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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-18
From, Wnshinrton.

% New YoRK, Feb. 1.-THE Tribune's cores.
pondence says; Senator Latham will tomorrow
introduce 0 bill for the survey Of telegraph
line from San francisco to the northwest coast,
overland via Behring's Straits and Asiatic Rus
sia, to the mouth of the Amoor river, as pro-
posed by Mcdonald Collins. The Military
committee asks for an appropriation of $l00,
900 and two small vessels, In order to make the
preliminary survey. The enterprise will be
under the direction Of the President, and other
nations will be invited to participate in it,
A board of officers convened 10 investigate
tie quality Of clothing furnished by contractors,
have discovered that at least one-thiFd now on
hand is entirely worthless. The facts being re-
ported to the Secretary Of War he ordered that
payments to contractors be ct once supended.
Gen. SegeNick, Brigadier in Gen. Huntael-
mans division, has been assigned to the COM
msnd of Gen. Stones division. 80 - tis
WASHINGTON, Feb. l7.--Chief.J Justice Taney
this morning delivered the opinion in the case
of Gordon, the slave-lrader, denying the mo-
tion made by Judge Dean for writ Of prohibi-
ton to prevent his execution on the ground Of
a want of power in the court to review proceed
ings In criminal cases to restrain the action Of
a ministerial officer. The application was based
on alleged irregularity in the New York Cir
cult Court. Application will be made to the
President in behalf of Gordon on the same
ground. EnN s.ts
The House committee on Contracts have
been discharged ffomthe further consideration
of Quartermaster Van Vleet's advertisement
for horses. The committee say the shortness
OF che notice for bids vas owing TO pressing me-
cessity. They are perfectly satisfied with bis
integrity, and his action in the premises was
with view only TO the public interest. ~.
The Senate TO-DAY confirmed the nomination
9rict of Missouri. GO &C. IA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-18
lFrom missOurI,

Sr Louis, Feb. VA special to the st,
Louis Democrat, dated Springfield, February
10th, says: According to latest advices the
Federal army were in vigorous pursuit of the
rebels.
Prices army was ON Crane creek, twenty
nine miles from here, on Friday evening, and
our forces five miles In the rear, preparing to
make an early start in pursuit next morning.
Price had placed his train in advance. About
one hundred wagons, containing supplies for
him, we're brought into this place from Forsyth
only few hours before his retreat. ..,. rs
Rebel ,eympathizeTs here claim that Price
will be reinforced bytwelye or fifteen regiments
from ,Bentonyille, Arkansas, under Gen, Van
DoreD, but Gen. Sigel, who was advancing on
the rebel column by different route from that
pursued by Gen. Curtis, may strike blow on
their flank aud upset Prices calculations.
Four rebel officers and thirteen priyates fell
into our hands on Friday, and are now here =
The officers are, the notorious Col, Freeman,
Major Berry, aid-de camp to Gen. Mcbride
Capt. Dickinson, chief engineer, and Capt
Downall, quartermaster. t.
! A pony express, with relay posts, has been
established by Capt. Baldwin between Rolls and
this point. aan H rmt
sr. LOUIS, Feb. l7.--All the wounded or
both sides at Fort Donelson will be brought
here and placed inihospitals A dozen or more
surgeons with corps OF hospital nurses, left
this afternoon for the battle field, to assist In
their transportation,
National salutes were fred at Benton Bar
racks. the Arsenal, Jefferson Barracks and all
Forts surrounding the city to day, in honor Of the
victory at Fort Donelson. ~ Z, W X, M. (.
The following General Order has been issu'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-18
Money Market.
lrrlraRApHED FOR TIE. ONO srArn4As.l

ITEtEGRAPHKD FOR THEr ONO srATnNAS.I
NEW YoRx, Feb. II.
The money market active at per cent for loans on
call, and GOT per cent for strictly prime paper.
Sterling exchange dull and rather easier. Il.
Bankers bills quoted nominal at tlI4H@1l5k.
The market for gold 10 easer sales to fair extent
3A@4H per cent premium, closing at th inside rate
The bank statement to day exhbisa specie aggregate
$9e l4s being decreaie OF $seSI3, as compared
with the previous week. e. stri...
Government stocks rule nrm: 73 10 treasury notes
are In demand at 80.
California gold bars have declined to S@sk per cent
premium. art E-s.i.'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-18
LATER
Casualties on our Gunboats at Fort
DoHelsOn.

