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Our river declines, With seven feet on Hsrpeth
Shoals auI falling Weather yet with an unsettled
appearance.
Now in port and IadiDg for New Orleans, steamer
Eastport As her stay will be but short, shippers
and passengers will be prompt
The Gleuwood, from Cincinnati, has now DIS
= charged, and is ready this dsy for freight and pas
sengars.
the Rel Rover will be the next bOst due from
New Orleans Her time of departure will be on
the first Of the incoming week.
The next Cincinnati boats due in port will be the
Ida Nav and Emma, beth of which fhouli Srrl7e
By Saturday or Sunday.
The Commodore Perry, from Pittsburgh, will be
due on Monday next
The regular Paiueah racket May DUKE viii
positively depart this day at IL o'clock
There will be regular Cairo packet to leave 'his
day.
A, socn a. an inducement offers there will be as
upper Cumberland river packet depart.
The Capit,ls has found now profitable employ
mani elsewhere. and declines for the present enter
ing into the regular Memphis and Nashville trade
TUE UPpEH MIssIssPPL-The st. Louis papers
brig the gratifying news Of the resumption oil nav
isation, the channels are unOo'tructed Oy Ice
There is now ever Eve feet on the worst bars IRON
St. Louis 10 Cairo. ..
AspIcr OF FREIoHr CHASGED. within inc pas
tvO weeks the entire ffeights for Georgia and Ala
ham. consist principally in breadstutf' and meats
,ith little or no leisure Of life going forward
ARRIVED m innstouk1, Psducsh; GlenWOOd
\, Cincinnati; Ma DIke. PsducAh; PASSPORT NV
Orleans
D,PARrnp.-Gen. Anderson. Csiho; L. Howard
New Orleans; Mslrose, Cincinnati; Minne'onks
Paducah.
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The adyces the various points IN the interior Indicate
% The hogs are mostly though NAV look for 1000 head
more al this point but at OF the smaller places packing
and At every place have heard from there an in
crease in the weight ranging from to per cent, with cor
responding increase in the lard In.
% articles Of the hog product has been quite
and prices generally advanced Come purchases were
[ f but generally the demand was to
Am deTs On of holders there is not much desire 70
M owing to very prevalent bel entertained BY them tn 81
in the future rule much higher, and hence 1t that
difficult purchases Tor future deVery except ~
mice, materially above tie current rates In most cases PACK
% are to all they and only sell enough 70
meet necessities. There has been good demand 70
fi orders from the South and some from the east
pork advanced S160l6 25 reaching the highest point
Monday the latter rate was o1ered and refused Io
class brands yesterday 1t was offered more freely anc
were more sellers than buyers BIG for the best brands
Rnlk meat advanced &c and &c ooSe though the
MT bc large Including PACKAGES IS 6ed AZ o4e ana oc
newt February and Lard advanced to loo
in erces I0Kc fer keg but at the close erce Wod no
bring ever 9c and parcels country were purchased
oL KeQ was moderate demand at lOc Green meats al
10 Sc for shoulders and &c for sides and Tor hams
| with good demand. ~,
ed on arrivals and - IS the rate charged Woo
seriously depressed by the crisis and prices nave oe
cIped iOl2c per with unsettled market The losses OF
4 this article will be large Dbl. !. "a,
Green Apples unchanged; the demand Is local and limited
Prices are unchanged however Small sales Western SIG
so per bb and OF Eastern at 81 oOG Apples an
Pesehes continue very du and nothing doing Frees
must be called 56c for Peaches and 34c 10
Apples - = - l.. =, ~,
The market for Potatoes Unchanged the demand local IN
4, oder.e At 3l 80 for fair to prime per Dbl from sort
