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Canadian -four again lower, with activity nj
the conccssion with sales OF 900 bbs closing at
quotations. Southern flour heavy. but not quotaby
lever while the sales embraced about 500 bbs tho
above figures Rye flour steady, with sales Of 200
bbls. at unchanged prices. Corn meal Arm the
above quotations with sales OF 200 bbls. Wheat
decidedly lower, owing in part 10 heavy receipts aud
1rmness In frcights. The market active at the
decline, and footed up about 275 900 bushels,
00c g5c for inferior Chicago spring. and 81 OF for
good do CSC. for inferior and 81 90 for good Milwaukee
club and at 81 0s 81 flor red We 81 00ior
amber Iowa and Wisconsin, 81 03 for mixed STATE g8c
81 o. for Racine spring. and 81 10 81 10 for ambor ch
gan Corn again lower but active the concession
The sales footed up about 600 bushels 47c Tor soft
new and at ACC. &c Tor Western mixed, in
and delivered, and at 54c. 4c. for Jersey yellow.
Barley and barley malt In limited supply while
sales limited and prices unchanged. Itye was
ia fair demand with safes OF $500 bushels State 76c
TIC. Oats were steady at 40c. 40Sc for Canadian
and Western, and at 41c a 42c.
CorrEE--rhs market quite steady, while sales
were limited. Small sales or st. Domingo made,
including $50 bags In bond for export 44c cash ani
100 do. duty paid at 1ec.
Corros-ihs market was steady, but as usual on Mon.
days sales were qste limited, and were confined to
about 200 bales in small lots closing quiet the basis
Of 27nc. a CSC. for mddling uplands.
FREiGHrs were Griner, with Offering. To Liver
pool about 40 900 bushels OF corn engaged at 3D.
in bulk and 80 900 do wheat At 9tsd. In bulk and In
ships bags 1000 bills flour At a. lod 500 packages
gIsd in ships bags. To London 1000 bbs. -four were
engaged at 80. Sd. vessel taken up TO load for
dublin with about IS 900 bushels Of grain at I'D per go
lbs and another for Cork, with ORDERS was reported
with grain 13d, 10 bulk The steamer great Eastern
has engaged several boat loads Of grain private terms
HAY.--lho market was steady, with fair amount Of
sales at CSC for shipment, and Toe SOC for city use
MotAssss.--Ths market was steady, with moderate
NAVAL sroRxs were nrmly held swhe supplies we're
limited and sales confined 70 retail lots At full prices
Provisions. -Pork-Tho heavy receipts had de.
pressing influence on the market, while prices were
heavy and SAILS smbrsssd about 800 bbls, including
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CLEARED
Ship South America, Lincoln, Sydney, NsW-R Came.
s SsS:; ssss Ss
Big :, Mary, Brsyoor Pom. Pssre-Brets, Son Co. a
Bris EiizaSssh aBpS. Bouehfs, s. JoRn NBoB small
@ %.ssr. Az,
F;;ss s%,h; EssSss
ss. Is,
a4 3s ARRIVED. fIl# 4l y
8 gunboat Massachusetts Commander Cooper. Port
Royal May Is Charleston Bar and Bulls Bay same day,
French war steamer aontezuma,. Commander RUSSELL
Vera Cruz April Is sidewhesl steamer Of 800 horse
Steamship Blackstone ~ ransport Barsow. Newports
BARK venSs Atkinson curscoa May with eoaiskins &C.
70 s .a hs @ s
Bssk Ward. TIbbet,s, Mesanaas May wsh sugar 70
asus % load Tor New YorE The bark John Curtis
bark Sonssnsf Or Boston II days Key
Brig Mary Jones' Jones' Rio Grands Feb g. with hdes
Tinker hence tor S.gua who kindly supplied us with some
Bris VIM Mason, Hatch, Arroyo May !, with sugar &C. 10
ANNE 81 psS Ss from Porto cbso for
Brig Sarah Flag so Cf YGssha' Ruba Arroyo May J.
Brig Peacock tBr OF Aricha., Paon, Mayaguez days.
Bns Resoa,e Gray Poncs. May D with sugar, wsyde
Brig Judge gysn.y {ss so;,sn, coomO', saca May IL.
Lucy P. ns B s s
on me 4h isth inst Cape bearing NNE 30 niles
IS a she ese
( mas VT a
which instantly responded to by the crow of the pro-
AT I, ysn hides
Vera Or West spoke u 3 gunboat X X
sshr psO.nnsTs SB5 q cosaws,;, graS:hsw Black
Co ilth inst on edge Of she Gef picked up two CATS
bark Amanda, cruising, all well.
ps Nav E. ssss g Peck Rh0' St Johns
Sch, Arlington Murch saGua, May with sugar. to stur-
sshr Mary Susan sBr,. ---, Ecuthera, odays, with
B sss SssiG sd %y; m Ts.s. John sH via
w ss ys Movie sn Sf ssaS r' 10 days.
Prize sSnr Mary Teresa Acting Master Brice Charles.
s sap ION Inst. IS m BAR u
boat UnadiA The N was formerly Charleston pio,
Prize schr Gen Pnssney Acting Master " Dockray
Is only IS tons. slows IS bales cotton under deck and hs.
deck load Of bale cotton and 10 bbs rosin Capt states
@a: ssP1f xs' ss s' 's
sails well draws feet water and has been employed in the
sss, Actor Sf ocTsocs Nc a. Green
April r. by Gen Burnside's Expedition.
csr Ida Dc Y TcTse JSnss Yosso p
sehr N Bayles Thompson Baltimore, days.
s sssr ssassSs Cssalaas TIi.sSsssper. ,sr Boston
ssR Rr jones' Gsecms EraSsihport for Boston
schr Carroll Croker, EIaabsthpor. for Boston
scRr Anthony Rely, Davis, -o-a -'''''
steamer + " Bruno Foster. Baltimore.
Steamer II Burden. Lopez. Philadelphia.
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Increase. so y342,57I 102,9p3 4,444,72s
Decrease Al $50 III =