ST. Louis. Feb. 1.-THE casualties on the
gunboats al Fort Donelson are as follows: 81.
Louis, three killed, including P. R. Riley of
Cincinnati, two wounded, among them Lieut.
Kendall, slightly; Louisville, five sailors kill
ed, four slightly wounded, two severely, each
having both arms shot away; Carondolet, four
killed and six badly wounded, including VIM.
Hunter. pilot, two seriously; Pittsburg, two
wounded.
The force en- route for Donelson had mostly
come up and we're located on Che loft.
General Lew. Wallace, with the Eighth Mis-.
souri and Eleventh Indiana, arrived Friday.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-18
Call for a Meeting OF RaIlFoad PKesi
dents at WashingtOus n
t WAR DEPARTMENT,
lt .l - wv isatNoTON. Feb.

-'7-7 " WABHINdTONl FeD, O,y
The railroad operation of the War Depart
ment requires that there should be just and
efficient system of railroad transport that
would secure to the Government energetic &C
tion, with fair tariff Of charges. The Secre-
tary Of War, believing that he may safely ap.
peal TO the practical experience Of the officers
Of the railroad coinpanies, and their patriotic
feelings for aid in devisipg such q system, he
invites the chief officers Of the respective rail
road companies of the loyal States to meet and
confer with him on the subject, at Washington
on Thursday, the 20th day Of February, 1862.
Hon. Erasius Corning and N, L. Wilson, nos
in this city, are requested to act ss o committed
Of arrangements. liW-. llla lhu
(Signed) EDWINM STANTON
Secretary of War.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-18
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb. Is.
FLoUR-The demand is good and prices q shade
higher. Sales Of HOO barrels at - 2594 30 for
pernne; "a 5094 10 for extra, and 81 5O94 IS for
family.
WHIsKY-An active demand and prices &c higher
Sales Of HOO bbls at 17xOl7Xc. The market closed
unsettled under the news from New York. and with q
strong upward tendency In prices DsillerS talked Of
PROVISIONS Holders have generally Withdrawn
their stocks from the Market pending the conflict on the
Cumberland river II that is successful they think
prices will largely advance. ELlLl-L-
MESS PORK-was in active demand at $40 259l0 so,
but only small tots Of country could be procured.
BULK PoRR-In active demand at s94Hc with sales
sHOULDERs-At3 30. SzsN .rgli ys-ss 4Ial D.
sIDES-4Hc. --a3 'ta h'1'las,es
LARD-was anxiously sought after at 7kc, but none
to be had. -I
GRo0ERIEs-Ths ussko. Is unchanged and quiet,
with q fair jobbnR demand. ..t . t'-a ,fl-.a.
C0FFEE-l9K@2lK. f't r la l9 1".t
M0LAsSEs-42@44c.z r .ia.l.lr o .f.
SUGAR-8K@l0H. al flH -faH .Fsah 3
WHEAT-The offerings are light with an active de
mand, and the mara ct rules rm at full prices. We
quote prime red at 90992c, and prime white at 9o9l co.
prime Kentucky white would sell at 81 03@l 05 but
there S none Offering Sales 800 bush prime red e. Oos
red at CSC. 800 he'l .naqrio .9hao-
lower dpo Gales buh shelled in bulk, at 3Oc and
| 1900 bush ear at 300. sti 1' 'l, eft
oATs-A continued dull market and prices are not
quoaby lower sales 200 bush in bulk at go, and 4OC
| bush in sacks at 26c-sacks returned. tl
hTE--Ths market Is ith an active demand at Soc
for prime samples on arrival.
BARLsY-The receipts continue light, and nctequal
to the demIud and prices are tending upward but are
not quotably higher We quote prime fall at os@0oc
and prime spring at 5a955c.
HAY-The market Is frm for tight pressed at $50
10 50 per ton, on ARRIVAL loose pressed Is dull 1t $V
| oHEESE-The demand is good and the stock light
We quote selected Western Reserve at oko, and extra
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-18
,oFEroE or PRovosT MARSHAL,
GrNERAL DEPARTMENT OF Missouri
q Ea Sr. Louis, Feb. III

