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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10

duty the Poeahonsas was cred at from the upper ceces
sion battery, but sustained no damage.
The S3d New York Regiment from Ontailo Co"niy'
arrived this evening. a
The disappointed eoldiers Of the let German New
York Regiment who yesterday were jailed for reius-
inc the arms allotted them by the Government have
repented of their folly and now willing to render
obedience.
The revolving Garibaldians are still under arrest.
The bill Introduced by Mr.. Stevens, from the Com
mittee Of Ways and Means, to-day, proposes loan Of
$3.50 900 600.
VIM. B. Rochester of Auburn, and Henry Porter
Andrews of New.York. have been appointed ad'
dtional Psymasters in the army.
The Star has an extra, saying;
"Col Taylor who came nither with the flag Of truce
yesterday SAYS that bis business was disposed OF at the
White House in very few moments, for III that lime
be was sent back to Gen. Sect with one letter less
than he bore on bis person on entering the United
States lines, the President not deeming the communi'
cation he brought such 10 require BIN TO enter into
any communication with Davis Col. Taylor was
next Immediately faced in the direction IRON Which he
came and marched back to Gen. McDowalls read
quarters where, through courtesy, he was kindly
treated. He was, however, kept under strict Btrd
until early hour this morning. when be was escorted
back to the Confederate lines sgd turned loose to Ind
his way back 10 Beauregsrd without having accom-;
pshed what was evidently amsin point to he attended
by his mission, namely, to communicate with the
traitors in our mid,t who had doubtless prepared TO
send TO Besuregsrd, through him, important iniorna,
ion oerning the alleged contemplated movement OF
Gen. MeDowalPs army upon the Confederate lines
The STIR further says;
"Although the President has communicated the ex-
act contents Of the letter from Davis brought by Col
TAYLOR TO no one beside bis THE Presdenrs eonsiitu-
tionsl bdvisers and Gen. Scott yet from certain sgns
we are able to the public that it amounted 10
nothing Of earthly Importance to the present crlss'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10
FROM GEN. McCLELLAN's COLUMN.

BUoKHASEoN, Va, Tuesday, July O. 1861.
courier from Weston reports that COL Tyler of the
7tb Ohio succeeded in throwing one company OF his
regiment into Chenille last night with provisions for
the nine companies of the 18th and 18th Ohio Regi-
mens, and was only awaiting the arrival ofth 10th
Ohio TO move an attack on Gov. Wise.
Gen. Mcclellan left Middle Fork Bridge, where he
encsmped last night early this morning, with the evil
dent design Of marching to point 20 miles east Of
here where the rebels reported to be in large force
and strongly in'rencbeL
WHEELING, Va, Tuesday, July 9, 1861.
This afternoon John S. Garlic Of Harrison County
was unanimously elected United States Senator for the
long term, in place Of r. NJ T. Hunter and Waitman
T. Wiley of Monongahela, In place Of j. M. Mason,
for the short term. In addition TO this. elections for
various State officers took place to-day. Tho new
Government lie under full Roadway, and lie reeog-
milton gradually extending over all Western Virginia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10
'cosFEDER1TE NEWS FROM AAsxssAs
slaag ~ JUNCTION.. ~


