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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11
APoIilIcnI Liahthouse.

The Ohio Legislature is fortunate. The
Commercial has undertaken TO lay out
course for IL. The Governors Message was
quite superhuous, since the Commercial has
taken the Legislature in hand. The Gov
ernor, also, found it necessary to sustain his
recommendations by argument; a necessity
which metropolitan facilities entirely super
sede. The Commercial has given some nota-
ble political advice in its time and its saga
city hes come to be rather proverbial in
this vicinity. 1t distinguished itself BY
showing the Republican Party how it
could succeed in electing a President.
About four months before the Repub-
lican National Convention the CONNER
cidl had formidable leader, intended to
he quite prophetieal in its sagacity. 1t in
formed the Republicans that the doctrine of
popular or territorial sovereignty" was the
'talisDan to bring victory" to whatever
party secured it in the next contest. 1t also
expressed some doubts whether this wisdom
was not too high for popular comprehension;
and whether--to use its own sublime and en-
thusastic lsBgusge-they would Shave the
moral courage or the political sagacity, the
confidence in the people or reliance upon
themselves, to embrace the golden oppor-
tunity and do the benefeent work"
The Republicans did not seize upon this
'talismsa to bring victory On the con
trary, quite the reverse. They "seized upon
talisman" who had acquired his political
prominence by contest against this very
popular or territorial Sovereignty They
had neither 'the moral courage" nor "the
political sagacity," nor "the confidence in
the people, nor "the reliance upon them
selves to embrace the golden opportunity
and do The benefoent work" They took up
the champion who had won the belt in
contest with popular sovereignty, but like
the victor at marlborough, had lost it be-
cause the referees were packed against him.
Yet be proved TO have 'the talisman of sue
cess" and what is more, the Commercial de.
clared him the man for the times. How un-
happy it might have been to the Commercials
rumored present hopes, if its advice had been
tskenl So it is thought generally that to
go contrary TO its advice is the best assur-
snes thst the course is right IL Is excellent
in its way as beacon to show that the safe
course IS away from IT.
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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11

The steamer Roanoke, Capt. Couch, from
Richmond, arrived yesterday evening, re-
ports: January ., three p. NJ, off Cape
Henry, passed the United States steam
frigate Brooklyn, steering South. She also
brings to this port the first and second mates
and fourteen seamen belonging to the British
ship Emma, wrecked at New Islet, N. c., De-
cember IS.
A dispatch to Spofford Tillotson 4 Co.,
agents Of the steamship line between this
city and Charleston, says the steamer Marion
has been seized by the Government of South
Carolina for State service. Capt. Whiting
is on his way TO this city by railroad.
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Indiana Legislature.

ISDIANKPoLIs, January l0.-The Legisla-
ture met at ten O'clock this morning.
The House was called to order by r. J..
Ryan, Clerk of the last House.
c. NJ. Allen, Of Knox County, was elected
Speaker; Ex-Speaker d. w. Gordon prin-
cipal Clerk, and A. P. Newkirk Assistant
Clerk.
The Senate elected Hon. John r. Cravens,
of Jefferson County, President, and James
Tyner principal Clerk.
The Governors Message will be delivered
10 TnorrayT morning
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Movement Of TroOps.

Whitney after taking on board provisions
and munitions Of war at the Navy-yard yes
terday, proceeded this morning to Fort In
dependence, where troops were put on board
with several officers. She is expected to
leave this afternoon. Her destination is sup
posed to be the coast of Florida.
BosTOE January l0.-The steamer Joseph
Whitney left the harbor at four oclock, this
afternoon. She took seventy soldiers and
the following officers Maj. Arnold, Com
manding Lieut.. Blunt and Benson, and
Surgeon McLaren.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11
The Ners-T The War.