Toinnure Che peace and welfare Of loyal citi-
zens in this Department, IL is ordered and on
Joined upon all citizens that they inform the
Provost Marshal General, or nearest loyal Pro
vost Marshal, Of the names and place Of resi-
dence, of all persons who have been In arms
AGAINST the United States, or who have active
" aided the rebellion by word or deed, or who
have been guilty of any Of the offenses referred
to IN The circular issued from the headquarters
Of the Major General commanding the Depart
ment, dated Feb. l4th. The loyal Provost
Marshals will make due inquiry inte all such
cases, and order the arrest OF any such as may
be found to come within the provisions Of said
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-18

taking the oath, they will be arrested and tried
for military offepse, and the election declared
null and void: '9'1 -" a-..@ ~
Generals Hamilton and Steele left this eve
ming for the Cumberland river. Oae or more
regiments Of, troops leave here daily for the
same destination;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-18

circular. Any citizen who may conceal or at
tempt to shield any such disloyal persons re-
ferrod to In said circular, will be arrested and
(signed) BERNARD G. FARRAR,
Provost Marshal General.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-18
fort DonoIson Snrrcndered-Savan
nah PrObablY,Taken.

fort DoneIson observation-disclosures
nah Probably Taken.
FoRrREss MoNRoE, Feb. l6.-By a flag Of
truce to-day we learn that Fort Donelson sur
rendered 10 Gen., Grant yesterday. Generals
Pillow, Floyd, Johnston and Buckner were taxi
en-, with fifteen thousand prisoners. Y
We are also informed that fighting has been
going on near Savannah, and that city has pro-
badly been captured. Hr go
WAsHlNoroN, Feb. l7.-Gen, Mcclellan has
received dispatch fully confirming the capture
Of For. Donelson. jilo d.t asss 9as
Sr. LOUIS, Feb, 1T.--Dlspatches from Gen.
Grant to Gen. Halleck announce the surrender
Of Fort Donelson, with $4,000 prisoners, in
Guiding Johnston, Pillow and Buckner. ''s97'
- LATER. 80. ....,..
Further official advices from Fort Donelson
cay that Gen. Floyd escaped during the night,
snd the rebels in the Fort denounced him as q
black hearted traitor and coward. L9@
The enemy are known to have had thirty
thousand troops, fifteen thousand of whom are
our prisoners, five thousand escaped, and the
balance are reported killed, wounded or other
wise disabled. th q tAt- ~. ~
Our loss is not stated, but the slaughter in
our ranks is mentioned as terribly severe.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-02-18
Impor1ant orders In missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. l6.-The following circular
has been issued from headquarters: 4e=
All persons who are known TO have been in
arms against the United States, or TO have ac-
lively aided rebellion by word or deed, are to
be arrested. Those who are accused Of acts iI
violation Of the laws OF war, such as destruc.
tion of railroad bridges and private property,
firing into trains, assasainationi etc., will not be
released on any terms, but will be held for trial
before military commission.
Notoriously bad and dangerous men, though
no specific act can be proven against them, will
be kept in custody, and their cases referred to
the commanding General. r4 IA. goHigl
Prisoners not included in either OF the above
classes, may be released upon subscribing TO the
usual oath, and giving O sufficient bond, with
good security for their future good conduct.
| The amount of bond should In no case be less
than one thousand dollars; in some cases IL
should be much larger, varying according to the
wealth, influence and previous conduct of the
party. The security should, in preference, be a
secessionist. usaamas
Persons now engaged in recruiting for the
rebel army, also those enrolled for the rebel ser
vice, will be arrested as prisoners of war.
/ In addition to this, all property belonging to
such persons, and which can be used for militia
~ purposes, such as horses, mules, harness,
wagons, beef cattle, forage, ETC., will be selzed
and turned over to the Provost Marshal, TO be
disposed Of according 10 orders of the Com
manding General Of this department.. esas
When persona who have been in the rebel
service voluntarily come forward and take and
subscribe to the oath Of allegiance and are re-
leased on bonds, ell property not of military
character taken from them win be restored.
BY order of Major-G General Halleck. ,u.t
N. H. McLEAN,pD
Assistant Adjutant- General.
Gen. Halleck also issued an order, the prin
cipal part of which is as follows: At the re
quest Of the acting Governor of Missouri, 1t 1
thereby ordered that at all future elections II
this State, whether state, municipAls county o
town elections, every voter will be required Il
take the oath of allegiance prescribed By tn
State Convention Of October is, 1861. on
GERS of polls will see to the execution Of thi
order. If they receive votes Of persons no
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-14
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~ Cinslpaati Casetis'S seusIpoedsut
via Gsh. HnlIssk's sray, pisE, - tbs
folloviav suer lsit bshihd By Soue NJ
tr,atlsg isb,l. aud ttbdl Il % that PaHsr.
rCAlspuA sfATios, soL J I, ~,
WA. J! N. BnoWT--It y ainolt With
lld,ss allied 10 aothIaEhasG that AtISnFt
70 auJ yer year lear HhttGh % he llth
Of last mosth. I Dhoald have anIvsrtd
sour inter ldnE Snd most welcome mlasiVe
eFv thlSs but eirsamStauesS haVsPFeventsd
~ doing %, and h0pinG that you uIn for
aiVo ne foF ~ tlrdineSp e Il bas eosn 90
hand several dsyB bebes, will haslsa 70
respond 10 ny feeble usnnsf before the
isRVidE gbsGt oE lime performs another ~
ol6iioS hoplug that 10 Its FuEundsl motion
twill bFlsg Tie Welcome Fu1Pohse 90 The
rapid WInRS Of tlut.
IAftsT Ibis sablims sIOrdium, The writer
dr5cena5 70 common talk.
,.sistsf Jsauib hHd myself have bSsn
krtf oalts busy oil ibis week sewing toF
he DoldIen. i1ptat last week 10 Jackson
ana assure you lhht ! enjoyed myself very
much indeed with tomu Of my friends that
have rot gohs 10 var yeI.
HNibs Joe Terry SRads Der best regards
70 ~. .. n. 6lleS, Had ell Of bsr lore to
Tie RAakiB GfryI. DoH'I you thlHk her
very LIBERAL
AF. BfoWn know 700 aFs tired BY tbs
time rsadlng this non5ensieAl LETTER 20
viii close tot The brSStRi FAEeEell
7s1 "Your friend
MATTE L.
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Ayers Catharrtic Pills.