Prime Timothy Hsy is scarce and arm with good demand
al3I3 so per the railway station The supply 81
lower grades large and tbs market for iuch Gun
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NKw ToRK. jan. 10-Ths steamer NcE4 Ssstia
has arrived At Portland With IEorpsol dates Of he
"a diEsetz -. r.. QEssRste'Ea e - 2lpa.
FhxScs.-It 3 surposed tAsfs VII Be . IegIsis-
tive inquiry into Coa1t Mornsys aiming spseala-
tons. tt.
q Ihs Zsxrnst Dss Etss nFgesthg Ei.kdzaval Of he
Erench Sect 5ron qseEs- Aec1uai1 q affairs at
Gaeta are conhietfnR.
A dispatch Of the ed says the bombsrdmeas
confines, depnfa.ian from Calahfia has arrived
and premises g raise "A ini1rfeclisn in favor Ct
The Kings -,sf
Hcstils demonstrations agsiast Gasia from the
SEES are soon expected
The Times correspondent at Vieaaa, says nothing
bat oraie force can Induce Th Aastriau 0ovsrunsat
10 gait the anadriIlatsra4 .r
It is reported that England AID France havs
come to an understanding IN regard to Yenetia.
Hungarian affairs are very unsatisfactory. Ne
taxes have been paid. ai4sie
CHrSk-Bsfore compelling treaty sf peace, he
Euperor's summer palace, gardens tsnples and
paeodas ak o. ssyen miles ~ extent, Hers buFaed.
The loss Of property. ineludng the b7ildings vas
about 81 000,O00
CALcUTrA, Nov. p. -Nena Sahib q reported at
Th.bit with several thousand followers.
The Paris Pays predicts thsi no Gtribaltlan
party viii obtain majority e the SECTIONS 70 The
Italian Parliament .ar
Count CsFour intends FstiEng provisieaaly iron
the SaFdieian Gisissry. frlae
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CRY AFFA7Rs-ELEoTIOx OF TIE PoLIcE--AI an
siisurned meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen last
night. Mr.. HURLEY presented q communication from
Mr.. H. RErDEH, showing thai by tie completion
of the reservoir thus giving two reservoirs ior use
the saving in fuel alone will amount 10 SlVSo per
year. and total saving Of S2,lso.
la Common Council (regulsr meeung) Mr.
Charles E. H Martin was elected Councilman from
the Fourth Ward to supply the vacancy occAsione1
by the resignation of Mr. Allen Haley
The two Boards met in convention Tor 'ne Puf-
pose Of elsctipg Tax Assessor ana the Nisn'
Police.
Far Tar Assessor. Thsm.s J. Halle and Listen
stones were nut in nomination. On the hrst baloi
Mr.. Halle received 10 votes and Mr. Stones o. ana
,h.-.unon M Halle vas declared elected.
For Captain of The Police, Va. h, stSrdi7Ant'
5 George sweeuy, ThOs W. Chiffon, and Jshn Bsugh
-sr. nm, IN nomination, and on the fret ballot NJ
Ranch Vas elected, receiving l5vetes.
"a Po- First Lieutenant Of the Police, WIN. MEALS
Al, and VIM. n. sturdivant were put in nomination
AID on The second ballot vas elected, receiving L
votes
For s.aond Lieutenant of the Police, r. s. Pat
larson. n. Cavitt, ". W. CAlsert, and Wn. MeAus
Ter we're pu, intncminstiep, and on the hhh ost
lot Mr.. Patterson was elected, receiving 10 avO'oS
Mr. McAlister having been Withdrawn amer tn
first ballot. a. s-..-.--i.-s.s.
For Policemen, (seventesn 20 be eiected') IN
names Of eighty candidates. we're put in nomina
ton. n d
On Che first ballot VIM. Jackson, VIM. YarbOE
ougb, John Lavender, VIM. Long, Gus Thomas
B. Herron and W. II. Viverett were elected.
On the second ballot, VIM Calvert, Joel Philips
J. s. Starkis, John Arnold, and John Cottreii Wer
elected. as-l..-..-a, 1880. /.
Ga the third ballot VIM. NcAlister ard A {
Tucker were elected
On the fourth ballot r. NJ. Watson Wss elected
On the fifth ballot NJ. Cautt was elected.
On-the sixth ballot Henry Graft was elected %
This completed the elections.
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fnter arnm un.hinztan.