Our dispatches viii be found very vol
luminous and interesting. We might dupli-
cate them, and call them special; but we
have no blank space to be filled in that way.
Discriminating readers win observe that the
regular reports Of the Associated Press con-
tain all the news, and that any body who
undertakes to compete with that association,
is driven either TO duplicating their matter,
or to twaddle, and sensation guesses.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, January l0.-It is not true
promise agreed upon by the border States.
The House Select Committee on the PTesi-
dents Special Message, consists of Howard,
of Mich; Branch, Of N. O.; Dawes, OF Mass
John Coehrape, of N. Y, and Hickman, of
Penna. The Republicans are TO meet in
caucus on Saturday night, when the proposi-
ton Of the border States will come up for
consideration.
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LATEST NEWS BY TELFGRAPH.

TEoJE-The following was received after
our outside forms had gone to press, which
fact vii illaocount for the appearance of the dis
patch alluded to- "rhe agent of the New
York Associated Press at Charleston tele-
graphs that no dispatch has been sent over
the wires by Capt. McGowan, of the steamer
Star Of The WCst."-REP.1
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TURNER.-At 10 o'clock on Thursday morning,
Jan. 10, OF dipthera, james III A. Turner, youngest
son Of James p. and Mary Turner, aged fourteen
months and seven days.
to attend the funeral, No. l53 Fifh-st, between
Race aud Elm, at 10 O'clock on Saturday, Jan. II.
Ooh. Times.)
BILES.-On Thursday. JanuAry 10, Of consump-
tion, Mr. Thompson Bies, aged forty. three years.
The friends are invited to attend his funeral,
from lork.st. Church, tomorrow, 18th, At 2. Nj .
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From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, January l0.-A great
crowd assembled at Concert Hall, this even
ing, TO hear II. w. Beecher, but he failed to
come to time. No explanation was given.
This is the third time he has disappointed
the Philadelphians.
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11.n nnlinnnrnt I.rt,er.I I.Ist.

We shall, tomorrow, begin the official
publication of the delinquent letter-lis5
which has been awarded to the DAILY Press,
according TO the law, upon legal evidence Of
the largest circulation in this city.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11
CtARLIN,s CRACKER. MEL. III

GNARLIN1S CRACKER MEAL AND
NT0AST BlSCUIr.-EconomiCal Con venient aud
Wholesome-WaIranted to XIII or CuTe.-Eor Dip
ToOst-SUak, smother and serve hot in milk, sea-
soncd with a little butter, salt and pepper Hash
chopped meat, potatoes aud an onion; BOuillon-
Soak, steBm and serve hot with stswed joint and
vegetables; Pot-pie-Line your dish with crust.
then charge with biscuit, potatses und par-boiled
meat; Chowder-Plenty of biscuit, with modicum
of fish clans, and a streak OF fat pork Fish
ballsPlenty cracked biscuit, mashed potatoes aud
trile of boiled goldfish, and chopped hard boiled
eggs StufDg- Plenty cracked biscuit, potatoes and
u rich seasoning with sage or savory; Soups and
GTavies-Uso cracked biscuit to give body. Packed
in brls and paper parcels. Price &c. per ID Cracked
do. SC. For sale by W. S. DEVIN, corner Walnut
street and Packet Landing ja9-f
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EINCINNATI, DECEMBER 10, 1890
~ This 10 to certify that j, Martin Stall, have
been doctoIihg for "a runHing Ulcer Sore on my
sons leg for three years, with number Of the
called best physicians of this city, and all to ef
feet. On or about the first of this month, DR.. J.
HEBERN called in at my house and told me he
could cure my boys leg in two or three weeks
bought box Of his Black Salve and applied it, and
in less than three weeks my boy was entirely WELL
My residence is ISL hinn-st., and my plaoe Of
business S5 and "a OouFt-st. NJ STALL.
Tho Doctor is the only physician now living who
pain. He also cures Piles and all kinds of Sores,
Rheumatism, etc 01ice IS Barr-st., corner Of
Cutter. Office hours, Q A, NJ. to p. NJ.
ja5-tf DR. ]. HEBERN.
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lust NOW ATTR ACTING UNIvERs-
ELECTR0 CHEMICAL BATH, GALVANISM,
and, when prsperiy aud skilifiily APPLIED, aTe
found to be curative in Nenralgis, RheumStisrn,
Paralysis, St. Vitus's Dance, Epilepsy, Spermator-
rhea, Hydrocele, Suppressed Menses, Tumors and
Diseases Of Muscles and Jointst Mineral POisonss
Uterine Disorders, Sexual Debility, and many OBJ
eure and pain full functional diseases that resist all
other modes of treatment.
Every convenience for the proper application at
DR. s SILSBEN'S Office for Chronic and Uufane-
Gus Diseases, 81 West SeVonth-st., between Wins
and Walnut. ja5-tf
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AddItIonal nom NIexico /.