ITVHR acienees II Chemistry and Medlcine have
been taxed thelr utulOSt % pFndneb this bOst
most peritct paFEltiTO which 4 known 70 nan. In.
BuHiarahlO pIoOil an fA0Wn that thee Pitts have
mtdIelnol, and that thOy via GHpF0oodsntSily upsa
the Ottolm Of al ma. mo- aFO nj and pleasant
% taka, bat powerful 10 cure, Thalr penetrating
properties stimulate The TltAl netiVlel q Tie bO4y
remove The ohstFuetl0hl Of its oFglns, purity the
blood. and eHPel dl,saie. TheZpaIGo al, The foul
humorl Vhirh breed aud grow ditsmpeE, stimulate
alnt1ish Of dnJrdered oFEinl Into thslF HltuTRl ~
tlon Snd lmplri healthy tone With strength to The
whole system Not Only Do they euTO the everyday
complaints of gTeEy body, bat alAo formidable and
dlnEsFoul diseases Inst have baflod the bet - hH-
h,aa akin While th.y rredsse poSvEisl edsstl
Iafssi and bGlt phyUia that can b Pmpigys4 81
children, BSlhg uugr coated they an pleasant 70
take; and being purely Vugetablh aFo me- ifOm any
Fitk IL harm Care have been made Uhiai GuTpall
bsllsf were thSy Dot 1lhstAntlated BY men o. Sneh
gTnlted postlpn aud character % % iotbd the M
pleion q uutFuth. Many eminent elSrEJmsn and
phylleani have lsnt thOli nluSl % eertily . The
puhlie The reliability q ny ramOdo4, while olhuS
haY0 pent ne Tie AlluflneS oitheir CONVICTION that
ny Preparations eoutFibutO Immensely % the Fullof
d ny lhlleted, saflFilg lsiloN.man.
TIE Agent below named 3 plpasd t0f1Fpiah mt
Il NJ American Almanac, containing dlFoetlols loF
their uDa and certificates Of thelr cures 6f the iol-
owing eomplalhtl;-s ~
coStiVsn6e BIli8nl Complaints, RhSumAtln,
DFupgy, Heartburn, Headache arising iron foul
elanieh, Nanlal, lndlgaEtion, uoFbd IHleiioa q
tie Bowels md Pain aflging th1Fuiou, Hl8iHlUAsy,
Lon q ApPstlta. I'll UleoF1ll nd Cllanools De,
49, Vhieh TaquiFp ~ oVAsuant medicine eeFuiall
o. KinIs EyiL IhEy Aluo, bypuHgiug the blooa
and ttinnlatiAg The lyglom, care many complaints
WhIeh lt Wunld DOt - guPpolld they epald reach.
Hush . paaihSlS, Partial BllhAnhls Neuralgia and
Nervous I'M llly. gpmbhtt q Tie IlVOF 8nd
RidnoyS Goat md ether kln9FOd eomplllntl arising
fFOn l0U state Of tho boayoF Obstruction q ~
lllatinDS
% %, n put % By unpfihsipied dosiSn With
buiau ether PIN theY make moEO pIuot %. Ak ~
AEUlAl PItIl md tako nnthing alle- No etheF ihoy
can give you eompar With thain IL lntyilge value
q euFGtlVo pdUGfl ~ GIsk want the BET aid
there b fof them and thOy lh0aldh SFO Il.
Prepared b. Dr.. ]. O. AVER,
PFaataaI az Aaalytinll CItlit, IonaA, Asit
PHirE rs clI. IA Bo1. nm Ha4ti IoH q,
SD b A. Q. GOOD &o1. and b ~ DFuEliSig
and Doe6Ia n Neaielna OVtTgNharO. NILS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-05-14

