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Nrw On1EANg. Jan. ls.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 10.
The A. o. Tyler arrived here on Wednes-
day night, after long and pleasant trip.
suppose there have been wild stories tele-
graphed to Cincinnati relative to the Tyler.
Dispatches were sent here stating that the
Tyler had been fred into at Vicksburg, which
is not the case, although we had quite an eX-
citing scene for short time. We arrived at
Vicksburg after night, it being very dark and
raining When we got within 300 yards Of
the wharfboat, a cannon was fired acress our
bow, and not knowing what it meant, we
went on and landed at the wharf-bOat. By
the time we landed, there was a company of
armed soldiers ready to board, and take
charge of the boat. The captain Of the com
pany first came on board, and, ascending the
hurricane-deck, enquired if l was the cap
tain Of the Tyler, when l replied in the afir-
native. He then asked why had not paid
respect 10 the State of Mississippi, and landed
where they fired across my bow. replied
had not been informed that was in a for
eign port, and had not heard that Mississippi
was out of the United States. He told me
such was the fact | then remarked that
was ready to comply with the laws of the
country wherever l happened to be. He said
it was essential that all boats should land at
the Fort they had established above the
whar-boat l replied that l was ready to
colnply with that law, and would run the
boat up to the Fort. l then invited him to
march his company on board and 60 up with
Us, which he did. The soldiers formed in
line in the cabin, when the captain gave his
men strict orders to behave themselves they
had found one boat commanded by perfect
gentleman, and he and his crew should be
| treated as such. We then ran up to the Fort
| and landed. The General sent guard to
bring the captain (myself) before him for
trial, when | was escorted to his head-quar-
ters by about forty soldiers. was intro
duced TO the General by the captain, the lat
ter stating that was all right, only l had
not heard that Mississippi had left the United
States. The General remarked that having
done all that was requisite, they did not wish
to detain me, and that was at liberty to go.
| was treated very kindly, and had never met
more gentlemenly officers than they were.
The A. D. Tyler left New Orleans for Gin
cinnati on Thursday night. ]. COLLIER.
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DR. SWEET's IEFALLIBLE L1slNESr r. p.5f-red
from the rsoipe Of Dr.. stephen Sweet sHf
nootioat che Frrat bons-ssrterI and has 1sodin
hii practice lor the last twenty yozra with ID os'
astonishing success. A an external rsl,r,N 2. is
4ithout rival. and vii alleviate pain m -isd-
- shan any other preparation. For all Rccu'Eatic
= Ro7Yeus Disorders il is truly infaliblo az q
rurusfve FIR Sorss. Wounds Sprains, Brusss &C,
its sesthing, healing, and powerful siren o. aims
proptis., excite the ust wonder and aston -sinent
q all uho havee ever sivsn IL a trial Over our
aundr certificates Of remarkable cures, pei % soic
b il within fts inzt years, attest this fact
tsrssie By Strong & Arnistrong and Wm. ,sho.
-. .sv.rtissB,ent ssp27- R2,6&w
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-1frs. Matt Peeps tamnb.ll lTin,i-.l. bo5