NEW ORLEANS. January l0.-Priyate let
tiers from Mexico say that Miramon left the
supposed he will endeavor TO form ajunction
with Yicuryo, and make a stand at IgEuagla.
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wm. IN. RusseII ReIeased on Bail,

WASHINGTON, January e.-Wm. II. Russell
was bailed out to-day. His bail was quail
i6ed to over 81, ,OOe, 900, but at the instance Of
the United Statss District Attorney it was
reduced 10 100000.
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AUGUSTA, GA, January l0.--0ne hundred
guns were fired here to-day, in honor Of the
passage Of the Ordinance Of Secession by
Mississippi, a .- t'iaf
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rho stenmer RrookIrn.

NORFOLK, January l0.-The sloop, ,of-waI
She would not stop to discharge him.
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rn Onrferpondcnls.

70 notice taken Of Anouyn Gus Compunlcations.
whatever "a intended for intertion must be authen.
ticatei iy the rame and address cf the writer not
uctc. ssriy fr publication, bnt as a guarantee TOR
his euod hiih. DO not write on both sides Of the
sheet.
An letters should he addressed to a. REEp co.
R4jeS,ed Communications not rctnrEed, unless Ivy
spccisl re uest
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EAsTON-BREWsTER.-T evening, Jan
s, by the Rev =. p BuckHer, at the scott-st. Meth
odist Church, Mr.. Ben. p. Easton and Miss Mar
h. Brewster, all Of CoyingtOn, Ky, as'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11
WeddIno and VIsItIn0 Cards.

Engraved and Printed, 8. Az and freaSes De Ia kus
SHIPLLY 4 SMITH,
Successors 10 II !, II. shiploy a Bro.,)
iyB- ~ West Eoarth street.
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HOME INTEREST.

BU-ClOthing renovated and repaired, SO n. Third.
B-PHoToGRArns.-PoRT Art Palace, No. 100
FOurth-stTeet.
AE- A. A. EYsTER, Clocks, Watches end Jswolrys
Hos. s43 and 27l Central-avenus.
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InteryIsw Of Gen. Dix with President Ba-

/WAsHISeTos, January l0.--Gen. Dix had
an interview with the President 10 day, and
it is understood that he can have the position
of Secretary Of War if he will accept Of it.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-01-11

VR ,YOp ARE IN WANT. OF A HOUSE,,
ana Tsl WIn IResAny 900 Iaeh ) one . Ioa daslIs
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- Nn1nInG Is sn REcOMING TO

s sNOTHIeG Is so BECOMING, TO
&t~IA man or woman as soft, luEuriant head
q hair, 1t is the crcwning ornament Of humanity;
But, alas how soon ii is lost, ana with il all
beauty, unless nouIished and invigorated by some
chemical preparation, for which nothing has yet
been discovered equal to Professor WOODS Prepara-
tion.
CAUTION; : Beware Of thless limitations, as
sevoul already in the market, called by differ
en-, names. Use nOne unless tue woTds q Professor
Woods hair Restorative, Depot 81; Louis, Mo, and
Nev York !" are blown in the bottle Sold by all
Druggists and Patent-medicine Dealers; also, by
all Fancy and Toilet goods Dealers in the United
Stntes and Canada. la1-bmMW&F
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
POPULAR EXCITEMENT
= till Continued :
LAST GRAND
CLOSING-OUT SALE
AT THE
OLD and DNDIVALED STANDI
FOR
CHEAP DRY GOODS
SeVenth-st. and Central-aY.,
S O'REILLEY & SON.
81 The Stock is marked down SO as 20
rnnSe from ten TO twenty per cent. below
the original cost. .r"


