until received orde.s from headquar-
ters, would defend the fort while man re-
mained to apply match to the guns or spring
a nine and, as a last resort, that would
blow up the fort and perish, with the star
spSngled banner, in its ruins. Posterity, l
trust; win do my memory justice, ai
l2asS s...- Z . b BoswoRTH.
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8poks & StatiouFFiJ.
READING AND SPELLING.


aemAn's Young Ladies Hoadar. fI
Hazeng sPsller and Defnor. .. ~
Hilard'a Readers.
LOvellG Readers.
McGulay's Smaller primar
McGu1ey's Pictorial Primer.
McGuney,a New First Reader.
McGuney 5 New HecOnd Reader
Mc9uneg's New Third R4adsr
mcGuney,s New Fourth tfeadar ...H Hl.
= EcGuhey'E New hilth Readsr
MeGuney'a New Sixth Reader
McGufey' 3 High school Reader
McGuney'H Old First Reader f...I. .H
McGufeyb Old second Reader
mcGutey'B Old Third Reader
McGufey's Old Fourth Reader
Met uiiey's 3 Old Fifth Reader.
hcGuiiey's g Speller.
PricoH English Speller. .a..
Sanders New speller. ..-, .H ..H
sanders Old 5peller.
Bargentls headers -.-I -H. .i.N .
ssan'a Speller.i l91ll .. -F +. HHa. F
r IOwne's Progressive Readers. g
IOWue's Progressive speller.
Tnwlo'u spslier and Dehnsr. l..H
Webster's Elementary Speller. -.-......
Wrighta OrthCgrsphy.
Word Method Primer.
WVroesters Speller.
Webb'H Normal headers,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-17

BSs@ The National Intelligencer has intelli-
gence which indicates the prevalence Of a
strong Union sentiment in Texas. Cockades
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Adleria Progressive German Reader.
Adler's German Dictionary, 70.
Adler's German Dictionary, School edition.
ElFell's German Dictionary.
Gand's Grammar for Germans to learn English.
German Speller.
Olendorff German Grammar.
Schischlager's Pronouucing Dictionary.
Paissner's German Grammar.
WOodbury's German Grammar.
-WOOdbury'a shorter Course. .
Woodbury's Method for Germans to Learn Eng
Esh.
Woodhury's Elementary German Reader.
WOOdbury's Eclsetic German Reader
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BooK-KEEPING.

Crittenden's Bookkeeping, Counting House edi-
ion.
Crittenden's Bookkeeping, School edition.
Duff7a Bookkeeping.
Fulton and Eastman's Book Keeping.
Jones Book Keeping.
Mayhew's Bookkeeping.
Kafsh'S Bank and Joint Stock Accounts.
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FRENCH.

Collot's Dramatic French Reader.
Oorinns, by Madame De StRel, Paris edition.
De Tival' Hlementery Frsaeh Reader.
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7FOR SAFE Or EXCHANGE.

One and three-fourfh Acres on Euclid street, be
tween Wilson Avenue and first toll gats--a hand
some lot, tOexcnange ior a iarW-
Farm, 32jacres-lj miles ir-m City house, 5arn
orchard, &C. viii take Une-hiif In Illinois lEnds--
SIS per acre
Yarn, ll4 acres miles from city good buildings,
orchard, &C. sl,000 cash value, in western lands--
Sf3 per acre.
Yarn, 81 acres-In Newburgh, miles from eity;
soil sandy i0am, well watered Exchange Tor a lar
ger grazing iarm.
Greenwood Street, near kinsmani good ore aud
baIf story house and lot House well finished, barn
fruit and shade trse5- Exchange Tor farm and pay
81 ON difference.
farm, l55 acres-east Of Jefferson, Ashtabula Co,
on the RennsyiFania line. soil sandy and graFslly
loauls well Fatsredi new two story house, good barn.
orchard, &c. ENchar g for Iowa lands. so q acre.
Farm. 50 acres-in Clinton comfy, Eich.i near the
Grand Rapids Railroad. Exchange Tor a house and
lot. tI,1O
Cedar Street near St. Charles-House and lot
81 so.
In ependence-Farm Of l50 acres house, bara
chard, &C., y cash, balance western lands.
Farm, 30 acres-g0od mproyeInent e and good land
adjoining County seat, "A miles from the city
$50 per acre, terms easy
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PHILosoPHT AND CHEMISTRY.