Mrs Matt PeePs Campbell IIinstrels, had a
narrow escape from destruction a short time
ago. They were crossing in small boat from
Ogdensburgh to the Canada side, and were
caught in the drifting ice. When within a
hundred yards Of the falls known as GaIIop'
Rapids they were rescued by two men who
risked their own lives in the enterprise.
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The following is extract from letter written
b. the pastor ol . Baptist Church 10 tbs Journal
and Messenger Cinc.-..ati Ohio, and speaks vol
Eanias Ia uv1r o. that w0rld-reuowned medicine, o.
Ffas WINsIow's sooTHHs SYRUP F0a CHILDREs
slUTHiEG;
t'Ws sea An advertisementin in your columns OF Mrs.
Vlins,svss soothing syrur. Now we never said 3
rurd IL aror OF patent medicine baiore in our life,
but We siooupalled 70 70 readers, that this
no huu bug-Es HAVE TRIED IT, AID Know IT TO
All IT cLAizs. II is probably, one Of the most
ooessal medicines q the day, because it is one Of
ths best And those your readers who have babies
ant DO better Than to lay IN supply"
See advertisement in another column. sep25R25
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On Friday afternoon the following message
was sent to the Ohio Senate from the Gov
ernor.
To the General assembly Of Ohio:
herewith transmit copy of the preamble
and resolutions adopted by the General
Assembly Of Virginia, on the 10th inst, Telat-
ing to the condition Of the country, and among
other things proposing the holding of Con-
venrion at the city of Washington on the 4th
proximo, to be composed of Commissioners
appointed by the several States. The resolu-
tons further SUBMITTED programme for the
adjustment of the existing unhappy differen-
ces. The proposition presented in the UAited
States Senate by Hon. John J. Crittenden,
80 modified as that the first article proposed
as an amendment to the Constitution of the
United States shall apply to all territory now
held or hereafter acquired south Ofthe latitude
Sc deg. 30 min, and provides that the slavery
OF the African race shall be effectively pro-
tected as property therein during the con-
| tinuance of the Territorial Government; and
the fourth article shall secure to the owners
ofslaves the right of transit with their slaves
between and through non-slaveholding States
and Territories.
While regard for the fraternal relations
that have so long subsisted between the citi-
zens of the different States; and cheerful re-
cognition of that comfy between them which
have always been justly esteemed as our
| strongest ties of union, make it eminetly
proper that the invitation of Virginia to her
sister States to meet in Convention for the
/ purpose indicated should be accepted by this
State feel il to be due to the people OF Ohio
and our iellow-citizens of all the States to
frankly say that the terms of a adjustment
are, in my judgment inadmissible.
In submitting this important subject to the
wisdom of the General Assembly, can but
express my profound regret that in these
suggestions from the State of Virginia, which
had so large a share in framing the present
Constitution, and which has held a larger and
more constant influence in the administration
Of our Government under it than any Other
State, she omits to encourage our reliance
upon the Constitution as it is, and apparently
deems it necessary TO adjust our views il
regard to territory not yet acquired, before the
great Interests Of the country can find repost
from the troubles concerning that which now
belongs to us. (Sign"dl W. DESNIsoN.
The commission will probably be appOin
I tad
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Gngrariag-~ 8Iattug.
SILVER PLATING AED BELL b BANGINt

SILVER PLATING AID BELL b BANGING.
THE SUBSCRIBER is PREPAR-
= Ep 10 re-plate Spoons, FORKS, Castors, Fruit
BiBhrs md 81 other articles o. table ware, good
- new. aasc. stair Rods, Door Knobs, Bell Pulls,
&C. r. rlatfd plated 10 order bY hand or electro
process g. good a. any other establishment in the
BELL HANGING
s'rOnpfiy -sttend ~ 70, and all vork warranted as
EErf- B, ate NJ reasonable prices
Room SO mechanics Block corner Of Prospect
and Dntario streats, lup Elairs.l
- ihPROYED uEMMER, turning the hsn
foEru instsad 0i 40, on Sewing hHsAines.
kDEtRr GTllG.
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FoRT SUMTER, ia u IL

"Whether a bloodless separation IAN no, now
be effected, after her South Carolina l'0ilsh-
" firing upon q vessel bearing our flag, 'ne
other day, I think very doubtful. was sore =
Iy tempted to open my battery, but. perhaps
fortunately, for the chance of having matters
settled without bloOdshed, could not have
touched the battery that opened upon her,
and my defences were just then in such con-
dition that could not have opened the war.
I am now nearly ready. The people have
supposed that this work was ready to be de-
Tended when came in. Il was far from 1t and
it would take me, even now, one weeks hard
work to have it in complete state. MY
command is only about one-eightn OF whati.
should be in time of war-but though small
in number, I feel strong in the confidence that
! Providence will guard and guide me safely
/ through any danger that may threaten.
"Yours sincerely,
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@rass fannAra.

TAMES a. ODBLL, BRASS
EOUNDER AND MANUFACTURER o.
&c. Hork Of every description, No IS Union St.,
l doors from Superior street, Cleveland Ohio n.
4 rrcrEred 70 furnish all kinds ci work used ioI
ersri eteT-or Gas, aud all the various articles
uEsd IN thB Plumbing Business Beer Pumps Of ali
tinds 1aia and repaired Brass CASING done daily
and iirras "a nrh ~ ~ kinda r-nairsii- dae2tts
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DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connection
The greaf natural Bone Setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut
Is known all over the United States
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut
Is the author Of DIR. swest's InhIlibIs Liniment'
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Rheumatism and never fails.
DIR. Sweets lnfallible Liniment
Cures Burns and sealds Immediately.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is certain remedy for Neuralgia.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is the best remedy for sprains and Bruises.
DIR. Sweets s Infallible Linimen
Cures Headache Immediately and nsver fails.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Affords immediate relief for Piles, aud seldom fails
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures TOOthache in one minute.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Cures Cuts, Wounds Immediately, leaving no scar
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is the best remedy for Sores in the known world.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Has been used by more than q million people and
all praise il.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is truly 'triend in need, and every family shO'd
have il at hand.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment
Is for sale By all Druggists. Price IS cents.
RICHARDSON / CO.,
sept27:dAwR26 Sole Proprietorss Norwich, Ct.
For sale in Cleveland by VIM Fiske, and Strong q
Armstrong.
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The Home squadron.