The main feature Of this statement IL the con-
tinued increase Of deposits, which indicates the
steady swelling Of the volume Of money at this
point. The bank deposits have now risen twenty.
five millions in month"; riso perfectly unprece-
dented, and one which explains at once the condi.
tion Of the stock and money markets. The increase
in the loans shows that the banks are trying to
make these deposits earn something. Most of the
banks are probably buying governments. Some OF
The best managed banks have been doing quite
handsome business in 7.3O notes and bonds Of 1881
buying every time they fall, and selling as they
rise. In the present condition Of the money mar
sket and with the present prospects Of the national
forces, the operation is safe one. For some
time to come our banks will find government
paper the best thing TO deal in.
Money is offered everywhere nj per cent,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

FnRcmp--srnem.-- Monday, May 10, AZ the resi-.
doncc the BRIDES parents by thu Rev Robert r. Booth
Mr. LEWIS j. FArRcHiLD 10 Miss LIZZIE srmemr, both OF
this city. lsAAH
KnlEy-MoRRs. Tuesday evening, May Is, at 81.
Francis xavcrs church, sixteenth street, by the Rev
Father De layres JoHN KELLEY TO IsABELLA MoRRis
BARR-VAN vAIsx--At Hsckensack. N. j., on Satur-
day, May IL, by the Rev Or. Van Ceek, EDWARD BARR
Of rsaneck ~ TO ELIZA JANE VAN vAIEN daughter OF
Cornelius Van valen, Esq J, OF Teaneck, NJ.
RoDDy-DxoS.--In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, May Ia,
In 81 Peters Church, by the Rev. Joseph Francioli
CosNoiLy Roppy TO MARY A. Duoy, all OF Brooklyn
SrAspy-RonKRr oS,--0n Monday, May H. at the resi-.
dencc Of the brides parents, Boomngdae by the Rev
y. Van Aiken Mr. TaoMAs SsNnv 20 Miss Lznn f. eldest
daughter of Mr.. George RobertsOn,
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KINGSTON, ia, HAVANA ,MATANZAs AND NASSAU, N. r.
CoLuxBIa-From New York May IA, arriving Havana
May TO- From Havana May 5, arriving at New York May
z The Columbia is to leave New York q days.
viii leave Havana on Saturdays follows-April H. May
g. May "a, June IL. &c. IL n. - MS
PLisrAcyNEr-Fro New York April % Port Prince
Hayt and Kingston ia. The will leave New York
month
( t4 ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-rHIs DAT.
s......... 80 NOON RISES morn II 10
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SUPPIE-FArRBARS.-On Saturday, May IT at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES uncle, SAM N. Simpson, ESQ.,. by
the Rev. Alex Peltz, DR.. W. r. supple Miss PHHE A
FARBAIKs both Of this city
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scHR A CRArpAlL, from New London for Key West
at Port Royal ltth inst, in distress.
BR Sem MIDWAY BELLE at Boston from Port Midway,
reports l4h noon, fell in with the wreck Of herm
brig on her beam ends abandoned Took from her
rigging sails &c The last letter OF her y and she
hailed from 81 John, NIB
BsRLIx, Nd, MAY ls-Ihe brig John Chrysal, from ths
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though few bankers continue to get from their
customers. Brokers will often give one per cent
more for loans which are not likely to be disturbed
with every fuctuation of the market The with
drawal from the market by the Sub-Treasury of
900 of legal tender currency has checked
the applications for conversion. Still however the
Sub Treasurer received to-day $l65 900 to be
verted into $40 bonds. Certificates of indebted