Comstock's Philosophy, new edition.
CoinstOCk's chemistry, new edition.
Fosters chemistry, illustrated.
Gray's Natural Philosophy.
Gray's Chemistry.
Olmsted's Philosophy, School edition. g..
Olmsted's Philosophy, octave.
Parker's Philosophy.
POrters Chemistry.
Peck's Philosophy, (neW.)
QuackenbOs Natural Philosophy
SillimHn's chemistry.
Stockhardt's Chemistry.
Sprague's Philosophy.
Smellie's Philosophy.
Well Philosophy
Tate's Philosophy.
YOuman's Glass Book Of Chemistry.
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@abinEt afare.

nANIEL ". DUTY, CITY UN-
DERTAKER, keeps on hand a large stock Of
All kinds and styles Of OOFFINS, embracing great
variety Of his new style Of BURIAL OASKETS, all
81 which cannot be excelled By any similar concern
IN tbs State. No. g Erie street, Cleveland.
ianI7B2fdkW
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AsTRoNMY.

Burritt's Geography Of the Heavens.
BOuvieSs Familiar Astronomy.
Mitchelps Popular Astronomy.
MattisOn's High School Astronomy.
Mattiscn's Primary Astronomy.
Uilnsted's School Astronomy.
Smiths Illustrated Astronomy.
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nr The power of popular music was wen
illustrated IN Hartford on Christmas Eye A
supper was given to the children Of the aMor-
,,a1 Street Mission School, and the press
saVs everything passed Of es decOrsusly q q
Sunday School ehonld--until, whilst they
were dsvouring tg agoOdies, the band struck
m q Dixie. D 1nan instant the boys were sing
inc At the top of their voices i4HEN /.
81 wish was IN Dixie
HooTay HoOray
In Dixie's land IN take my stand
And LIB and dis IN Dixiol
Away 6EaF dogasoufi DiEis2
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ARITHMETIC.

Adams New Arithmetic.
Adams (F. A. First Arithmetic. .
COlburns First Lessons. .
Davies Practical Arithmetic.
Davies University Arithmetic.
GreenloHfs Common School Arithmetic.
Greenleafs Higher Arithmetic
Rays First Arithmetic.
Rays SECOND Arithmetic.
Rays Third Arithmetic.
Rays Higher Arithmetic
Rays Keys 70 the Higher and Third Arithmetic
Stoddard's Juvenile Mental Arithmetic! f'
otOddard,s American Intellectual Arithmetic.
Stoddard's Practical Arithmetic
StOddard' s Philosophical Arithmetic a
smiths Arithmetic.
ThOmpaOn's Practical Arithmetic
IbOmp5On'H Higher Arithmetic.
Tracey'a Elementary Arithmetic. .r ...
Tracsy's Commercial Arithmetic.
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&eal Gstate.


Hamilton street, between Bond and Eris-Ons and
half story house and lot, 5oXlf2 ises-alsy IN The
rear.
Bridge street-store, Dwelling and Lot-cheap
Bolivar Street., east Of Erie-tWo story frame house
Vacant Lot-oorner Of Piiisburgh and jackson
streets.
BroaneH strest-aOuss and lot, very cheap, e:
SL7oQ.
seevine stree, near Perry -Two-atofy brick houss
and lOt-Sl,q0O
Ten Acres, on Superior street extension, near VIII
son Aremus-sl no
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Amnsemeats.