As some interest is now attached to the
movement Of the Home Squadron, we ap-
pend a correct statement'Of its strength, in
eluding officers, men, &c:
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From the Cincinnati Commercial
Important Letter from 4IajOr Robert An
dpraou.

UETIUUs
The following letter from Major Robert
Anderson, written in Fort Sumter to a friend
in this city, two days after the South Caroli-
mans fired upon the Star of the West is a
plain, soldier-like statement Of his position
~hen that outrage took place, and will give
- satisfaction to the admirers of the
g.. and the friends of the Union. 1t
ciaSI. nm t once a cloud Of coniectures and
oivas I inforn, ~tion that will be gratefully re-
eai,,oJ NV The q, untry. 1t embOdies the first
o,thantic occoInt hat has reached the public,
concerning the reason lOI Iue Iaos .l't1 .n'
batteries of Fort Sumter were not ~. UPeneu up
on the South Carolinians on the 9Th INST;
Foa7 Su,,TrR. ia 2. II, 1861.
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aSr The bssi and sqtssl as well as the
cheapest m,.thod Of ouripg ell humora and chronic
complaints s. to use Dr. s. A. Woavers neveriail p
lng rena5irs. which are advertised in another col
ANA. TEr them ami you viii say 50 too. From the
ssiduuse W. haTs seen IN their iAyor We know they
must BE- yalusblu articles.
sold b. Gaylord a Hammond, Q. 8. Meckouhie, B.
". saekridor, Strong 4 Armstrong and Wm. Fhke,
Cleveland, o..
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Blockade of the n1lsslsslpDl.

The captain of the steamer A. o. Tyler,
which was brought to by shot from the
battery upon Yicksburg bluff, has written the
following account of the affair to friend in
Cincinnati:
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Fonr SnurEn. Jan. 10. 1851.


While the leaders are becom-
ing more outrageous and ungovernable.
hear they are loud in their threats
about me- They say there may be some ex-
cuse for the other officers, as they are suppo9-
ed to be Southern men, performing a duty
iisagreeable 10 them. Some in-
iuential Southern men have written TO the
Governor, understand, that his refusal to
allow US to hold any communication with the
city, and in his interference with our mails,
mas made South CarOlina enemies in other
southern States, and he has been urged to
relax this severity. We have been living
on our rations and few vegetables laid in
for Capt. Fosters workmen who went away;
and vet the Mercury has the unblushing i'm
pudence 10 say in tO-day's paper we have
oeen fed by them. We have received no sup
plies of any description from Charleston, with
lie single exception Of the box Of candles
you smuggltd over. If Major Anderson is
allowed the privilege of contracting for fresh
meats, as is done everywhere in the army, he
will exercise the privilege; but if it is pro
posed as present from South Carolina, he
will not receive it.
The country people, who never saw gun
or fort, who have no education, and own
but little property, are raving mad to attack
this fort.
We may be too incredulous, but we feel
no apprehension, and do not believe il can b.
taken. The mob are clamOrous to attempt
it, at the very moment as said before, when
the leaders would rather hold of as the more
polite course.
Day before yesterday they landed two or
three mortars at Cummings Point, on the
nearest point of land for attacking the fort.
There is not particle of truth in the story
Of the muiny. Il was started in Charleston
to induce the Cabinet to surrender the place.
There have been no prisoners in the
guard house for long time. The men are
behaving admirably. They are in good spir-
its, full of fun, and spelling for a fight As
for surrendering under any circumstances they
have never dreamed Of it.
You need not pay the least attention to
anything lou see in the Charleston papers in
reference to our affairs. If you reflect that
when a boat comes with white flag from
Charleston none of our men are allowed to
communicate with it, you will easily see that
ali their stories about US are mere inventions.
The men bear privations and severe guard
duty very cheerfully. think they miss their
smoking tobacco more than anything else.
JAN. 20, 1861.
P. S.-Two steamboats, were on the watch
over rs all night-one anchored in the direc-
ton of Charleston, and the other of the
bar
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~Tamper not with Nature and the laws
rNlsioal anu moral that guide her operations. Hei
qihs were made 70 uso snd not abuse. TIE diretu
results arising 0 the latter are legion" the nosi
.ltled h,bits o. the baser sort may ts overcome BY
a careful p.rusal Of tbs work, "Humsn fraiiiy, OF
PbysioIa9iau Rssesrches." Il wiz lead those de
basel and sisraded victims that hover on the brink
Of fdso.uticu " the paths Of happiness and virtue
Read aud b. u0uviced, the truth is there.
Resd ths advertisement Of ''Iress iar'' IN anothei
colump, a..t by Dr.. Barrow, l9l BleeoheT st., New
yotk. rsise lso, son free Of postage everywhere.
Also soli % Il. 4. Gaylord and William Fiste
B-urassts tfaveiand. Ohiq
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Imnortnut I,etter from Fort sumter.