ness sell from 99T to 10011.
Foreign exchange opens dull for the steamer.
Bankers ask ll3T ia; but at these rates there is
little demand. Gold is stronger, selling at 1887
an
The stock market opened this morning with q
heavy tone, and it looked as though prices were
gowng to be lower. The operators on the bear
side made the most of the repulse of our gunboats
in the James river, and by the newspaper stories
about foreign Intervention. As the day advanced,
however, fresh orders came in, and by the after
noon the market was quite strong again, at better
prices The feature of the transactions was
the extraordinary demand for all first class
bonds. The New York Central sevens are at LOT,
Erie frsts lO7, Hudson firsts l08, Harlem frs's
1903, Michigan Central Ss LOG, Michigan Southern
frsts 9911s, sinking funds 97H, Rock Island firsts
lO4, Galena firsts 104, Chicago, Burlington and
All these bonds are being gradually absorbed by
capitalists, who consider them the safest and most
profitable investment they can get. Governments
were n lower at the close To-day. Pacific Mail
dropped to >ll41a at the first board to-day, but
afterward rallied to ll6 bid. The Erie shares and
most of the Western shares closed Il n lower
than on Saturday. The market is seldom rampant
on more than one class OF securities at time:
to-day railway bonds were the rage. When the
market has been cleared Of these, investors
will pay more attention to railway shares. At
the close the market was quoted firm the follow
Ing being the closing quotations. United States
6's, registered, 1881, 1887 q l03T; do. 6's, cou-
pom, 1881, l031S o lO4; do. SIS, 1874, 931 a "a;
Indiana SIS, IS; Tennessee e's, 5ss 5ss4; Vir-
ginia 6's, SO q 591s; North Carolina 6's, 72%
ll6A, ex div; New York Central, 80 891s; Erie,
39I 39ss; do. preferred, 661a 66a; Hudson
River, 43 43A; Harlem, IA l41s; do. preferred,
35H SO; Reading, 40 49A; Michigan Central,
81 6lZ; Michigan Southern and Northern Indi-
ana, 261S 1914 do. guaranteed, 57Aa 57s4; Pana-
ma, 1873 1856; Illinois Central, 60 q 6214; Galena
and Chicago. 7lA o q; Cleveland and Toledo,
1871 465s; Chicago and Rock Island, 641 64ssss;
Chicago, Burlington ard Quincy, 20 q 7O1I1; Mil
waukee and Prairie du Chen, 29s4 : 80; Cleve-
land, Columbus and Cincinnati, ICY q lit; New
York Central rs, 1875, 1917 1851; Erie third
mortgage bonds, 961 q 80; Michigan Central s's
first mortgage, 1857 lO6; Illinois Central rs
9SH IS; gold, 1881 l03ss. ..s..at ..,.,.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-day
Roro;rtc econ dq1 10
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MONDAY, May 19-6P d.
Asnxs-we have no further change OF moment to no
tce. small sales OF pots were making at IS 62hc.
BREADsruFFs--Flour-The market was again heavy.
especially for common medium grades OF State and
Western while extra brands OF prime quality
plenty prices unchanged The sales footed mp about
IL 900 bills, closing within the following range OF
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL.


MONDAY, May 1916 M.
To-day's bank statement compares as follows
with that of last week.
Wk ending Loans Specie. Circulation Depss;fs
May 10. &i3s S21 239 1868 $3.50 32I 115 $50 203
May H. 142 290,7S2 697 1921 1923 100 g2g
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I,PIcUREs, Acknowledgement TURTLE SOUP
~ and Steaks served,up daily AZ CRANDALL TrsON'6
restaurant, corner Of Liberty and Nassau stsVeN.
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The Tas Hili IN Danxsf.