TO THE PUBLIO.--In offering our stock below
cost We desire it to be understood BY all that we do
80 for two Of which is that we wish to
dispose Of all Winter Stock before February l.
as we desire to make some further improvements in
our store; and the second is, that wo think 1t Rd-
Tisable TO adopt the above course on account Of ths
alarming financial affairs Of the country, and not,
as has beon circulated by some dry. goods houses
that we intend to retire from business.
As II would be unnecessary to enumerato oil 0 r
our stock, we would respectfully call attention 70
the following Goods
goo Long and Square Broche shawls;
400 Long Wool Shawls
300 Square Slawls;
200 Gentiemen's Shawls.
We viii sell our Shawls ten per cent. below lees
Advertisement
400 Mourning shawls square and long
These we will sell at fifty cents on the dollar,
teu per cent. below the prices Of any wholo5Als
house in the city.
900 pieces Oashmere-at ten per cent. below ocst
1O8 pieces CslicOes-at ~ cents. the dollar.
1000 Dresses Of Valencia beautiful styles--at ~
500 pieces CassimeTes and satinets-at 80 per cent
below auy other house. y
J5O Cloaks, latest styles-at an awful sacrifice.
30O pieoes FlannelB of all colOrs-l0 per cont be-
low she manufacturer prices.
All Of our Domestic Goods We will sell at mauu-
facturers' present prices.
We would say, Don't forget TO give us a cali, aud
we will show you Goods that will mako It desirable
and profitable.
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Bishop Cobbs, Of the Episcopal Church, in
Alsbanns is said 70 be lying hOpelessly i'll.
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Coal-oil.

DURE COAL OIL CONSTANTLY ON
u hand, at the lowest market ratea.
GEO NJ. DIXON, Druggist,
Ia9-f n. porper Fifth and MRin-Sts-
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Baking Powder.

n4OUGHTY'S SUPERIOR FAMILY
~ Baking Powder stands uHryaled for producing
the best Biscuit in tho shortest time Try it and be
convinced. Prepared and sold only by
GEO. III. DIXON, DrugEist,
Je9-t n. Il. corner Eifth and MAin-sts
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COUNTRY-KNIT SOCKS.

1OA DOZEN JUST RECEIVED, AND
AOO for sale veTY low.
WENTWORTH & HANLY,
jala-f'2dp 81 Peari-street.
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S. o'ReiIley & Son,
GROCERY GARD.

SEVENTH AND CENTRAI-Av
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Glycerin Lotion.

nIXOE'S ORIGINAL AND GENUINE
- Lotioa cures Cbapped Hands and RoushResS
Of the skin. Prepared by
GEO. M. DIXON, Druggist,
jag N. h. corner Filth and Main-sts.
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skates Skates ! SkatesI
Champaign County Bank,

TTRBANA, o., DECEMBER "a, 1890
u MIR. j. J. BUTLEB, Agent, Uineinnati.-PisAsa
send by Express one Case Of your quart EXCEL
SIOR FLUID INK, for use Of our BanE,
And oblRe,
Fay's Tabs and Tags f,r sale. jas-f
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n NEW NNTIILE.
DIR. ROBACK'S STOMACH BITTERS.