The following letter from Capt. Doubleday,
now on duty at Fort Sumter, furnishes
late and reliable intelligence from that forti-
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1- II has freely acknowledged for the
last any years, that Dr. g. o. Riehurdson's coneen-
truted SHERRY Wine Bltsers woro invaluable for giv-
"a tone a. llr nervous system and removing dya-
pepsia, aausea iaundlce, constipation, vertigo ana
ruptiuna o. tha skin.
The sherry Wine Biiteru aro for sale by eayieia q
Hammond. strong a Armstrong, and O. s. MaeEen'
ale. Cleveland, %.
nf-sss Advertisement elsewhere
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NaeaFanet.
FfRElfENS

A PUBLICATIONS FOR INSUR-
~ AECE viii onh boroosiEsd on property within
fEa City limits.
Virg Department and ths flremen'a Relief Fund
i1infiy participate
rsfsF 81 Insurance can Be Afforded lower than any
f1reIrn responsible Company
Tll fcmpunF are prepared % 4aka any aInouut in
1us riHE uH 70 S5.o0s
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- Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer
derives much oi ha popularity irom the slmpleit'
attending its use which gives ii peculiar value n
ahmily. The various diseases which may be reach
Cd hy it and ia thelr ncpont stages eradicated arr
nmons tl,os whi arc Eeoulially fatal q suffered ''
ui. cus ia ,tul Ative magic Of this preparation a.
oiseefis tasn ll their terrors. In Ah respsot'
d iulhls ,i,e eoaeitious Of popular medicine
sties 10 q sier-ogs; buy the original and genuine
SOFA = lywseri. and By Gaylord Hammond
I'm. r.sts, o. 8 Markcnuie, Strong Armstrong
and b. W. sackridor Cleveland y.
So s. h.i,,,r isrment in anather column.
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THE GHOST ON ERIE STREET..


watchman bold, as I've been told,
Who guards the folks at night
While on his beat. on Erie street,
Resolved an awful fright.
The night was dark Ne dor did bark,
The mans mind was at case
When all at once he saw sight,
Which brought him 10 his knees.
For at the witehing hour Of night,
When spirits hover round,
A hgure clad in robes Of white
Before him walked the ground.
"Oh. Lord oh, deari'' he cried with fear,
'sWhosa ghost does haunt me nowl'
He crossed his breast, and tried TO pray,
While sweat rolled from his brow
Tn. figure round the corner walked,
Tho watchman TsR for homei
And money cannot buy him now,
The streets at night 70 roam
They got the story into the press,
Like fire it spread around,
And young men bold resolved TO watch
At night the haunted grouud
They watched for many q weary hour,
Aud almost frUEe with cold
But mary ghost" wOuld then appear
10 please these young men bold
The mystery at length leaked out
A chld was very sick
And Tor a doctor who lived near
maiden FASTENED Quitk.
In her haste. no time 70 waste.
She took = cover white
From OF the bed, and sailed i1ftn5
On that eTsntful night.
We cannot sss hos men Of sense
None surely do who buy their clothes
AtISAACS UNION HALL.
The largest and best stock Of Winter Clothine
ever offered 10 the public, we are nov selling a.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, IN order to redae'
ruAAO TqAAC1I
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9gers.
Q6 SENEUA STKEET.

DYEING, after the attest and best methods, in al
fashionable colors, incluning S0lierino and Mngsn-
"a on Velvet, Silk, or Nool
CLEANING, Ladies and Gentlenen need hsTe no
hesitation in sending goods Of the most delicate col
or or fibric- Bonnet Plumes 5ieaued and dressed.
J na-Remember, No. IS, seneca street. ~
ianIf TRRD'K O1RIAX.
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MORNlNGLEADER.
moNnAY M0RNING. %. p. 81.