Ihe 1T SIS ee< sc,n Ws.ha .4c o.
ihe Effect thar h ). A,nou.l .renoset % let
th. ss bin le over nni'i ar rs, session n
C~oncrs- The .lel.y ia seloffinc Is t. The
senate 80 lnimenee Interest. engaged i4
ihrov IA 'mre!imenis iu the usy Of he
adoption at any burlru ~ hs lhri. lhe r..
i~aat<nre ~ clrgfe<msn % ie inicnt,hel
aih mrs.nfc nvolsine sd mnch heal un
-.rsI' ritz. gives co'af 81 tbs EARNING
fui4sf II has beea lcironnci e. aaieun
ID MAJ. ~bth d hear sf hand SCI ae arc
toll The senate committee al nei rerari Il
before ihs sio.e o. a.. week IL mnl fhen
~ ati.tiel aulefnlci. sni cat back g. The
hoefc. = prs e<s likely g. take me.ltis rather
fhtu sftk. and so che .c.>iau Is near 'ts
lose Ne 3. nos ike fhe hail apier a.
1fsn e. isetel enc might hive i.sen
rtnel 81 a entnsr n lie time = th nac
ffh IHe itlf. Hut. hna asite H !.
81 rh tetist itsa neae al 4i iirfisr lel
itt rttnffs Tat w. ftt ans 81 car efin4
.sns e. - o that ta1gfe-. fsls~l e. p.-s IT,
st = -. present. r. iou -Ner iert Hsrld
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Foseisn view ofthe Monitor aud NcF
Ilmfr Contest.

A private letter from Hn iHte li-ent Amer.
lean. recently Ia Paris. 10 = friend IN ash
iueton. coafains the following
" The naval battle In Hampton Roads, be
tween the Monitor aud tie Merrimac. Is the
absorbing iople Throughout Eufope. The
Emperor Nsteiean ha- been heard Ia say
thai : b hon settled sast .hefs "a navy ia
the world thar eouid make htfd against iren.
elti steamers. This Mas ! sefie ENTITY tb-
fioas remark. perhaps bu, i comes wilh Pc
eular emphasis from the k~Iurcfol 81 ih,
t~reaehsUAo ha- itei-flsi nigstee. Nhie.
eonli sal directly up % ipAdon il he ohuo-c
without ~cn<-unfeuu ASS eicefiRc fesistinc,
eNeert iinm de Qbslulcfious Ot a sfoat bfocL
ef tasoau iate ihe channel oi the IAame-
The British government, OF course. uoui,
-eoua 90 avail itself 10 Lat r,eius ~ He
fence.
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Tn Louisville Deaoerai y guilty 81 he
following
Epitaph dl-cos cred on 4n old tombstone ia
the ehurchyard al " eisnichtwo.
Here hes Touta1t &c BeaaseSsfd.
Wbo 81 TIE truth lad 40 TtgaTd.
When seized - S.ian he vii ery.
I'se caught Oh Satan Nieiegy -
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.Genue words and Loving sm,ie-.'

The sun may warm tbs 1r4ss % ~.
The dew. the troopins hoser.
~ eyes sr0~ brishs ard watch - hi<h'.
q. s-iann's oPenlns hear,
Entvort. that breathe q kiuiness.
Aad smiles uc lnos are tIit.
IRE wkrner than The summer ftae.
Ard brighter thar ths dew.
A. j. not maeh he ~stif cas- sitt.
VIII ~ Ia. subtle 80,
Aud roia and gem. are net tie tAns
To satisfy fhr heart.
Fsi a Il th0~ eho clasiei Io1ut
Ihe ala d. ne 1ar.
Haze geatie words ans lowing eul
Hoe b~eaaiiili e. etrh
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We have nken d large number OF gun,
from the rebel Conieleracs. but not a fourth
part as MANY as single rebel General
named Flosd took from a..
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GROCERIES 4 PROVISIONS,