Missouri Mining Company
incorporated Fob. a2a, lsel,

Incorporated Feb. 22di 1881,
CAPITAL STOCIS..........,........oS0 10000
IHHIs COMPANY ~ T0RMHb FOB The PuR'
II Iol, On adVShslng the graf mibibg lntcfealSl
SuF stala, Ne Do not probes 70 - governed "
purely phillnthreple motives . ntiatine vi, eh'
tSFpgisd We bsllEVe thAt the stoeS ean y mae y
ray lhTFo dividends, Ard a the sane ilna more Ttsl
Iood Aftompldiad and greater ptogEV.s nAds % de-
SoOplng aud railing kboWp the Astonishing HllnfInl
wealth o. hiouF, than BY he use o. iVe tlm6l tue
amount Of our capital Invested II any ntbFf bnfas
We hal make ihs o,ss q oaE CS1gaay = tt K:
biatS, We have poveF Under VlF ehRFlgE q guI.
chala and ell mlneFal l8hdl wherever i5rHiei IN
Missouri. afGt lndueomanta wi b. gIeled 10 cap
ilAiGlI and miRlng AdVsptprPrl, who desire 70 pr
sliAss ind work paying mines By dealIhs Wi'h this
M FSsbse.Fally solicit the attention u ell who
kayi nlbs7bl la1di or sails 70 sind ~ liateiltnt
oi IN nina describing kind Of mlneFal1 o. tholr
lahdt thbhuMbeF 81 leftS The ioltO1 and ~ loe'
~ elsh pFics thSy are willing 70 take ief ead pds.
IASi Sbod and pfot6 hlole0 he lahdl Wp ell ThO
ookI of Suhaerlplign 70 The stock are nov optn ~
ne oalcd Of The Company, hAin giToott northwest
eoEnfF q Locust, over NfFehauiVt Rank, Fnlfl6eO
No q Locust otFest an Whf tel IN Interest j thie
b6ilbsil Gld hayO money, WI D. well 70 leAl and
Buhberbt. These wishing stock. living ogt y tbo
cty ear secure 70 By enclosing teH pof cent 81 tbs
snslnl vpaiSd 70 ihe Prllldfnt q EtealpIpt
HSryD. Basota, II, lis.tbsv guiltr, ~.
5 aa G f4sEE5S, b! - I5seh, IL ~
q Z. u BSEy, N. d 10 5ed3ph Flyhai M,
HSdty D. Biebu 2 '.ll { z. ygBosy!
\. 1UEnEht Trasi' . AtRR4p GLARP' kE''t'
Ths shows pIo.ps,tps rs ~. " thll date .beOS
pabtbtd 10 obly 6ps ~ car lisdlug papsEs iot Ter
aayL 10 s1tR SlgTls . ct Etoek tAtOl haTa bben
- q ~ SnlSFpFis that GToI Two lpBdTld thgls.
Snd dollarl n tick haI GlFS1dy bsSl tiksn. We
weld blly GtatO that he Shlloj aFp - 4.eltpeh
ID fall With0ut further liability tEahJeFabo W de-
luy poI0Sn having mousy % SpafO, can, By The puT
ehSsS u lhGFe % lie Missouri Malay otnPany
m8ks a IBVoItmOlt that NiIl paY hFl1lyt ~ lbod
stock thlt Z readily converted Into elsh WthSltless
All eoainHlieIiiont % ~ PTalllSst 'g.o2gll'
: n. tssii IA. i.T.h' q iSsi. -
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and thr cohegmitAht hympiotni o.
Coll. Is your CHEART PpcfoEAL. It,