WARRINGTON, Jan. 10 "A special dispatch to
the Post says that Kelly, lats Chief Clerk, is dis
charging The duties Of the Interior Department..
Ills reported that DIX has been offered the War
Department.
A special dispatSh to the Commercial says The
Southerners here are greatly excited from southern
dispatches 1A
The Southern members Of Congress say the Pres
ident mast Recognize he rights AMI facts Of seees-
sion AID order the evacuation OF the Governments
forts and tss surrender Of other public property a.
| the Ssuih ..r..-.-...-
The vice President ablnious all hope Of peace
| unless Crittsndsn's propositions are adopted.
In some quarters, Provisional ScDthsrn Gov
eminent is talked Of, and Senator Hcnter IS men,
,iOned as President, JEFF Davis, Coumander
Of the Army, and Massn, Secretary 81 f''S'sA
j Affairs.
HousE.-The House considered tas qnesuon Of
tAs District Of Columbia business, ssFeei~ny 'aA'
/ Of a railroad through Washington 20
De Jarnetie objested sayisg il ins.issa ~
sf Virginia. Observing that fifteen 0'Se' N'iU 'us
right Of SECESSION. kala
Stokes denied that Tennessee - hei1
Tha Washiugtoti rsilroad bill was reeonm'tted
sR,.-r -sexsrsl proportions were offered and
| tabled. 80 ,..,..s.u 80.
1llue r. pras;deas for not sending the name Of
80 sserstary Of War to the Senate
MA spoke on the stste Of the Union.
Trumbnll, ia reply, said am informed ina
8 he ground, if another gun is fred ct the Star
the West"
Z. Green asked whether Irumbull knew what eaus
Of Just apprehension Anderson had for leaving r''
Moultrie and going to sumter.
Truubull reulied that Green knsW very well tDa
South Caroliaa pretended to assume soVere'sa'
nn.-o- -uexrs -
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virginia Legl.lature.