- For Teisgraphio, Market and Marine
Nevs see Fourth Pngos
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Ssg To CoNsUwPuvEs-The advertiser,
aagiur i. en- restored 10 health in very few weeks
y very simple gsmedy, amer haTing suffered sew
raj yaars with a severe lung Affection, and that
irsad disesse, Cousumpiion-ia 1anaioua 20 make
Gnova 10 Die fellow sufferers the meens Of cure.
10 an eh0 desire IT, he viii send copg o. the pre-
soripton Used lgeo OF chnrgel With tllo dirootions
sor preparing and using the same, which they VIII
and ! sURE CUBE FOR CONSUMPTION, AsTH
MA. BBUNOuIrls, &C, This only object in send
snr th Prescription l. to beusht me afflicted, and
rpresd Information which be ounceves to be invalL
able ana be hopa every sufferer will ry his remedy
ns.tFill cost them nothing, and may prove bless
lnE.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please ad'
sr,ss REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
octia R8s WuliAmsburgh, Kings C0nniy, n. Y.
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The PAIE KILN Is b. universal coEseuf sIiouru
. hays won for itself reputation unsurpassai iu
the history Of medical rreparatl0ua. lfs inslnutln
oug eject In the entire eradication and extinction q
PAIN, in all It's various forms incidental % Che hu-
nan family, and the unsolicited written aHd verbal
testimony Of tbs in its ilTer have heru and
are It's Own best advertisement.
What stronger proof Of these facts can Be- pro.l15d
than the following letter received gnsoicifsd from
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AND
WIG W A NJ 7 o N &c.

THESE DELICIOUS AND FAR
FAMED Bitters are recommend ed by the llrHt
PfcFicians OF the country on account OF their PU-
RTTY AND DGREAT MEDICINAL VIRTUE.
They are pleasant a. nectar 20 the taste, and are
pronounced fhe BEST TONIC AND sTIMULANT
ever offered 20 the public.
Their curative poWerr in cases Of GENERAL De
BILlTA, LOSS0F APPETITE, CONSTIPATION,
&C., are unparalleled. and ls a guarantee that ue
feel warranted In claiming what do, beg lea
% state that nur assertions are endorsed By
Prof SILLIMAN, of iale College,
Prof HAYES. Of Massachusetts,.
and hundreds Of others.
So For sale By Strong Q Armstrong, and BY Gro
oors, Wine Merchants, and Druggists generally.
n0gl7. Rsad&g
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DIRECTORSg
W1liam Hart, A. s. Sanford james Hill,
william Kidd, Daliel p. Rhodes, John DOWuis
Blfam Pierce, NV. MarseiIles, Q. L, Cox
kaUiu Hart y. H. Owen, Noah Castor
J. .. Stephenson.
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Sewing a}Iathiaes.
WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES,
WITH
NEW IMPROVEMENTS AT REDUCED
P RI O Z 81

The Wheeler B v Ilson Manufacturing Company
having gained all their suits az law with infringing
ahufcturers of Sewing Machines, propose that the
pu shall be benefited thereby, aud have accord
lngly reduced the prices Of their Sewing Machines
After this date they will be sold at rates that viii
pay fair profit the cost OF manufacture, capital
Invested aud eX peuse Of making sales such prices
AZ will enable hem 90 make first class machines, and
a. heretofore, guarantee them IN every particular
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taken internally should b. adnlteTafod with mix or
water, or made intoa syrup With molasse8. Eor q
Tough lew drops on sugar eaten viii be more e.
fectiYe than anything else.
81 p-lrfef Tlfrsef-ors
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On Friday afternoon the following message
was sent to the Ohio Senate from the Gov
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seeeIaI alotitea.
HElnAonTI HEApAoaEII

NIaTNNUUT III
Thousands OF peraons suffer from Headache y the
erises detrimsnt Of their somiOrfi hunineaa and
.saith, who miahi easily Be cured BY simply usins
Hamphrcy'u Homeopathic Specifies The hea ache
pm taken 20 the morning and the Bilious pill tax
eu at uirhl rarely al 10 cure the most severe aud
otstipato case. Thousands having tried them have
besn eatirey frcea of this bsne Of their Lives. Go
and 40 iikewise.
Price 2s contu pr box, with directions. boxes u.
sent BY mail or uxpresl free Of charge, on receipt
q the price Address,
Dr. r. HUMPHREYS q CO.,
No. 80 Broadway, n. Y.
sold By e. ". saokridsr, and Churchill Bro.
ras-Sse advertisement is another column