Extract from private letter Of ntsliicsut gent.sso
MANASSAS Junction, June %, 1861.
MINK the military question IT, Which Will force The
other TO stack The enemy Is at Ia is Church be-
tween Fairfax Court House and Washington with
about 5000 men. Gregg and Kershaw are at Fairfax.
The enemy may make dash at Fairfax, or Fairfax
may make dash at Pals Church. Bur / think nell
Their yet ready Scott has the nuuberr and the mu-
Ditions but warts also the advantage Of position if he
can get it, He fes indisposed 70 risk his troops
against ours in ing like equality 10 any respect.
He wants odds eve. y way and Ia every particular.
The only forces TO be spprehended fair terms are
those Of the regular United States Army, with their
drill esprit IN corps and West Point officers. These
are probably the troops that viii be pat forward at the
head Of colamn Of 5000 20 operate against US here
If that he done, the fighting win be Of desperate
character The Southern troops here will assuredly all
stand up 10 the rack. go - saH iaFF
~ Our force Is less than has been supposed. Twodays
ago il consisted of only about 1000 and also are all
our forces at other points smaller than is supposed
Johnson when lie evacuated Harrcr's Ferry, bad not
more than 600 effective men. Two thousand joined
him about that time, and, In one way and another he
has now force of about 10000 men. IL wass NIB.
ary necessity and be is the man TO make the most OF
IT, Thee facts account for all the etrea ing aud sp-
parent ndispositIon 10 meet the foe. Their invasion
of Virginia. and our inability 90 retel them, has been
the result of the strange notion that we are engaged IN
FIVE years war, and of the consequent policy OF re-
jecting, elk weeks ago st Montgomery, more than
100 900 troops oe red for twelve months The scheme
of requiring them for three years the war has pro-
duced great delay 10 the Organization OF the Southern
army, aud still very deficient, although now
there s willingness TO accept 90 terms previously re-
jected Our reliance, at present, u solely IN the sope
nor morale ana desperate yaor OF our soldiers ano IN
the ability aud Judgment of oar Genersl- Qua cause
has been greatly mptded and mpered by this idea OF
FIVE years war, which nothing but the effect OF thus
backwzfdness can producer rr1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10
SECOND REGIMENT FIRE zoUAyEs


Sr. JOINS, N. F., Tuesday, July ., 1861.
The X. M steamship Canada, rom Liverpool on
the 2stb, via Queenstown on the 30th, passed Cape
Race at p m. Of Monday, Sh inst. Her masts were
first foor miles east over the fog. The news boat
men could not make themeves heard The steamer was
blowing her whistle at the time, which, no doubt,
drowned the sound Of her guns The boat was almost
under the paddles The Canada will be due 40 HALIFAX
on Wednesday. N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

Mr.. STEVENS rep, Pa from the Committee on
Ways and Means, reported bill for National Loan
and other purposes. y..L.-a
The Committee of the Whole on the State Of the
Union also reported bill provide for the payment
Of the Militia and Volunteers called into the service Of
the United States by the proclamation OF the Presi-
called into service till the 3Oth Of June.
Mr. STEVENS said there Is much suffering among
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10
MOVEMENT OF TROOPS AT ALEXANDRIA

ATExANDRIA, Tuesday, July y, 1901.
The first passenger train the Orange and Alex
andria Railroad made trip to Cameron's Run this
morning with Company A of the Zouaves and Company
| of the Michigan let. Camerons Run is about four
miles out ana the urheSt point the road to which
our pickets extend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10

srinr by file On s Sress,S0, SIse ''s sbipg ali
Grocsa fires red wins m SnS ok as if it were day.
ths city, Ey. anS the sspGen
Col y ST sSrsSorIs which caught fire BY the
~ one Of the artillery Ten. -. svsn three cheers
xss ali was over there wsrS Iacoin, three for
OR ne Union .os sh 9sss sI for Frank P Blair ~ to
AT ne 70 ST. Iou The citizens have Dss bear again
D osss hut he cannot, and hope to LOT YOU
froynn 81 Louis. ------~~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10

CHICAGO, Tuesday July q iooI'
r;sna.ches from Freeport add nothing 10 reisfon 70
ths amsses done by the tornado 70 thst
"a niv6t. Tie loss at Rockford y estims.sd =.
S55. OU. Considerable damage was sisS aIne y Sss
mo leyeled 70 the earth We have heard Of no h'e'
being Lost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10

oswreo, Tuesday, July =, ~, isos and
,b,. atternoon burned barr, and stables nm a1
nre ,nls hsionoiae to Mr. Kenyon, Ia. sss
"a oa, hniIdnr Of W Baldwin, and an s Sg
belonging s to tue city. Loss sAo"@ wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

QUARANrISF, Tuesday, July g. 1901.
Steamer Stars and Stripes, from Fortress Monroe Is
l-Aiew.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10

.f.T,t.v 4, Bosros, Tuesday, July ., 1851,
The ship Emily Farnam, of Portsmouth, n. H.
from London for Calcutta with railroad iron, was
lahore 80 miles porh Of Pemeuco on the ga VI une
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10
PrBLIC MEETING. TwENTY.FRsT WARp.