RICHMOND, Va. jan "a joint resolution Vas
introduced 10 tas S.B4te to-day, to appoint eIn-
mittes 10 reprsseutso The President Of the Uni'ed
States, that, Ia tie jadgnent Of the General A,
sembly Of Virginia, asy aditiopai display OF mili-
tary power n fts 'Onta RiIl jeopardize tss an
guilty Of the Republic and that the evacuation
81 Fort Sumter the frat stsp hat shsua be taken
towards restoration Of peace aad harmony Ltd
over. ,sr
The resolution relaingts a Nssionsl Cow n N.
vita the ausndmeats for Convention Of the slave
States to produee concert Of action vers referred
to the Joint Committee on Federal Relations
The Hoass passed the second section Of the Con-
vention Bill, Designating the 4ih OF February next
for the election Of delegates
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Market Reports.

cH.RrsroS ssas Ct cotton to day 700 bales At pri'
ces ranging from &c to li The market Wa, generally un-
changed. -
AususrA sThe demand for ceon the past week ha:
been nt rather eaer for buyers than at
he Of our last report of the have been
about s9 nciusns l35etaes sod BY sample from Ham
hnr o ippep to Liverpool bales Of which old
a. fac and $50 BARS Ie The receipts for the sane time
nav. 1ean OF 90. bales quot. Good Mid ings al
Jf1ckhe good article fully up to the marx would in
sIyGxSA Jan The market to day was very actire and
rrice sd We hear Of s-s $500 bales BcIudsd in
Shch were m. transactions OF tie dsy ev0us yach lad not
rem epofteahe pa usrs o. all the however we did
ns ascsrtn Sc ng within knoxedge DOT - y
haifs NJ follows 81 20 at OK 81 at 90 9Oat TO-
N AZ I0k ~ at 1914 l0s % l0, eg3 vt H. 54 at
lIH 545 So a. ll $50 st ll us at li ~ AZ IA
bales at 121<.
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to time such facts Is may be required BY The ma
tional honor, sc
Huston raised the point that such instructions wsre
HSzsrd replied, ana moved lie Psssieas aaes-
ton. aE&
Crawford said there was no cause for excitement
We havs. passed bsyopd that poiat lVecea--
there is no exci;emsns We are CAIN MR.
Gro pford continued: We should be cool and indi-
cate The line on which they are gcing Ae inefee-
tuaIfy sought 10 offsr substitute for ne resolu-
tion
Garnett desired q lave the Presidsnt's Message
c1nside red in the CSnrbittse Of the Nhois.
Phelps remarked kaat ,ths PFesident informed
them that they were iii The MIDST Of 2 revolutions
ard inviting the sdop.fon Of such measures IS may
svei& civil war. Ths Pfesdent spPeslst 70 Con sfess
to maks On effort torestofe he frasernai relslons
which ought To- exist The communication made
By the President is entitled TO the respsetof the
American pseple, but the resolution pending, Ia
stesd Of proposing remedy, looked to special
committee to indiet sonebody. Sc weuld vote
sgainat the resoIuiion ae il did not meet the emer-
geBsy. 4gfl ~ -.
Florence believing the pending resolution Of no
good, opposed it
Hill said the resolution vss not bAssd>Sn pacific
plan TO adjust diff suites.
Merlin Of Va, looked upoa he resolution as
frebrana TO be thrown iuto the ecunir : which was
already sufficiently exeitsds
The resolution passed-ayes i03; nays g.
Msvuard asked consent that The minority report
might be made from The Gsnnittee Of Thirty
three.
Hindmaa called on the chairman TO state the
number of me mbers attending the meetings Of that
commit ee and wbether there was any probability
oftheir making report. ~ .s.st.i 4 s
Burnet sail that he understood from members
from Arkansas that there vas no probability OF
avreeiug.l number ofths members representing
slave States had Withdrawn from IL Was il, there
fore, wise or polite TO continue the commitsee.
when there was 20 prospect that they Woaldreport!
he wanted to discharge them. se.A
No action was taken on the resoluticn =
The House then vent into the Committee OF the
Whole on the Civil and Miscellaneous Appropriaion
bill The Committee rose without coming TO any
conclusion on the bill. e
On motion Of Mr.. Leake, the Special COMMITTEES
on the Presidents Special Message wers instructed
to inquire whether any srms have recently been
removed from Harpcr's Ferry to Pittsburg, and II
so, by whose authority and for what reasons"
The resolution was Amended 50 as 70 extend she
inquiry as 10 removal Of Arms from ali srsenals.
Morris Of Pennsylvania, presented memorial
from the citizens Of PhiladeIpba, signed by men Of
sill parties in faysr of Mr.. Ciltspdeas compromise.
Referred to the Committee 81 Thirty
House then adjourned.
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Cinc.nna,i EIaTleet, January 8.

Generally speaking there has bean markell improvement in
curing and the quantity OF erehandise and
r,fsuce Of ali Kin which went cut, rte large
n M has bsen dealt quite fresy during the week. sni ri
cas- ced fur e The demand partly specu -tive, but
GOOD deal for The receipts are quilt light and
he exports IN and the city miss are ct do
inc much the icing rapidly reIuced Abeu lSo Dbl
were sofa du ing the week, closing at 81 6S4 "a Zoe
a. extra, and IS as % or good do and 80 SOC
6 for fancy -
white, vi.h very light supply. a. =,
a in good demand at 3Jc il the 40c she'll
al IN buik In sunnes tn. quotations s6Gs3 Oasatyabc
ed M 18th ssd dems nd 1t will be Seen BY ring 70 ou
thai there large increase in the and exports
them th season, compared with Lass Rye advanced % 66Jc
Barley in good 759 for prime fall and IooOc 10
1Tims ,rsda Whisky declined to 1870 but closed at IA
The ece duing the week were quite Large but rel
of AT The close. The demand, however has been quite scty
and prsng prices advanced materially The Irish and Eng
ISL packers bought freely, which tended to force
| prices from day TO day. -,
The ecets q hogs for pst the to thi
date ard M 10 the corresponding for several previous
L "a. -.
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from Charleston.

CHARLESTON. jan I0.-The steamer Star of the
West dispatches seat yesterday were strictly cor
Anderson sen. by Lieut.. Hall a message to Gov.
Pickens informing him that after reasonable time
for the return Of his messenger he should ret PER
nit any vessel to pass within range Of the guns OF
Fort Samptsr. Cav Pickens REPLIED. that any at
tempt to reinforce The Forts by the General Govern
ment would Be regarded as an act ef hostility.
Special agents hare therefore been sent eli The
bar TO vessels armed or unsrmed having troops
to reinforce Fert Sumter BOT 10 enter the barber.
Piekens says in regard TO Anderssn's threat about
vessels IN the hsFbor, you alone must be the judge
Of your responsibility, jour positioa in the hsrbOr
has baen tolerated By the Stale authoriiics- !.
Gsv Picksns has taken possession Of the steamer
Marion fer the service Of the State. ia
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I.a,.aa state csnren ion


