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DEATHS.

PAKER-on Sunday morning, ot Goth at her
son-in laws, Mr.. lIeury Strickland, OF dephaV'
ran nn sDo ~ ~ ne AMY w, ~,
fully invited " Eittud the funeral. this Tuesla,l
st4rno-n SID inst, at ~ O'Clock frum her late rssi-
denCe, Powers st near Smith, Willi'msburgh- Ia
DEVLIN-At his resi6erce IVES, Farms West
chsster Co, Get. 2!st Patrick Devlin, eldest and
dearly beloved s'n OF Michse and Mary Devhn,
aged II ears, 10 months ana 20 days.
May lis soul rest in peace. Amen,
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are
respectfully invited " attend the funeral on
o'sey, from the resdence Of Ids father, in West
Farms. us remains will he taken 10 Westminster
Church for inteunent. 3os
DILLON On Sunday, Oct, Goth, Nicl ael Dillon.
OF khdyAt c.. Glare. Irtlar d, aged 20 years.
HIS friends and relatives respectfully invited
u attend tie funeral, & il TUESDAY afternoon, S2d
inst, AT O'Clock, from 32G Cherry st, a6s
FRRDg2ICK-on the 2oth inst Martha, relic, Of
te late J1ln II. frederick, aged as years.
Tie relatives and friends OF the family arc 10
spertiIily invited u attend the funeral, this
cTuoday) Afternoon at O'Clock, from the res ienoe
q her in-law, Calvin B. Roberts, 10 Fourth 81.
HAsTIH-Or Monday morning, o I. 9ir, WIN.
A., only son o. jams l. and E.izsO tn Ja-e Haze,
age moLths I'D days
TIE ri ENDS OF the family are respectfully Invited
10 Sttend the funeral this truosday) Afternoon,
~ o'clock, rom tbs residence q his parents,
2i1 West ?CIh 81 %
JACKsoN-oa Sunday, o,,. goth. Of oonsump.
tilr, r omls Jackson, native Of Banagher, Kings
Co ~, ireland, aged 10 years.
TIE relatives ana riends OF the family, also the
'm' cIs Of Covenant Lodge, No 30, l. o Of .. ",
respectfully invited N attend the funeral ms
rTusslsy) afternoon, 22d inst at O'Clock, from his
late residence SsiH Elizabeth ~. The menberH
vii meet stre Lodge room at iO'loeE' p M a. BY
Otdtr Of tue N. G.. %
JoNEs-op Monday, Oct. 2,s,, George Taylor
Iores, only fol ~ Geo Sc II. and Elizabeth Jones,
aged u years, month and 20 days.
Itako 4 ese lambs said he,
and lay them Ia my breast
PGoAsctOl they snail fl d in me
In me lie ever blest.
His words the happy parents hear,
Aud shout with joys divine
o Saw, ur! all We nave and are
Shall he for ever thine.
The relatives and friends Of the nAmiy 'rs
r re,thllly invited W Gttend the funeral. on
Wed, Gsday an.ruoon. Esd inst, Al o'cloch my
/ y, residence Of his parents, lS9 Rat $50 6
Cypress Hils Cemetery
KsLLY-Ou Monday, OF. 2ist, after a loI
severe i,lretp, Flea Kelly, wife OF Joan Ke!l'
line friS,ds OF the family are respect
ted o. attend she Iin,Tl, this (ruesdA
rron. G2d inst, al oLock, from her
De- "a 10 Washington st.
MoRAN-on Monday, o. est ofe
Jof anna Moran, ~l'e OF O. ~. Moran,
Her friends and relatives are rsa
e. attend the tuneTa., On Wed o.
&C. CO yJ ESD, =! at ~ o'clock fro" hYL
hULIIN-on Monday morning
Aullin Sg'd 2s years.
| The funeral will take p'
| dence, b Franklin u, onV
| Inst al o'clock. TIE
those Of his brother y
i tharine. requeHtP
| WHITR-on
a naive Of Tue
His relative
| 70 attend HI
/ OpA Qpd Al 81,
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Important from Missouri.