90 To \. G.. BURROWS. No.
VI 50, Main Street Noa vii and his house IAN
% Fresh Gut 81 every thing that eau be ut 10 a
house 81 ihr Kind. and sold for a very small profit ior
ca.h. A. he GODS are bought for cash. and by Ny
III the quality ard price vii compare favorable
with any house iu the els.
Rv.ryfhing soid ~iii - tcliesa 70 any part ~ On
city fr.e ~ charge.
Call al Na. =. Main Street. reffc IAule. Indiana
A.c. BURROWS
Msuhisitf
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4 Na>.pE ctN e tasfef a-fet su~
u..e - s4.nehi .ift tau faifi ~
large Irol asiioa. Aas teea q Pre- - - ee
.tr1rt,on 49, tae Wstafo~n No. Ai-.n.i.
~ he u..i Is s,an.rli.n efh h.e hanafe
0,ura rrn. mi i = "a o. rsalfr'el s1fin =
ssx a..a The c~atrs4e alene "a 81
.eish tweDty fgs ttr -bs.,a Hfsls
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4 person nTole from here TO tie Cieve
land Herald last week hat Louisville wAs the
dirtic-i city hc ever saw. lie should have
added that lie himself WAS Use diriiest. fellow
IN 90
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Before tA- war j. ended the rebel, viii
see more stars than those on their dag. and
look oui from bctw cen moro substantial
bafS.
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RftENs and definite Information disclose
The fact that tie .sbel army IN "rei"ins
tom Pittsburg Landing on the -econi ta'
~ me battle made a most df-graceiui ront
- "a. and the rsports that Beanresard :
t.,res are considerably iemoraii<el, j. dcnhi
le- correct.
When the Federal forces. Ia making y re
e.nsoi.ance ou tie 2ith inst. Advances On
Pea Ridge. the eaemy. between 800" and
tOo strong. although drawn up IN line Of
,.uie broke and run ON the Erst ire from
our artillery. leaving tents sufficient 70 -nei
.ef n entire division. together with al their
e.ma s~euirage. private baggage, &c
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SIN Editor Of the Erpress calls Dan
Ass,hee a traitor. We venture 50 assert
,Aat he dare not tell him 20 - his late
Ja8ragi.
We have but little regard ior the bravery
man Who allows himself 10 be publish
Il - Aliar without r%e~cnting e.
The editor Of the Jovraaf seems ANXIOUS
+. test the rove ct The editor OF he ~
,. W. suppose nc knows how q ran he
lane
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D RENT.

, TWO-STORY Brick Dwelling
Y GA Nolh feurA Street kuqair. ~
EnTefw IL. A.. hN,kWfit-
nm STORE on Man street he
L iungins - Nr- kriiirffnp and occupied ~ J.
e.. alter. viii b. ior rcuf uu and after The isl a
March. - nv ah-sncr isquise Of " y. Hendricks
" ckfSNoLU.
Jaussdu
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DISSOLUTION.

'EtiE FIRM Of keel.i q Morgan. ~
L tas fanp snIol ifais. #. 81. Gas ti,sahf.ih 81
maiasi tsH.taI ~ H.rHm ffif'as
81 kEfiiH.
Mutf AZ
TfiD a.a,s. gaal 80. iS3
fs En.In eI q. .rlItnuef alta. >tns stan'
~ g. Ssfi. t.Iiliae- natef thr nsflt 81 4 ,
kseisi sc
c.n.iuuaass ai "a laietsi psif.s-s- htfsf-.crs
bestowed. "a -perffai3 solicited
II Nffiie. Aea
ArsidSwa~
THE partnership IN the Dry Goods
i uele lasstn Ripple, : uau.lisou ,srifet -
mallai c1n-fft 90 fhr 1sfA tsv of Jsnusfs. i@s2
DIS D.. q retiring ftiis his interest g. :
klQleF. I'll. 1a u-s tat .adurss AMI s~ettiss ~
a lasnfs stsiatf lh. irtc Be- AT elisiat tins le
tsnirfarss miifts immediately u1tf
MFffi 4 pANstt-uN
Janssrs 81. lses
\ tasi.
o. 0fllflas ffsta .a.if~ss. tlt reitfsisr-a t-f-l
0lufh pleasure in ~tunnt.-f4nr ttse B AtIirf a. al
fhe faIntr psifans q lhe Nsu-e a1i g. ile paiHll
g-psfsily ftfunstiy g4sllasa In rs bs-nt.-- q.
= So .afchssef. fAt HafinF community ma reiir
denfis rely ana eo-i tfrkta> I'd ~ utss. - =
siFalfAl frs tfs - srrt. iftstltnf
III n~ANAil4-nN
NJ b suaii - s.sl 60 - hts rssues - 81 -
sisas. 60 ite irfr-s 'f~natings fih~setrfs. 4Hs
"a ~. A.. A.
fsfrs rsat-. Jan -. l~ss
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MEDICAL