The undersigned respec fully invite their felS,~'
citizens TO meet at No. 435 Fourth avenue Thurs
day evening, July IL, at O'Clock, TO consider what
action may be necessary to protect from starvation the
families Of our patriotic volunteers resident in the
Twenty first Ward.
Gardiner Spring D. D. pastor Brick Church. , ,ra
John Kelly, sheriff City Of New YOrk.
st -phen Y. Russell Public Administrator. or
A. &. stout Presideni Shoe and Leather Bank.
John III Sherwood
Benjsmin 3 Atterbury.
w. II. Hsisht
Andre Fronent, Aldermen Twsnty-hrst Ward.
Alexander Brandon, Councilman Seventh District.
Charles c. Pinckney Couneiman Seventh District
SECOND REGIMENT FIRE ZoUAyEs ~
A detachment Of Us men, for the Second Regiment
Fire Zouaves, Col. Fairman, proceeded to camp on
Staten Island Yesterday This regiment Is filing up
rapidly and in all probability will proceed TO the seat
of war in two weeks The uniform OF this regiment
win be Of the same style the French Chqsserr de
Viacennes, aud, for comfort and durability will excel
all other regimental uniforms that have left this State
Headquarters Of Co. g. No 1oi Mott street (honse Of
Hose Co. No SOY where few more recruits will be
taken Aiso at hoasee of Hose Co. No. Sc, Park, and
Engine Co. No. Is, where the headquarters of Co. b
are located Heada quarters Of Co i, Chief Engineers
Office Brooklyn, Ell 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10

RAsHrsoroE, Tuesday. July 8, 1861.
Within the lss, ~ hours the 18th and 9Th Maine Reg
imsnts and the 18th New-York Regiment have passed
into Virginia.
The steamer Pocaloaas has been actively cruising
for the past week in The peighborhood Of Acouia
Sfeek aud Matthias Point. At the former plsce, on
abe approached 70. within about 900 yards
= 'ns Secession steamer George Page, which hay far
we creek and fired Is shells into her, taking her
suD.ss'hek as the target. Those on board were In
ss~' eomnoton, showing that the shot from the Po.
~"A'u'ss were NOT Intellectual While engaged In this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10

WAE DEPAbThENf, July q. INCL
KSrLKaKE Your letter Of the LIST instant requesting that
commission be issued for tny chaplain be
furnish ssttOTy credentials Of his Official character and stand
insas minister Of The Gospel" and sssing improper per
so9a already commissioned may be dismissed" hiss beer
ssa snd the sentiments which yon express meet my cordial
By reference 70 General Order No you VIII perceive that
sseon q cspAans In the vouu il made by
inc eolope each upoa IA hs field officers
ana Sopeiss Commanding duty VITA regiment
tnis Depa tept ss sutD0y any coInmis
sions, nor TO revoke any slready made =
men saggesaons nom espectabea body Of citizens a.
ths o. whs1 yon repfeent fat Within ihe scope this depart
2enf wa sherd me sincere pleasure al IN NV mower 10
carry them Into practice decidedly Of the opinion that
would Be far better for volunse regiments 10 be rhoat spy
ohaplans than e be dem0razed By unworthy .p Who soy
tom motives Of in dssecrte the sacred Of the pos
ten they Such sppoiDnenls direct ccnsvrn
hon Of the express sdson Of the deyt.t. nj aid ar.
she same time deliberate Outrage upon the religious seni
ment Of the are.
Iwsu rsspe sey nmend IN every instance whsr. Won
have posse roo Of improper having plead
N the position Of Chsaip immediate Of
hs evidence etebns the fact 70 the Colonel Of the regeu
feel cot dent that comsndes officer would hesate 70 do
~. aaiy by promptly revokins the commission.
LAM gentlemen. with high respect obedient seyAnt
nssE. oiead 3. Mash Stephen II. Typs it, Frsni w Bal
'asfe' soe r. HARDWOOD Fsrnon, Army Com, 7. CA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-10
sERIoUs ACCIDENT.