81. Louis, Oct 2l,-Union scouts report the
total number VI armed rebels in the southeast
at G 900.
A man direc, from Gen Prics's army says
hat Claib. Jacksons rebel Legislature is in
,eSsion At Stockton, the county seat of Ced ar
county, which place McCulloch was approach
ny with from G,0O0 10 II, 900 reinfJ. clmcnts
for Price
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SECRETARY CAMERON returned 10 Washing
ton yesterday morning.

SrcRETARr CAMERON returned 10 Washing
ton yesterday morning.
THERE WAS rumor at Warrington yestar-
day, that sharp correspondence was going on
bstwsen Secretary Seward and Lord Lyons, in
continuation Of that whIfh has already be n
publi,h,g, but no au'E,ntic in eli,cncs has
tianspir,d. AID tie report is regarded as un.
true.
Ma. EIIHr, a prominent military engiuccr
d WalinF m has propo ell TO the government
n plan ~ con suuctng numher Of steam.rams,
with iron lie ,ks for he protection Of the largo
,cspo-is in tha event da foreign car. II was
believed that the government regards this pro.
position witt favor.
LoFTrs CTwAY, British Cotsnl General at
Mlsn h-- ed of broken beirt. He was one
Minister Plerpo entiaIy to Mexico, but for on
''euor IL Judgment was recalled 10y Lord John
Russell, and an inf risr station given him The
disgrace was felt TO keenly that he could not
survive IL.
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DrstYuc,ior ~ . PItntias Om . .n6 Private
DWELLINGS BY Isdiars SOLDIERS.
7erre Houte, lad, Oct. 2O.-Iwo or three
companies Of the 43d Indiana regiment, stationed
al Camp yigo in this city, under oofnm,ni cf
their Colonel proceeded qui.tly this eyeninf. %
the Office Of the Journal and Democrat. and IN
short time demolished everything. They
then proceeded TO several private houses and
served them in the same manner. The citizens
are organizing 10 proceed 10 take tho canp.
There II great excitement
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Honor TO 1HE DECEASED The death
ADJ. Gen Gibson has been officially announced
by Adjt Gen. Thom'', who orders the firing,
al all military stations, of thirteen guns on tho
day after the receipt of the orter, as a token Of
rspsot for the memory If TIE deceased. onioers
q the army are to wear mourning badge for
thirty DAYS
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RELIGIOUS.

Primitive Methodist Mission Room, JOB
Hldsun st, basement -PrcachinS Tuesday, Wed
n'sday, Thu SHAY aud Friday evenings, at y o''lk.
On Sunday, aIth, At luk A NJ. Love'ea4t at p
N. Seats tree. Come, aud brug your friends IN
You. u eryb dy We come. W. GRAHAM, JAS.
CA II y, Committee lTS
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The Pony Express.