nR. j. \ MERRILL, the cele-
IL braffi Electrician n New York. hss arrived
~ Trfre Hauis and taken rson- A. the tuutlf
House. where he ~nl remsia a few weeks Tor fhs
freaimuat ui Deafness. Hhcumstism, Neuralgia.
PARALYSIS. Dyspepsia. -. Niius Dance. Torpidity a
The LlerF. Sp.nsi Weakre<-. Nervous Debility. Pc.
lofrus pstft Failing 81 Nomii aud al dersuss
nrnf. ~ fle
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& 8 : 8 9

ONE person writes, her daughter was
cured Of fits Of nine years standing. and
II. Vitus dance of two YEAR.
ANOTHER writes, his son Wa. cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced tho case incura-
able.
ANOTHER was cured OF Fever ana Ague
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER Wa cured If Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years.
ANOTHER OF Rheumatism # eight
years.
Gases innumcrablc of Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint could be- mentioned in
which the Purifier and Pills
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ELIBOLDS GENrf~r nnr.
III TIDN
ssournIet a. 49, 80.
+, p..i,t,. .~5 Sc i..,~e 'NihAet DtCHl.
~ Di-.s~, "a as. bLAnuEL- klnNtx
Ia, 80,
- "e"si .! Dses 'isa.
~ siIrs ~ wsf1xS on cHTS.Tcentss soio.
noAs. -ne Az $4,000 az
-. AND NFiAAAit"N,
49, ,e,.sx i. .,.
49, N'N"s, oh 'hhJflN.
ur,..,t 4. -
MN
fW htaAAtsett
h"rts1 Dissipation. fsfis
iNADv"tNe SlAtL"AS
lisp e.ioh !" ftrfffH, les 81 lo~a.
- .. Memoir, b.1.euli q BreaiLing.
49, 49, Trembling.
hakeiolnts-.
a. 49, ..".sf System,
.~rf--. FLUSHING OH boaS.
'"s-'1 - 20 go, Eruption o.. he Esce.
u-s,ef,. n.y. F. -no"s1 " g "a ~lish hts
IpIpTTScy iarTg4> ~ i.nSss
- eSr az Wuittf rssf - .LhftN H.
WILL anh fAitfNt MAJ tAiitf
..nTfrtfs i"s'i3 followed
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-it Afiioi
mr. A.r "a 4 -.
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lht hfIOhDN Or fhf INSANE A>fitlr.
Andfhe Aelshcnos DEATHS H. ColsuI4pfiaa.
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Olt'ANtt ~NEAkNkSS,
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IH.iEafale tie system.
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ORGANS.
Whether existing ~
"'at ost
From Nnaietcr cause urgnating, and no mstter .
HOW LONG >IAtDGNG.
b~ea-Fs oltse-e organs require he Ne q Z lhufr fr
X bJCHU
Is 1HE EkfAT DIIRF1lCf
And Is certain 20 have the dearrd .Hsei in all Di-
es.e> for which nis recomn4sated.
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ns NIkkilA. has tr sale Dr. Improved fiffii
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Inf h4s Fay in lht IT'S ~it give Instruction = ms.
sias,l+ ~ glasses iN hs ,.'sm 81 srrifiur -i..
rlgiiy.
ks-aa- si THE ttuun nanes.
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.t'errOHs <ysfesW,
rs hi- ne~ ani comrleIr system Of
Medical Electricity.


DEAFNESS -pr. Merlin would particularly
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MEDICAL

HELABOLDs GENulvr rpp.,
Ii TON.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-26

neutrality-suspicious.
Old on YOUNG, SlNrl.t, MARRIED. OR con-
ffAPLAlfNs MARRIAGE
u Many AFFECTION PECULIAR IT, FEMALE
ibr tAifsct fuehI D. u~teQusiir ly AMY oiA, rem.
g. ia thiero~is er hetehti~u. lfirgulsrity. rainf,i
nt--. ar ruppres~iur ~ Customary fxacuation-. A.
ssraled er >cirthoss state ofthe ltcruSI eucorfL..a
a. Whites. Steuliy, sad Cor al coaaplsials inr.t.r,
o. the ~. "he.hsr arising from Iraif-creiion. IL -
81 ii-.inafi.i. 81 in the