This morning at o'clock, as the Rhode Island
battery was drilling, two blank cartridges ex-
pIoded and drove ont of the box some loose can.
mister shot, killing two men, q bombardier and
private, and woUndng three others.
THE APPOINTMENT OF CIiAPLAIEs.
The following il Secretary Cameron's reply to
tho Army Committee of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-22

A SAFETY-RAFT FOR SEAFARISa MEN-Mr
S. B. Broad, Of New York, has inve;lted a
safety-raft, intended for sea-going craft; which
is worthy Of description. Three pontospns, or
india-rubber canvas bags, of the leIa,th OF
about 2l feet, similar to those now usedsby the
army, are inflated with air by means of ; small
bellows, and arranged by the side of CIle an
other in such a manner as to form the S,pport
of rope net work and piece of canvsS 81 by
Ii feet, forming the floor of the raft. T1e pom
tOoRs, canvas, and net work constitutsig the
floor and lashed to several spars crossing, each
other, called spreaders and stretchers which
hold the several parts firmly in their PLACE An
lS-foot hoist or mass may be raised at oSe end,
and sail attached, enabling the crew T. make
a good headway, and the raft can be .teered
and managed with the case and almost the
precision of a sail boat The water dc.cs not
strike over the raft, as is the case with a
wooden one, the canvas being fitted up several
feet This raft will pass safely through the
breakers, and, it is said, will ride upon any
sea, even in tho heaviest gale It was tried
several weeks ego in the toughest water, off
Sandy Hook, by officers on board the cutter
Harriet Lane, who speak well of it. Its light
ness and compaotness, when folded, other
merits being equal, commend il to the atten-
ton of sea-faring men. Another trial is to be
made with it in the open sea, the more fully to
test its merits. When packed the safety raft
has the appearance Of a roll of canvas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-22
EoLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment,


Yhs sniy safs and esrt.n fer Cancers Piles, IT,
Esrs, svsilinEt and Rronchs Cotrs Parely.is
rsgis weakness Of the Kpsclss Chrse or lnt1mGtory
EhsImaEm, EtsIs,s sf the Jents, Contracted uiess OF
kgamsns, EArsthe ToshAehs, BEi.sr eprains Frssh
Csi, Wssncs, ulcsn, Fsv, serss, caksd Brsas, sOr,
hppls Burns, sesles Sore Threat any
Ysin ne dfsrsnes hsv lenE the dissass nav
have sIistsd, mcikAhS SCELEBRATED LISIMENT Il
q certain remedy.
fhsusnds sf human beings havs bsm life Of dis
ssptsds and nissy by ths sf this iavesabs rsmsdy
MeLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VIII relieve pain smsst instant1nsosly and IL will clean
purify and heal the fsrlsst hIersdbs
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS
heLEANs CELEBRATED LINlsIlfNr 10 die ealy ssfs
and fslabls rsmsty for the Of SPAWN, Ringbons
WindEall., spna, uanaturl Lrnps Nodss svsllinKs
ntyu failed to eurs Big Head, Pollsvi, Fttula, 0ic
ksnning sorsf, or evstny, properly Gpphsd. Fsu
sPrsin, brss.s esrs.ehss craetsd ass Cbsfs Saddle
o. Cellar 6ailss Crt,, Sorts, WeuIts Ia nfaEbls
smssy. Apply a. cirssssd snd ss 10 certain IN s'sry
rhsn uiss lsnxsr with the nany rsrthiss. LDi.ut.
sxsrsdts yss ootsin spPFly 81 Dk. ncLEAHp CELE
SkATID LLainiEHT. viii cure ytl.
J. ". mcLEAN, Sole Prsprsssr,
Cuasr Third and Pin sta, ~ Lesis, BE.
CJfsh6s s1oIf, Us Pa sv- sss sssns n Ma.slsrl
~ -, .. CI0Eh, ,ssssssssva SA-pASly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-22
WASHINGTON LOCK BOSpTrIT