Aichison, r., oct. 19.-OIders have today
been issued by the President Of the Pixies Peal
Express Company, at this place, to stop the
lifonia line is completed, which will probably
be early next week. II Ia, therefore, prob able
hat not more than one more pony will 30 run.
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Leactnu0r,h, oct. 2l.-The Conservative
newspaper Of This city haS sdvicps that the town
Of Humboldt, kansa', has been totally burned
ly the secessionisrs from the Indian co Intry. L
il thought probable that tho records Of tho u.
s. Land office were destroyed.
SOMETHING LIKE BusISEss.
Two hundi ed wagons and thousand yok, o.
oxen, have been sent 10 Gen. Fremonts CON.
mand within the past week from this pl lce.
The steamer Florence arrived here this N I'm
.ng from st. Louis, having cCne through un-
molested by the rebels.
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1HE PksNsYLvANA LEaIsLATuRK.-T The
Hanisburgh Telegraph claims that the next Le-
sislatuIe will DO represented a. follows:
Senate. House.
Rep. majority, Is. Union majority, 10.
Twenty eena,ors hold over from Last year
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Cairo, H., oct. 2l.-The gunboat Cone ,toaa
made a Reconnaissance up the Tennessee river as
far o. tbs state line. She rep ,rts that there
vas strong force Of rebels near the Ten =.
neAsee line. She returned here this evening",
laying sized two barSes loadad with -four des-
tinei for a rebel camp. 1t is Understood that
the rebels were In strong frce at Blondville on
Saturday. L is also reported that Gen. Har-
iee's furte is 600 strung at Belmont Mo.
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GuS MANUFAcloRT IN NEW fosK.-We
are inform, that M o. Blunt will start in
this city, wi hin about thirty days, a very
large gun manu- factory. The principal werp'n
made will be tho army Springfield muskct.
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EccLssIAsIIC) }. MILITARY, courcil OF
Bsptst Churches WIS held yesterday aLonoo1
AT the Baptist Church, corner Of Forty. third
street and Eighth avenue, TO consider tbs ques-
ton Of ordaining the present Officiating Chap
lain d the Tenth regiment Of the New York
State volunteers-how on duty at Fortress
MOnIoe. The candidate appeared before the
Council. After patient examination into his
experimental acquaintance with religion
his views of what Constitutes a call 70 the
ministry, and his knowledge Of Doctriral Thso-
logy, the Council decided, by large majority,
that II was inexpsdient to proceed TO his or
dination at present.
The candidate is licensed to preach the goSps
by the Bsptis. Church, under this license he
has preached for several years. Absorbing tc
the present army regulations, he would DO eul
OF from the function Ct a chaplain, in which
capacity he has for three months supplied
preach ing services 70 tho Regiment. 1t was
supposed that he had been very useful, end that
ordination would enhance his usefulness as we'll
as answer a necessity. Though admitted to be
. good man, and a member Of the church in
good standing, his examination exhibited q
want OF qualification, as was urged, for the
great duties imposed upoa him by ordination.
TIM GoyxRHlnNr does not credit the repor
Of he sscape on the steamship Nashville from
Chariastfn. In tact, II 10 stated that evidsncs
a. AZ. .--e.... ~. fsa., faaafvad
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CoLLEGK or PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS -
The Introductory address for the winter sessi on
Of the College of Physicians and Surgeons
(modical department of Columbia College,) cor
ner OF 18th Avenue and 23d street, was delivered
last evening at the institution, by Prof. T. NJ,
MAIkoe. A large and intelligent audience
Traced the occasion.
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81. Lons, oct. 21.--The statement If the
WsshiDgtn cero pendent u the New York
u ibtne, that C4p' Prince, oOmmsndsnt at
bot Ieaver~orib, refuses u recognize Gen.
Enen ont q. h.a suneti-f nfiIcer Ia fllae
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GEs. SrURoIs.-A correspondent Of the N.
Y. TIME gives a formal contradiction "from
peronsl hno~lsdge" Of the painful reports con-
corning this brave officers habits.
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BoAkr ~ C,UScILMES Tn ard held a
enlightened session last ,v,nin., but the business
Wa in".'lv routine
The Board afier much discussion concurred
with the Aldermen in n tkine ,rc IV1,h cor
pfa'ion psper-the Tins, HrM nd Tribgne
being al rejected.
Iho BJaId refufed In concur With the A Ter.
men in iesolu ION, repcsliiy the r,,oii,in1 IN
allo the H1d on River Raiirold tptIna dunn
NY On: re Adjourned to Thursday.
BOARD % SurERy.-erS.-An adjourned
meeting Of this Board Wss I'D yes PEE
id,nt Stewart in the Char.
oommunica ion was r'ceived iron, 'Ae Aud-
ting committee d the PJ.ic, T. p, IN mt,
giving an estimate Of tho amount required TO
BE- app opriaisd f't the use of the Depart ment
for u year 1862, viz For genera :, p-uses
q, 800 for this Brooklyn Police, S2i;, 500 ;
for the N. Y Police, 81, 7i9 yi2; to'al ~ UJG, /.
yl2. Referred u Committee ON Annual lakes
% mmsDication was received ioOn tis
Commbsiorrrs f.r building Harlem 20 rn.
qutttitg that further apprl priaiOn H. mAdi
tor he prosecution Of the 40 k. Th,v s's's
ia, the aPpiop' iati,n OF 80. 900 made q j 1iy
lat, has b. on rsp. nded. Referred 10 tue 81 :
cisl Committee On Harlem Brilgo.
A comm nca'it Vas received from TIE SAFE
Z lWpurner, II tThlnH ire Bh'd that ihs
state Boud II EquAli1aipn and Assessment
lave fixed this cIuntys Il 4ot, Of tho state tax
fH 1862, at a., 2l2, $50 %. (This IL about
$4,000 more than last ycsr) Referred TO
Comm tteo on Annual TAKE,
letter WAS received from Mr. John D ID.
Ro'sei, complaining that the inspector, Of Ke-
giStry Of The 8th Ward sitting il lager beer
s,lonn at or near 10 Houston -resi, had refused
to place his name on their took. Referred u
the Chairman OF the Is ard Of Inspectors of Re
gistry.
A resolution was offered by Supervisor wsis-
mann, fixing the fees Of the S.stiG. on aud
after January Is, 1862, TO- Iep,rtily to the
Secretary at STA = the names # per~Jn, con-
victed by thu SLie and Count. Court. at fifty
c-i's each name, ami ~ I. : cen each, for re-
porting the names Of all person. cbovicled by
The Police u''s
Dir. N-i-n,nn aid that In. fees received by
the sheif's Department were enmmpu, and
that If his recitation was al p'ei, IL would save
the County at ! ast so, O0D per .nnum
II was p frrr"i to Committee on Comfy Of
h,c- with ~ Instructions 10 report % Th9rsday
next, to which time tho Bad adjourned.
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Albany, OCT. 2i.-Tle Dem ctats Of the l,tn
Senatorial district omna,'d, ol Saturday, Ben.
j'ulin Y. Wood, # Duane. Jurg, for Seps1r.
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Cosrt Of Oyer ard I[rr,'ner. Oct, 81.
PEI re Justi.e Hoo