new and delightful Stomachic and Cordial for
giving tons to the Stomach, and for the prevention
of bilious complaints incident TO the Western coun-
try. Try it.
AS a morning drink to assist digestion and re-
Iicyc Dyspepsia it has equal. Try it.
In tlavort is superior TO all other Bitters. Try it.
The formula of these BittcrS, now q 1861 the sole
property of DR.. Roback, originated with one Of the
oldest anl most eminent Medical Praciioners of the
West, AMI tits directly predicatcdupon the wants OF
Western people.
These Bitters derive their stimulus from the pow
cru tonic nature Of the roots and herbs of which
they are composed, and they are by alaying
unnatural cravings of the stomach, directly prom
olive of TEMPERANCE
the present proprietor believes that in making them
widely known the public welfare is subservcd
1t will soon, be for sale by all of DR.. Roback IS
numerous Agents, and at Hotels &C., the country
over. In the meantime, orders will be filled direct
from Cincinnati in any quantity and at the lowest
rates. 1t is put up in Quart Bottles, and securely
packed in one doz. cases. Half doz sample cases
will however be packed ana sent to any address, if
desired.
Retail Price, 81 per bottle, or six for S..
Principal Office and Sale Rooms, No. 6, east
Fourth st., Sd Building from Manst., Cincinnati 0.
Laboratory in Harmon ST.
For sale in Wood county by Peck & Hamilton.
Perrysburg A. j. Gardner & Co., Gilead; +. T.
Turner, Portage; s. w. Whitimore, Tontogany
5. Clymer, Otscgo; II. Il. Atkins, New Wesield:
). L. Boughton, Bowling Green Banks 4 Pattcr-
SON. Pcmbcrville; 4. Lansiae, Frerport c. r.
Rosandalc, West Millgrove; 5. b. Emerson; Eagle
villei and by druggists ana merchants generally
throughout the Union. '6l-40y
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r,lnc Rsrcsant TiEle.

Now Is Tue present 'ln' '''n'' on" cry
moment oi II should '' improve III o"'"5
something that VIII remain nj" '' 'V'oEn'@'
cd after we have ceased 10 'N.Sh LNt'f
hour or minute tlot Is spout IL a' I'' .'S
nsetul knowledge or do'ng "'ln'"''lS 'It'
VIII be uSetuI hereafter Is NeH "I'II !"
You have few moments OF 'c'"'r' from
your work, get hooN or heWHiat'" ana
gather nom 1t matters oi '"e,, OF goo" ana
useful information, winch VIII s'r'nS'he"
the intellectual po"erR' li''ISo'o,' '''' ''','
Which enaoieS w 10 Woih 'l'o'" INV "'' ''
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MISCELLANEOUS.
" R. NJ NJ u L i N,
-CHEMlCOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.

DR M Mil LEN
CHEMlCoPATH1C PHYSICIAN,
May be consulted free Of charge, at the following
times and places
Fcstoria Hays House. TUESDAY, Oct Is. Nov. 10,
Fremont, Kcssler Hotel, Wednesday, Oct 10,
and Nov 20
Toledo, Collins House, Friday Oct 1s, Nov. 22.
PerIysburg, Exchange Hotel, Saturday, Oct. 20,
and Nov. 30.
NY THEORY AND TREATMENT
Arc now and different from any one in the United
States aud challenge any one To produce the same
success that have met with in treating Chronic
Diseases. My theory is based upon tho chemical
operations of the body. believing diseases to depend
upon disproportoncd condition Of the fluids Of the
body whereby the solids be come unhealthy by
analysing the secretions, blood &c, of the body,
and finding out what is deficient or in excess and
supplying to the system what is wanting. l am
enabled to cure oftcn by small amount Of medicines,
where the patient has been druEgcd with medicines
for long years to no effect. "
Now Dyspepsia. IN the great majority ofcases, de-
dends mainly upUn disproportionsd state of the
gastric or digestive fluids of the stomach. When
this gaslic fluid is proportioncd properly the fnod is
thorouply digestcd and assimilatgd. Viewing Dys-
pcpsa by thcrules of Chemicopathology, and giving
treatment accurdngly,l am cuablcd to 40 cases
out OF %, and ~ cases out 90 Of Consumption, AS
TINA, bronchitis and Laryngts,and Liver Com
dlant, Piles Neuralgia Dizziness Sick Headache,
Nervous Debility and Female Diseascs--in evcry
case a cure, and other diseases propor.ionately.
CONSUMPTION.
- DR.. McMillcn uses an improved Inhalng In
strum,nt for the cure of Consumption Asthma, Bron-
, chitis and Lnryugts by this We can make as good
an application to the diseased Lung and Throat as
we could to sore anywhere ON the exterior of the
body, ".""
Dr. NJ. uses pure Chemicopathic and Botanic Rcr,-
, edies. IL gives mild tuuic treatment which acts
chemically, and assists Nature to free herself One
ounce of assistance to Nature is worth pound OF
poisonous drugs to the disease.
Consultation and advice free .-eat
Information in regard to my treatment and sue.
cess call on, or write to-
/ Mrs >. j. Abbott, Portage, Wood county, Ohio !;
Mrs. Robert Jacobs, Eapla1lla, Wood county Ohio
/ Mrs. Jesse llukell, Browns Corners, Wood county,
/ 0hio An lrcw Gross, Mcrovc, Wood county, Ohio:
/ John Cummins, ilassan, Hancock county, Ohio j.
! a. Smith, Emorc, Otowa county, OEio; G. E.
/ Church, TocdoLucas county, Ohio.
/ Al communications must be directed 10 DR.. j.
| +. McMillun, Cleveland, Ohio. I sH
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Forts about yynslalsiSson.