1 kh. SHU = n has, after an erpouarca of,er
- ,eare, established the ahove rsfuTe t,,,o
quSckeiy, Sc lea Indian or fserm,n dooto,.
efel. ~ 'i'POo'ots IN gen
Ials Is The only pace where a sure And sna~dx
CuLS Chn Ds 6ctaned IN the rid for All Irnnronsr
aEu evil abItF, gonorrhe, geet, semi Al ,wesk
LESS, sS phlI.ls, prlmary secondary. AID terttsTy
OrEoHIc ~eak ness. pains in the ioins, strlctures
kene,al deDlls prost alton, nervo1 pess restl
paPlatlOn of the heart rms Ing In the eaTs
ISss o, Hl' morN, confusion, me Lchoiy afections
81 thS hStl throat, nose, anf ska, and AT those
lar aItorGe's ~ isit frc the iacisoreton OF
SUus1' Ienuorlng them unit Tor either Business
sIuJy, s"oietg, or TiaCe.
bT, = he's tie greatest remedies in the known
wolId ior diseases of the h Ood. gdnorThe, Tlcet
Stictnres So phi!ls, seminal ves knees se.f abuse
from s TO da,s. ~ " ON'e IN
pic!ims Of those horrible complaints, who would
ElSh 70 De valuable men and ornaments 90 soolety
NJ siio.ecs the tarlest opportunity for relief
Ut cufnan mas made tho most conn etc arr.ns q
htats Tor the comfort Of has patients who oo,ne
@ TO. Histahce. They will De furniS hed with the
Hiost 1asalt aud agreeable Quar ters neoes,sry
uIrt ahI m de A3 contOri sole as fhey would he
o. tst CIasI note 81 lees than half the cost
~. toI ioTG Z tee name and nun heT, DR. SHIN
utdh once IS on the corner of Sixth street and
LeHNS iNanla svFnue. Clarendon Hotel oppoeite
'n5 NAuobai Hotel, Washington. ID q
FeTsnns - = DISTANCE should ancfosa s..rn g.
fe,nlh postage. OH e hours, 3 A. Nj IN no " M
Nhi,Ous parties have been eutIc-d from NV -
sutu'lon bg certain gwlEdleTs on bsck streets IN
's city, who Will rna t 'Il the day of their d-atn
a Noru TO tue visa Is Sufficient ape iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-22

ant month of May, the minister, in passing
from one appointment to another came upon
the aforesaid Joe, sitting astride log, play.
ing fsvOrite game of " Soap Suds over the
Fence" to his entire satisfaction aud that OF
Old Ring, who wagged his tail in appreciation
of his masters endeavors. The minister ap.
preached and quietly addressed the fiddler:
MY friend, are you not aware that You are
doing wrong-thst you are violating the teach
ings of the Bible by playing your fdtle to.
day?'
"Well, dun no." says Joe.
"Then let me inform you, my friend, that
you will be called to account for this violation
of the ordinance of the Bible at the Gay oi
judgment"
Joe (excitedly. Hold on there, parsCh. you
have hit on the very thing L want to ask you
about: want to know is there but ose day
of Judgment
No, my, friend, thoro is to bo bat oEe d ay
when all men are to be judged according to
the deeds done in the body"
Jee (resuming his favorite pastime. We'll,
old hoss, you can pass on. l am safe enough
If there 'aint but one day of judgment, fer
there's an old cOck-eyed Judge for the County
Court in these parts, who has the brown crit
ters, and will die just afore me, and L m ready
to swear mis- case will take up that day, sure.
The parson, Of course, passed On.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-22