Beture Justice llOGEnOOM.
IL Gtc. 1 Jv.y --Jts panel o Cram lstOrs
WI. ca, Vi tlis n rning, and tho Jurors we're
discharged until next Monday, ct IL o'clock.
The Court ordered IN extra panel cf 81 to be
summoned for next Monday. TIE Court then
adjourned.
Court Of General Se-dsur-
Before the Recorder.
An aged woman named Mary Car, plelded
guilty 20 false prete' c =, in OBJ ainnt ~ from
TIE SOLDIER Relief q mmittes, by falsely rep
resen'ing that sbs WIS the mo her of one o, the
n. Y. State Volunteer. Tdo Court sen,eu, 81
her 70 the city prison TOR ono day.
Julia Roland Pile iel euuty IN defraudinq
tho Relief Committee % s2i. 6v r,lsely r4p-e,
seItirg that she vas tie uti, N James Bolsnd
e Company II, California Regiment To-
Court at her 10 tt- city prison for DAYS.
fbi,ip Sa'''t VIZ 81 and conv'c ID 4 grind
larosn, ~ str ling ~ AIDS 4 vestirg 10 n tho
store It Mr.. ltaac Bear, and wa femandsi tor
sentence. No other cas- ~ being ready, tho Court
adjourned fH the day.
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ASSOCIATION OF Ia CAL METHODIST PREACH.
ERs-The fourth annual association of local
preachers Of the NJ T. Church concluded yes
'erday. The annual sermon was delivered by
Rev. J. p. Cook, Of Baltimore, in the al er-
noon, at the Central M. K. Church, and in the
aven;ng a sort of general conference of delegates
vas held at tie Greene street church.
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OPENING OF THE Nav YORK MEDICAL Col
LKoE.-The introductory lecture to the winter
coarse Of the New York Medical Collage and
Charity Hospital, was delivered Lat eYening at
he college by Professor c. A. Budd.
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Tux SECOND LECTURE Of the Peoples Course
at the Cooper Institute, this evening, Will be by
DR.. Chceyer. Subject; "Brtish Opinion and
Feeling On the War and Emancipation.
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A SwISDLER LOOK 0Ur FOR IIiM-The
police report that man named Abraham Ila-
worth, who was discharged from Sing Sing last
May, is circulating about town and deirau ling
families, by getting from them articles of dress
to dye. lie issues acard, by which it appears
that he owns dyeing establishment in Pough-
keeps.e, which is false, 1t is said that his ha,
obtained large amount Of clothing by this
means. The police are on the lookout for him
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CHARITY lEsTIyAL.-The annual festival Of
j.. Vincent'S Society, commenced yesterday at
he City Assembly Rooms, and will continue
today and tomorrow. The rooms have bean
very handsomely decorated.
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o. L. A. ANSIvERsARY.-The thirteenth
anniversary Of Charter Oak Chapter, No. %,
Orier of United Americans, was held last even
ing in the Allen st. M. E. Church. The ex
erclscs consisted Of patriotic addresses, hymn,
aNa
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The result Of the reconnaissance OF Gen. Nc.
Call, which advanced 10 Drainesville S lturday,
returned this morning, the object Of the ex-
petition having been accomplished; and vllus-
ble information obtsined while the main body
remained at Drainesvillc on Sunday, tho Engi.
netrs under an escort proceeded TO tho right as
far as the Potomac, three miles distant and on
the left AZ far as the London and Hampshire
Railroad. The rebel pickes were encountered
by the escort Of the engineers. A sharp firing
entued. The result was the killing of Eve rebels,
Of whom belonged TO the Louisiana Tiger regi.
ment. None Of our men were injured.
The amount Of forage issued by the Govern
ment daily for use in Washington and vicinity
is Of hay 2l5 tons, of grain $50 tons.
The Household furhture, etc, lost BY the
cspture of the schooner Fairfax, Saturday
morning, belonged to Mrs. Elizabsih Evans, OF
willH0sbuTgh, n. Y, and valued at about
S25. Ooo
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Departure Of the Ellsworth Regiment for
the Seat Of War