n e 8 T v A i ~ |
n HONOR OF 7us
BIRTHDAY OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
The PRINTERS Of this City win hold Festival
under the auspices Of the
q ebsTELAND TYPoGRAPHFUAL UNION,
On Thursday Evening January Izlh, 1881,
AT cHAPLFS HILL,
In contemplation sf ne Birthday ,of BtsIAHrs
FRANKLIN, the Printsr, Patriot ana philosopher.
Among the great names which zd0rn shs pages Of
our country and the worlds history, that oi Ben
Jamn hranklin stands IN The foremost rank.
eTbsrenes 81 bis sTentfi fs and ihs isaiei of his
profound mind 70 CORRECTION Of r1s-.sFlis nes1
= 9sir s9 II 9s az IPEsssB,s y Prae,ifs5; a
uneompFomising opponent % British aggression, his
lover Ot Freedom, and that is but lily 70 en-
JOY the heritage which 1ranklin dad 50 much %
procure whose heart does not thrill with pride %
the mention Of his name.
No effort Will Be spared % render this occasion one
Of plea ure 70 all snd the Primers invite their
friends % unite with them and do honor 70 the mem
ory Of our great countrTnian.
Tickets, admitting Gontlsman and Lady. $3.50,
LeIand's Band win furnish the Music.
Carriages viii be IN attendance y convey g8ssts to
and from the Festival. Parties dosirinE carriages
should leave their names with mr.. stacy or with
COMMITTEE OF FARRANGEMENTs
). :. wILLIsTON, ". R. cREIGHroN, J. Z. EoUeHT,
z. C. HARDY, ". 7. sEUna' v. 8. oI8Hoas,
TRED. R0OT.
HoSoRART C0MMITTEE.
B Flood, :; A harris. Z e99gisgs, e
John hevins. lan1:ld
RIRS Ann U=AL s9s5s.
LITERARY, MUSICAL SOCIAL
FESFTTALK a ND aSOIREB 2
or TEH
Young Mems Hebrew Literary Society,
OHAPIN's HALL, TUESDAY EyEN'G, JAN.2z.
Tickets, Admitting Gentleman & Lady, 81, 90.
The following Ladies and Gentlemen, have IL tie
kiudest manner volunteered:
lIiss May L Segur5 Prof ". P. Edgarton,
Mr Alfred ~ Pease, Mr. x, P; DAnks,
l Lsland's Celebratsd Band.
PROGRAM E-PARrI.
Sssnd s1. d lSlaPSs Pds Bond Ss
9. March from Tanhaascr MI, A. r. Psase.
5 sesas tom 05hsiio NJ B. r. Piezot
to lagO, Mr. 3. Wolfe
6. BRllad-eThe outlaws Death. BIr. n. p. Danks.
accompanied lJ Prof. kngwlton on Piano u
7. Rseitative and Aria-Bsatrice D'Tsnda. Mr.. "
H. n. Chapman. .F
g. Selections from the Opera of Trovatora on the
Piano and FiOlin-... Master and Miss Leopold.
9. Elixir Of LOVe-rhalDgrg A. d. Peass.
10. Rseitation-Q Of Brutus aud dassius, from
b, . Julius s.1 Cesar {dlgsFton and P5exoiio:
Drake, Mr. II. P banks.
GRAND MARCH &WALTZ-By Leland's Band,
Opening the Social Programme.
BS-F For Ball Programme, see Floor Managers
G9-Fhe Bail will commence az n o'clock. Supper
By Stacey at y o'clock
Tickets for sale at Brainard's, Cobb Co., Ingham
& Bragg's, STACEY sand the door. janl5.3l9
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Lon ths ~ oll.an. peIla, Inn. sth

ThrilIinG News from Fort Pike.
The following telegrnPhic dispatch is from
Major Boswor,h, commanding Fort Pike, to
a friend III this city
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GEoaRAPHY AND OUTLINF MAPs.

GEOGRAPHY AND OUTLINE. MAPS.
CornelPs First Steps in Geography.
Cornella Primary GeOgI Apply.
COrnell's intermediate Geography.
COrnelPs High School Geography and Atlas.
O0rnell.s GrAinnlar school Geography.
COrnell's outline Maps.
Cotton and Fitch's Introductory Geography.
Cotton and Fitchs Modern Sohsol Geography.
camps Geography.
Cartee's Physital Geography.
fitch's Physical Geography.
kitch's Mapping Plates
Mitchells Primary Geography.
Mitchell's Intermediate Geography.
Mttchells New intermediate Geography.
Mftchell's Geography and Atlas.
Mitehcllis Ancient Geography and Atlas.
Mitchell's Outline Maps.
MOnteith's First Lessons In Geography.
MOnteith's Introduction 10 Manual,
MOnteith'B Manual Of Geography.
Monteith's New Manual 1890 -.
McHally's Geography.
MOTse's Geography.
OIney's Geography and Atlas ..
ParieY's Geography.
Peltons Outline Map1.
Smiths First Book In Geography.
Smiths QuartO Geography
Whites Glass Book OF Local Geography.
Warrens Primary Geography.
M8rren,s Common School Geography.
8 srren's Physical Geography.
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RHEroRIo AND CoMPosIrIoN.