TALEAH4 SEE, FLA, Jan. S.-The Commissioners
from Alabama and South CarOlins were introduces
TO the @ nveution yesterday. and both geOtlenssn
delivered able addresses The latter also presented
documents fro N bis State.
Judge MsIcsosh offered the following Preamols
snd resolution, which were made the special or
der .5 al %
WHEREAS, all. hope Of the preservation OF the
Union, upen terms consistent with the safety asd
hon1r If the slaveholdiDg States, have bean haaly
ii pa ed by the recent indications of the strength
of the snii-slavery sentiment of the free s'aes
therefore, be it
! EssoEusd, By the people Of Florida, in conven-
ton assembled that t ia the undoubted right Of the
seTeral States Of the Unien to withdraw from the
s.id Union, at such time and for such earse or
causes as in the opinion Of the people Of each state
setinz in their sovereign capacity, may be just and
proper; and, in the opinion Of this Conventions, ex-
slIng causes are ouch to compel Florida 70 pro-
| eeed to the exercise Of that right. ....sF
The preamble and resolution were adopted By .
vote Of ayes 81, nays s.
! The convention was in secret session the most o
/ the afternoon
Il is reported that the forts, and other Fedora
property in this Slate have been taken possession
Of BY the military acting under the order Of th'
! Governor. I.a "a
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Saward.s Acceptance.

ALBANY, N. Y dan 9---rhe fleming gosrHdt TO-
light announces ofisially Mr.. Stewards acceptance
a. Seeretary of Slate under Mr.. Lineolns Admins
traitor. II says that this Department vas tender
ed to Mr. Seward in December last and that, after
consultation with friends whose affection and
Judgment he is accustomed to rely, he accepted the
posi,ioa The Journal closes its announcement as
follows:
..Apd With the remark that, on no former occs-
siap has Presi Ie Il 5fered Secretary accept
ed. tia, Department in manner more delicate and
rsspectfut to each other, or mora independent and
hoaorable TO both, we dsmiss the subjec'-not,
however. without putting on record the prediction
thar the President snd Premier will SO discharge
their duties amid all faculties that surround them
az 70 preserve the blessings ofnion ard to deserve
and receive the homage Of their counirymen-"
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From washingtOn.

: W6sHtSoros, Jan. 9.-Commsndsr HsEtssein, Of
South Carolina, has resigned his position IN the
Navy --,
SENATOR Seward has The Aosr Saturday 20 speak
on the state Of the Union. a.s s-.sE
(. 1t appears from cf6cisl report that since April
last the Goverument have sold to various parties
% 600 muskets, altered from flint to percussion
locks, at . cost Of % cents piece The amount
r. allied was SEQ, 000A They are almost worthless,
and were previously condemned BY tae ordinance
officers p ~ ~ E.E q 10
A telegrspbic dispatch from the Navy Department;
10 tho officers at Key West was recently Intercepted
at Mobile by authority -
/ The United States Agricultural Society an
nouneed lie aupual session at the Smithsonian Ia,
situte to-day Col. tEare, of Virgins, II elected
President pro temj The act Of corporation gwen
by Congress vas accepted and various co sssss
were appointed. Energetic measures are beng u
ken 10 protect the public property in and Abou.
the city. -s.
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ONLY DISCovERH