Albany, oct. 21.-The Ellsworth regiment,
numbering 1CG0 muskets, Left this afternoon
for Wasbir gton.
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Important from Washington.


Washington, oct. 2l.-Capt Mundes, Adj at
ant General, for Gen. Smiths Dlvision, with
smdll escort, adv, nced on the road leading from
Lewinsville, To within a short dstence OF Vi
enpa, on foraging expedition. The result was
the bringing of about 90 loads of hay and $50
bushels Of eats.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
~ TELEGRAPH TO TINS " " sUJ.


Advance on the Right.
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vKRY TAKNG.-The beautiful and popular
Madame HERMANN takes a farewell benefit this
cvtniI x, at which Hermann will perform five
Lew tricks. (See ADVERTISEMENT. Mad. IL.
will make first appearance as a Pianist, and
Miss Carlotta Patti will also make her hrst ap.
pearancc at the Academy Of Music.
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THE CONVENIENT does not credit the report
Of The Escape Of the steamship Nashville from
ChaIiesttn. In tact, II Is stated that evidence
20 the contrary has been reoeiyed.
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Tho Commissioners of Patents have decided
o. McCormickS application fOi the extension OF
his reaper patent Of 1917. First, thai the in
ven,ion is one Of great utility and importance
TO the public. Second, that the sums already
received by Mccormick, and the sums that he
is entitled 10 receive from inftingement4, to-
,etb,r, amount 10 an Adequa'e remuneration,
and therefore the patents should not DO ex-
tended.
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!, I. ;RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
w.,, w BESYAN'S
.PULMONIC WATERS!

aThe Origiual Medicine Established I'D leoI anu VI
rariicle Of the kind ever introduced under tne NUM-
uoNlc WAFRRs, pin this or any other Couh
trvs ali other Pulmo mic Waters are countert,ts;-
The Renuins can be known by the name Oh EN-
being stamped on each wAFEh.
BRYAN's PuLNoNtc WATFRs
relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore lhroa' 81 'A'Sene'''
sfyg&..st fg BRYAN's PuLMoNIC WAFERs ~
s4Raiieye Asthma, Bronchitis, Dificuit nlea'nihs'
as+e ,~.ssr- BRYAN's PULMoNIo NArERs ..
=, Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains In tne oheS''
BRYAN's PuLMoN1c WATERs
4, Relieve incpient Consumption, Lung D'sc"'o''
'*99s '''"' BpyAN's PuLMoEIc WAFERs
~ Relieve Irritation oftne UVuia ana i'hShS'
BRYAN's PuLMoNIc WATERS
.Relieye tho above Complaints in len Minu'es'
III ~ T"f .' BRAAN's PuLMoNic WATERS
Ara blessing to all Classes and u nstltNtohs'
BpyAN's PuLMoNtc WAFERs
Is" Ara adaptod for Vocalsts and Public SpeaSers'
'fa%' RpyAN,s PuLMoKlc WAFERs
"5 Are in simple form and pleasant to the TASTE
-.,i Rpv.N,s'PuLMoxm WAFERs
N.. anlv relieve but effect rapid and lasting cures
X RpyAr,s PuLMoNlc WAFERs
Are warranted to give satisiacuon 10 every o"o'
49,. Ne family should be without oox OF
H@v BRYAN's PuLMoSIc WATERS
. #.# "se1 in the house.
Ne traveller should be without supply oi
@# ne IBRyAN-s PuLMoNIc WAFERs!
In his pocket.
Mcpherson will ever object M to % give Tor
.s... '5:BRYAN's PuLMoNIc WAFERs'
,os MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, Ne y
sold by Curtis Hatch, Ravcnna ana Drngeis 1g sSo
VHywkere. ------
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Dr.. Velpeau's s Cankerine