constant USE 10 my practice Aud ny
hmliy fnt the last ten yeaFs hp C
lhoWn Il 70 poa4sal SUPERIOR viFtussS l-E-
G1T the lFtatmpht Of these CON-
plaluts. EBENKHlGHf. ND. apir
A. T. MORTLEY, ESQ, ct UREA, n. Y. writes; II
have ussd your RsfqTHl myuelf Ia my family ever
since you iavsnted Il, ana bellsVV L the btal meiE
eiuu idF ltSVuEp1ss eVeF Pat 1nt. With bad e1ld
should EonrF pay tWanty+lVs dollAFa inr . bottle
than DO Without 70, or take any OthSrTSnody.7
Group, WhOopIng Cough, InhusRIa,
GlI sPRlHoyu1D, Nus, REh. 7,IE6a.
RlOfHER ARA; ] will ehroFiGlly certify your ~.
oral Il Ire best remedy We poshsie Er the cure q
Uhoopins eoaEh, Group and the ehrst dihtasA5 d
ehlldfen. We of yuuF iRteFnlty IN the South Ap.
prue!ate youF ikill, and cOmmebi youF medlelnl 70
oar PcQPle. HIRAM C0SkLlAi ". D.
AMOS LEE, Es0., NoSIERET, IA, writes, a Jan,
1855: ~ had tediouH inhuanEa, which eOnliBSd ne
ID doors sE WeclBj took many mPllsihss without n.
lief; lnAlly tried your iaeioTul BY The Agco 81 our
clergyman. The INT dose relieved the soFrHeas 10
my throat and Iunei; lbat than one half the bottle
made me nomplsisly we'll YsuF msdltlnOl arr the
cheapest ~ we'll ~ the baat We can bay, and Ne e.
TEEN you, DurtoEi and your medicines, sths poor
name fFiPnd."
Asthma or PhthIsIs, and Bronchitis.
wan lilxcuEsTEn Pa, FEB. I, 1855.
SIN: Your CHtTTy Rct1fui 4 rttiofmng marvel.
louA cures Ia this tectlnn. u hAs relieved HSVeral
frum alAFmlng GymptDma pf consumption And u NOW
curing man who has IRbored uniFr az Auction u
he lunks for the last iIrty tpaEl.
HRNRY I. PARKS, Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY, u. D.. ALlIbH, NoNhDE o.. Iowa,
whites SEPT, ., 1885 rOqriRg ny prAeties Of many
yeaH have hpnd nothing equal 70 year Garry
Rei1rHi Tor living ease aud Telia 10 eDnsumPiiTt
pAtlsnih u curing Eufli ~ are eumblsP
We d, yht add volumes Of evidence, but the most
conTlheing proof u the virtues Of tiq remedy b
found It, saecti upOp trial.
Consumption.
Probably 10 coo 9msdy haS OrsF be1n kDoWu
which cured % many And such dahgtrous ealea ~
lhIs, Zone no human AID can FeAeht Int eToh 70
Iho,e the CAaTy FtoTal AhuFdI relief and eonIioFt
ASFUu Ho65E, NV YoHE ON, March 8, lHSa
D0cTOR Arm L0WTLL; ! feel Il . duty and Pleas.
nrO 70 Inform sou what your CAsFFv FteiEfdl has
done formy uIiS, shehad beehive months lsb6Fing
under the dAnEoFnal symptoms u Coniumptinnf rnm
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