ton are sa'dto number between forty ano
fifty. We give few Of them hnlow. Ii
The rcadcr will cot a mao of the scat Of war
,r rra,,,4 i,s,, ,,o o,,,c, ,,o.,,..,, ,,r ,..,,,l
VI ''I''' '''",' -, i','''''' W w "'
may he traced out oy The i"'uWlu% diStrl-
,ions:
The work south o, Hunting creek, Fort
Lyon"
That on Shutters II IT, Port Ellsworth
That to the lclt of the Seminary, Fo,t
Worth
That in 'front.' of Blcnker's brigade. "For'
Blenker,'
That in front Of Lec's house, Fort Wayd"
That near the mouth of -Four Mlr creek,
"fort Scott"
That ON Richardson's Hin. "Fou FichurG-
son"
That now known as Fort Albany, "Fu /
Albany"
That near the end of Long Bridge, "Furt
Runyon."
The work next on the right Of Fort Alba
ny, Fort Craig.
The work next ON the right of Fort Craig,
Port Tillmghast,'
The work next ON the right of Fort TiIling-
hast, Fort Ramsay
The work next on the right OF Fort Ram
say, Fort Woodbury."
That next on the right of Fort Woodbury..
Fort DeKalb."
The work in rear Of Fort Corcoruu and
near the canal, Fort lIaggcrty."
That now known as Fort Corcoran. "Fort
Corcoran."
That TO the north of Fort Corcoran. "Fort
Bennett"
That south of Chain Bridge on the height,
Fort Ethan Allen"
That near the Chain Rrilre. ON fine lors-
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MEDICINAL.


DH NJ II
Would respectfully inform the citizens Of Wood
county that he has permanently located himself in
Bowling Green for the purpose of piactcing Medi-
cine and Surgery. In addition To a regular course
Of study, Mr.. $. has made himself acquainted with
the special mode Of distinguishing diseases by an
examination Of theurine OF the patient practiscd
bv the late DIR. DELANBAU G1I.a and forall Chronic
Diseases will say unhestatngly that by following
Mr.. D's practise in such cases, he has had better
success than from any other method Of treatment
Among the diseases which DIR. :. processes TO treat
successfully may be mentioned the following, viz:
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Consumption in its
early stages Diseases Of the Spleen, Asthma, Spit
ting of the Blood palpitaton Of the heart, Rhcuma-
tsui, White Swelling, DrOpsy Scroiul0us Diseases,
Jauudicc, Female Complaints, in all their varied
forms, Low Spirits or Melancholy, Fever Sores,
Ulcers, &c. lfpaticnts with any of the above or
Kindred Chronic Diseases will send some of their
urine taken in the morning in clean vial, DIR. S. can
make satisfactory diagnosis of the case nearly us
well as If the patient were present,
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