RESTORING THE BALD AND 6hAH'
E.xv &C.. N. great discovery Of Prof Wood, have al
IN tsmpts not onY initiate his restoratVe oeh
~ something would produce results identical
put ney As , ~ Prof woods preparations and have
forced to leave field % its resstess sway. Ae@o
ingi- n.y. t,,f 18Th 1sse
pvo, a i yyoop 4 Co Gents-The letter wrote Gu in
1856 concerning your valuable tisr Is.es', - TO
have published this vicinity Aad ELSEWHERE h~s So
inquiries ucins the facts In the case ihe inquiries
are hst fact Of my h.eisAion ana 1s ss q so II
third does still cnltinn- 60 be N 500 SIu1 an 10
natursl coorf To III en and 90 answer y
halr is heg;eT than IL stage or M ne ol w
past more thrifty and eiter eoIored lss sans =
ms whissers aute Ohy cause Ehy Is Dol geiessi
tbSt he substance Ws1hed OF by eInert ahi1tlon o. ths
.ca when Il care Eipng ue ace IN sise sansc
ton with the M sa4s resuIt VI lollos -
have cen in terooelpI u graf i@IJ lsseis ron ~ @I
of Nee En-lspl a,siug ne En ar stu cOat nsa 70 oe
good a there much -rsua Il Lie iaah se
os zap urds vel this, il has 30 doubts -sI iseiy
~ Re, 49,. not only without good sse aut
sBt- icrs h. not used any Of resterstiye = any
oT some roo1ts, and yet ny har - gool ss ever,
OLD ana gray hair hea, Cd ny 'scS' su 70
this isct send you loek Of my slr La.sn o. I, M
which grael; gave 1t 10 my Irenns, an
induced them 70 try it, many were sse eca uau Ii
AZ ~ favor that you ss-d test by which can discover
fraud in the sold BY many lear without
,tv from from Won article will DsuTs success and
hi mere roed eeots do follow, the failure caused
nv the mnure g which the inventor Of the GOOD
dee imy duty heretofore e keep you apPrised o. s
sget On nv hair as assure who inquire OF me Of my IN
shaken opzion valaAbe results remain; asas sr
/ yours, ,..,.o-, Y, y No = "a IsSS.
The Restorative s ut up bottles Of three Sizes viz large
nedium aud snail Ine sls nous t neT cent more IL
oportio than the SMALL reas - per bottle the lars
holds qus s. PSE Ss9t @ PTsprstor IA Broadway
New York and ia Market street. St Louis Mo- and soa y A.
good Druggs md Fancy Goods pas Nv Tev Drug
/ house in the United States. ueon-y
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rron New york.

Nsv YoRK, jan. 9.-The steamer Quaker City
brings Havana dates tho 9Th and nearly $3.50 OOO
in specie.
The shin Lisbia, siih French colors, supposed to
be the Montauk Of New York, Was brought into
port By Spanish var steamer, With SOC ncgrOea
aboard. ....- ~.
srecal committee, appointed By the Speaker Of
the House of Representatives, with full power, &.i
are in session al the St. Nicholas upon the matter
Of Ire stolen Indian trust bonds. Among Hose al
ready subTo led CT shout to be, are Collector
scAell;z CLARK, prdse & Co; Simson Draper; G.
Lamar, r. Il. L1sry; NJ. Morgan Co.. Thomp
son Brothers; W, S. Coleman S Co.; Ward. Camp
bell Co; D1rc,n, Sherman Co; and several
others. lis beli-Eed best to conduct the inyesh-
cation as prisately as possible The members have
! pledged themselves not to divulge ythipg in re-
gard thereto They hope TO conclude their lsoors
| by the end Of The week.
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Reyov.1.-N,ssrs Cook BAILEY & Co., wholesale
49,. in hoots hats. shoes &c. have moved their
establishment TO No. Inn Block pubHc square
where their customers can be supplied on most Ia
yorable terms with all articles IN their line. ~
This house is so old and SO well established as to
need no ccmmendation from us al this Time and we
only wished to cali Attentions to their having moved
their location
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FLOOD FOOD
IA EnhnesfoeEk,s VermifIgc.

UPThis Safe and EffectGal Remedy Tor
worms has heen more extensively used by regular physicians
than any proprietary medicine wsh has ever made us sP
PeSrsnoe In the United States.
who have attSned in all the Middle fh
ern States
The great cans, its nopulsrity is the fact taat nothing has
vet heen discovered h can be substituted in its place and
that may be used in ali cases without fears as TO The
suit Its perfect safety recomnends it TO every parent III
within system, will speedily tea
fall Butt order TO obtain the genuine every
purchaser guard and look we'll 70 me Initials on
The A3d wrapper, ayd be particular 70 see
~ Fabnestoct' y VernifuVe and no other. nov4-wlm