RHETORIC AND COMPOSITION.
Boyd's Rhetoric.
BOyd's English Composition.
Blaf-'s Rhetoric.
BroOkfield's Composition.
Kames' Elements Of Composition.
Newman's Rhetoric.
Parker's Aids to English Composition.
Quackenbos' First Lessons in Composition.
QuackenbOs' Composition and Rhetorie.
Khately's Rhetoric
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HIGHER MATHEMATICS.

HIGHER HUIAIHEMAIIUb.
Davies BeurdOn's Algebra
Davies Legendre's Geometry.
Davies Elementary Algebra.
Davies Elementary Geometry.
Davies Surveying.
Gillespie's Land Surveying.
LoOmis' Treatise on Algebra.
Loonlisi Elements of Algebra.
IoOmis' Trigonomstry and Logarithns
LoOmis' Elements Of Geometry.
Loomis' Analytical Geometry
Rays Algebra, First Part.
Rays Algebra, Second Part.
RobinsOn's New Elementary Algebra.
RObinsons University Algebra
Robinson's Geometry.
Towers Algebra
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al1tiEE.
dlgets.

HOME AGAIN.-G. s. WILLIAMS
Steam Dyer and Shawl Cleaner, begs leave
announce to his friends and the public, that ne
home again, aud located at IS st. Clair street. CeTe
the best machinery, regardless Of expense and nat
ters himself that by strict attention 70 business thai
he will be able 70 regain that patronage and aupp0r
which for 50 many years crowned his endeayors.
RlQlply2f'
II B. JACKSON, SILK AMI
~ WOOLEN DYER. No. III Pearl street, Yves
Side once No. 20 Bank street, Harris' Block, nv
doors north OF st. Clair street.
shaWls OF every variety cleaned or dyed Cent?
Garments cleaned or dyed without being takct
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n SENENA STREET

DYEING, after the attest and best methods, in al
fashionable colors, including soiferin0 and MHgsur
t. on Velvet. SILK, or W ool-
CLEAN NC, Ladies and Gentlemen need have no
hesitation 10 sending goods Of the most delicate co
or or fabric Bonnet flumes cleaned and dressed
8B- Remember, No. s. Seneca street, Us
ianl2 ~ TRED'K ClRIAX.i
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TO LET

Store, Ofice5 and DWeliiugs-
FOR SALE-An old % 2 cent mortgage for 5000;
secured on good proper,y on Lake street. AisO-
another mortgage for 5000 janis
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80ardtna
33otRla

DAGG'S HOTEL, DETRoIT.--THIs
House Is located directly opposite the MichigaIl
Central and Grand Trunk Railroad Depots, and near
the landing of the Cleveland Steamers and BufalJ
Line Of Propelers Passengers stopping at this we'll
Gown house, will save Fiffg Csafs Omnibus fare be
5ertained at less price and equally as we'll as at any
other first class Hotel In the city. 1t will be found
In every respect desirable place for the trvelin E
public, pains pense Will be pared to make
L. MCDONALD & co,
nnavglFl2t rrQprietOrF.
MANHATTAN HOTEL.--Nos.
~ 3,5,7 7and Murray street, I'd door from Broad
way, opposite the Park, New York Higgins & Films,
PrOprietors NJ. Huggins, late Of Pearl stre'
House, Boston. II. O. Fling, late of LOveioys Hotel
View York decl ]
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BIRW. HAsKEs

From the Buffalo Express.
The OriEin Of the Rebellion.
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atants~gOst--gF@aFtl.

WANTED-A PARTNER WITH
cash capital Of from s755 to Sl,ooJ, to engage
in staple business thar Eill pay nom 100 70 80 O.
cent profit For further inform tion, address G. A.
C. Austin, Post Ofhcu,- -Clcvelanis Ohio.
Cleveland, January 8, sol lanlss.s
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IRST A Nm U-A L s9sss
LITERARY, MUSICAL 3 SOCIAL 80
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The Courier says:

Since the event of the crisis, much curiosity
has been excited to learn the man who fred
the first shot. After diligent inquiry, be
lieFe it is settled that the honor belongs to
the Washington Light Infantry. Though
this corps is not stationed in the entrench-
ments on Morris Island, from which the first
gun was fired, still, single representative
of the corps, we are informed, was at one of
the guns, and to him befel the duty. We
believe the name ofthe gentleman is Lieuten-
ant ]. l.. Branch.
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: -l-T Ts77lsJ y { wy a0L-aTKIaCl
.gETEE0 . GgJWa1 lay q
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PHYSIOLOGY.
Cutters First Book In Physiology.
Cutters Physiology and Hygiene.
Goadby's Vegetable and Animal Physiology.
HitchcOck's Anatomy and Physiology
Hooker's Human Physiology.
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FEgFIKALN a ND aBOIRE z
OF THH
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si HONORARY COMMITTEE.
@ B. Flood, J. A. Harris, T. CoWles,
SD. Page, ". H. hayward, NJ II, Allardt,
John heVins. jan6.id
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The PRINTERS Of this City win hold a Festival
under the auspices Of the
z ehGFELAND TYPOGRAPHFUAL UNION,
On Thursday Evening January llth, 1881,
AT CHAPLFS HALL,
IN eommemorasion sf .hs BirtHdsE IA BEsI1His
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Var isihmiuent Gen Scott has control
Of the gAited States Government War IS
his trade-and war is now his counsel The
sword IS his arbiter; and 10 the sword be
now looks 4nto5mstisH passed through
out the whole country, from New York to
New Orleans, that two hundred and fifty men
are ordered to the Charleston hsFbor i6i sh9
pu, pose Of reinforcing the United States COM
mHnd At Fort Sumter. ,----.7~..-.
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BS-FOr Ball Programme, see Floor Managers.
gSThe Bail will commence az n o'clock. Supper
by Stacey at y o'clock.
Tickets for sale at Brainards, Cobb Z Co., Ingham
& Braggs, STACEY sand the door. janl53l9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-11
MEDICINES.
THE SOLDIERS SAFE GUARD.
ANEW WEAPON OF OFFENCE.
sAFETY AGAINST DEATH /


SOLDIERS, who calamity volunteer thss- Services
v the GovHnmcut should he protected seaiuss
hckn's4 AZ d Death = IN glorious disease a h q
well authenticated fat that IN al wars since v'srars
brtsme a science, more deaths haze resulted IN
sickness than fruIu Tie ,asua'it.es " war.
LIT every soldier hs arned with RADHATa
READY RELIEF. u will prove ~ setviccahls -
muskot pistol, sword or bayouet. with Il no daz {.
ger " ID result from Sius,roke DiafrheA py.sutory
Fever and Agie Typhus and Typhoid Fevera.
RI eumaisrr Neuralgia, headache. or other painsg
Coughs, Gods, lrfIe-za, ~ Asthma WITH this
remedy plentnly l.sed IN the oamIs, no sicarnsss
wal break out e lestience prevail.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF has bee. nsiNy
proved ~ e the most important equipment . the
m,dr-G i,nfes. II 50, d lie lives Of thOs ads &
sodierr b. Venezuela Me-. GranslA and EcuAdC,,
South America II also proved Of great value W ths
Eight Reg ment, during their encanpmens 9.
Quarantine ~ yurhed fur by all the oshcers, and
"a ards Of SO privates of tie gallant Eighth
si0ud the chances Of war require the presence q
or tt"f- IN the malaf ious regions, lagoons snd
mar. hos and rice Plantations " the southern sta,s~,
RAILWAYS READY RTLIEF will prove Of mare
service used, than all the batteries and artllertss
Of the earth. W 9Th this remedy, the loss Of life ~
Tie diseases OF climate viii he small; without iLsnS
dependent upon the skill Of the army sir.eona, e
sccimated, and without experience AZ b. the dis
aes A. Trey prevail in those localities, tie loss Il
IN lie fearful II
RADwAY's READY RELIFP win save the n !.
Of th'@e who maY lie seized with any " the cli,n =
disea-er Of the Southern States P1r tWeive vr, 4.
10 has battled successfully with tie MIST fortn,dshs
OF Iestilences 81 tic rice cotton aud sugar plant
tons, RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, a. A prevr-,-
tive aud curative OF diseases ncidezal n the sDnth
ern States Ia no experiment but An absolute h4cs
In case u Wounds Bruises Sprains, Gun -an,os
WOunds Sabre ~ B,yuuet wound, the applica.osi
OF RAILWAYS READY RELIEF will be Of gre-A
service, and II used judciousy will prevent ndsra-
nation, modification, and save tie necess v Of an
putAiion.