A SNORING WIFE.-Talk about your scolding
wives and your smoky chimneys, but they ain I
nOwhere-they amt a circumstance, 1 would
rather have chimney that emits smoke enough
to cure the whole family, and be forced to live
with dozen Xantipes all together-let them
be ever so much predisposed in favor of
"sprinkling' with (un) "holy water''-than to
have to put up with a snoring wife The
very idea makes nervous man tremble from
the top of his stove-pipe hat to about foot
below the soles of his boots. A snoring wifel
BOO-o-o-o!
But started out to tell story, and am
going to dc il.
Well, in life's morning march, when nv
bosom was young" wooed and won the beau
tifuI and accomplished Miss Ann Dash The
difficulties of the courtship will not here emu.
merate, for they will not weave into the plan
Of this story, which is intended to be short
very short.
The appointed time for the wedding arrived,
and hundreds Of young people, from far and
near, assembled at the mansion of the old man
Dash to witness the ceremony, and "trip the
light fantastic toe" 1t was a brilliant we'd
ding, and "happiness-our beings end and
aim''-w6s ours. When couple really love,
their wedding day is the happiest of their lives;
and If they should be unfortunate in after life,
they look back to that day as a bright oasis in
the desert OF their memory. About 2 o'clock
went to bed. 4
Before got to sleep, Nancy began to suore,
Twas aumbfounded. Great God :" men,
tally ejaculated, "is this reality? Is ii pos
sible that am bound up for life to a woman
wh$ SnOrss?" l was miserable 1 thought
over Pope's couplet
cob! thoughtless mortal, ever blind TO fate.
Too soon detected and too soon elate,''
Here | had been just a moment before in
ecstacies over the possession of, as l thought,
a treasure! Can / love herr I asked of nv
heart. And the answer instantly came : seft
is impossible :" debated with myself whet ether
or not should :'secede," but snoring was not
a ground of divorce. 1t ought to be-''you can
bet" sat up in the bed, and from thinking
l went to talking:
I" / can't and won't stand this. I'll lust get
up and leave, let the consequences be what
they may. / loved her, know, but did not
know she SHOTed."
About this time l noticed that she had quit
snoring, and was shaking the bed with sup.
pressed laughter.
And 1 began to see that was sold. There
never was poor wight before nor since thai
rejOiced more at discovering that he had beer
sold.
"Why," said she, /" thought you promised
to take me for better or for worse but here you
| are raising row, and threatening to leave mt
| at the first little fault you End about me-"
"Well," said l, 81 will make the same
promise again, if you won't snore; but I'll bs
hanged if would live with snoring wife ter
minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-22

A RICH SroRY.-Some time since, when
Jackson county was in its infancy, and the
natives were governed by laws by them enacted
and enforced at will, there was a character
among them known as fddling Joe. This man
Joe was a character not at all known among
the "cane biters" as being devoid of fear, pa
ticuIarly upon the subject of future punish
ment, being the offspring of rough though
Christian parents.
The Methodist Church, with its usual care
for those who are unable or unwilling to en-
ploy ministers or purchase Bibles for the dis
senination of Christian truths among them,
sent a missionary to furnish the inhabitants
benefit.
On bright Sabbath morning, in the pleas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-22
ID READER,
L ERUSE The following statement and then judge


A5RAM COLE, of Brooklyn, N. Y, a well
known citizen there, had suffered from Dyspepsia
for some years, without permanent Ie!ief until he
tried AYER'S FILLS, which taken according to
the directions for this compa restored him to
health In a fow weeks. After an interval of some
mon h & he has had no return of his comp ANT.
GEO. w. CROSS, Of Harmony, Texas hsd an
eruption on his neck, shoulders, back ani leg,
which covered about one third of his body IL ke6l
the parts affected covered with q scab, and being
often raw sore. was of course very troublesome
and distressing. 1t so much impaired has health as
TO unRt hIm Tor business and kept him in constant
suffering. All medical aid f.Ile1 him uutii he tool
AYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT ~ARSA-
PARILLA, which cured him. His skin still shows
some scars from the uloerstion, bet 1t otherwise
as clear as an Inf,nts.
JOHN II. SHOOK, Esq an eminent lawyer OF
Richmond, Va, took cIld which Rettei on his
lungs. severe pam set in on the eft sldo with a
bad cough, which wss soon followed by the unmIs-
takahle symptoms OF consumption. Whaa rcd uoed
very low he oommenceI taking AYERS CHER
RI PECTpRAb, which soon stopped the oOug h
and complstely cured him.
Macs Ii colin