pps yRLPsnU,s CAEKERlNE cures Pu:rid Sore
M hoyfa %RPSAUs anS cASKERNE cures Sore Nipples
DR.. VELPEAU'S CANKERlNE cures o'ceru'''
ms VRiLPRAU,s CAEKERINE cures Cuts.
HR VEIPEAU,S CANK tRIa Il cures Burns.
OR. VELPEAU'S CANKERlNE cures ores
M VFLPEAU3S CANKERlNE cures Ch tpned Lips
DR. VELPEAU'S CANKERlNE cures olcera'e
snkneVWRL LpgAU,s oANKERlNBis is the best Puride'
:. NJ. WELPEAU,s CANKERINE cures Canker In tn
Wouth, Throat or Stomach, resulting from scarleu
IA or Typhus Fevers.
rgs Ladies' II you delight in pure white teeth, use N
.t,rsukerine. and your desires will be reauzed:
our word that IL is entirely free from acids and
Ali poisonous substsnc and can be gwen 70 an IN
fNnt with perfect safety II will preserve the teesI
s1nd keep tho gums free from ulcers; is eq9ail!
efeacious for nursing sore NOUNS. az me snVn
eands ef remedies that have been put ioftn ior sn
eur0 of the various diseases above, none can equa
sold in Ravenna, by Curtis Hatch and Charie
/, swim, and By druggists generally SSi,RR11I, co.
Wy = gss :Propristors, % Maiden Lane, n Y:
Read the following certificate rom wen-Aho"l
elHA'h " 0o CoruMBUs, OHIO, Sept IL, 1860.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES troubled with sore throa
whiia trayeing in pennsylvania, was recommenue' @
- ne vour SNKERINEs and by using u Twice. wa
eufed therefore recommend IL 10 az u0u
Sisd with any disease Of the throat, believing IL 10
Sst what avery family sho uld have. .,n,,v
AA.ssssss|s = tyafn H. Il EB 4 WI HUGHES.
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.7NnvHR FAILS l
~ q NEWER FAILS
-Ths Greatest Remedy Now in Use.
TIN GHNHssHH LMMENT.

No other prepSrStion ever offered to sur
issrisg humanity has performed 90 many wonderlu'
curas, ia 20 short time, as this iufaliDls Lnimens'
IA many severe and apparently incaraOle cases, iS
lerssss have been instantaneous and scns'Ao'Ols
mitigating III, and calling forth the highest
.ais syer given to medicine. Like the oil OF o!u'"
time, ussd in annOintng, It's cures are onen mifa0u
less. In its preparation are used the most poteD'
Iusrediens known Pharmacy, ana BY Its absorbing
and penetrating qualities, relief has been given IN
eases Of the most obdurate and excruciating charac
ter, when all other remedies have utterly failed'-
notwi.hstanding It's powerful healing qualities
sb,ld or the most delicate female, may take IT in'
wardy for these Ills, when It is required without tho
least evil effect. ,
For Rheumatism-the Genessee never FaiiS'
Fer kenralgia-the Genessee never raIsi
sTot Tooth Ache-the Genessee never fAlis'
For Gout---the Genessee never Falls! -,
For Sore Throat-the Genessee never raiis'
Far Marrbna-the Geneesee never Falls! 49,,
For Sick Head. A Ache-the Genessoe never eaiIs'
tFoy Collie or Cramp-the Genessee never talIs' -.
For All Aches and Ills, sure cure-t never rhlls'
Ror sale by G. HATCH and G. +. SwTr, Kavenha'
N.U. WALKER, Proprietor,
No. 1913 Smithaeld street, Pittsburgh: Pa,
r. whom all orders must be addressed lNoV' '-S