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The New York herald., 1862-08-25

Arrival Of the Ariel from
AspinWan.
Over q Million Of Dollars in
Gold on Freight.
The AngIO-Rebel Steamer OretO
at Sea,
&c. &C., &s.

The steamship ARIEL Captain Miner arrived yesterday
from Aspmwall, with mails passengers and specie.
no Ariel sailed from New York the lst inst and
arrived at Aspnwai the 10th ten p. n SAIL
"a again the 18th at four A. NJ for New York. The
Ariel brings 81 os4 .6ll in specie.
On the east inst, at eight A. NJ, spoke the United
States gunboat Penguin, lat. 27 80 long 79 20. She
stated she had driven rebel the Little Ba
Aamas she then at anchor and supposed her
be the 0reto She had also chased another suspicious
vessel the banks, and then cruising TO cut
shem OF.
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Vermont.

Tho S9S men, which will form vermonts quota Of the
last levy 600 nine months men, will be organized
in brigade Of five regiments II Is expected that they
will forthcoming without draft and will be Of the best
material in the state. General Washburn expects "
have them IN camp by tho 10Th Of september. All Will
rendezvous Brattleboro and, 1t is Understood, viii be
retained in camp OF instruction there receiving regl-
mental and brigade drill for longer or shorter PERIOD
OF course the exigencies OF the pubic
vice The demands Of this last addition 20 the army OF
800 900 men, great TO be supplied by The govern
cloth for the samc Of quota, will be made in the
State Teuts be supplied at once and the troops
will be huted The whole work Of recruiting both for
the old regiments and the new, is going on with most
intense gratifying activity throughout the state, ana
state authorizes greatly chcercd by the hearty
response to the calls for additional evcs which they
among suggest and urge upon The national go
vernment.
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Skedaddlers to be Drafted.

HEADQUAkT4Rs, DKTNCT UF.sVEsT IENNERSEE,
CoRINrH, Mss. August ID, 1862. i
J. All non residents OF this District found within the
sane wo homo would be subject to draft VIII at
once be enrolled under the supervision Of the local COM
manders where they may be found and in OF draft
being made by their respective States, equal proper
fon viii be from persons thus enrolled. Persons
so drawn will be assigned to troops from the
States which they military service, and the
tive thereof notified Of such draft.
H. All violation Of trade by army followers may be
punished BY conscaton Of in trade and the
OF offenders do military duty private soldiers.
By command Of
Major General u. g. GRANT.
JOHN A. RAwIINs, Assistant Adjutant General
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tiss and dsspairing of getting justice ~ tns nasoS
General Hunter, rendered his resignation, whicn
TOO willingly accepted by tho commanding general.
Colonel Moore vindicatioa a. 10 hs ceodocs
this part Of the country He has long been asDeoAsea
the military OF this state and well known - n eees-
getc, xealons and practical officer His services ny
time are imperetively demanded IN the neld, - -
should 4 once be rsnstated in bis old regiment er sse
In command Of ono OF the ones.
ARRESTS or DHsERTERs.
The following arrests Of desertsrs made ~ Ne
police from Saturday morning TO Sunday morning incls
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MISCELLANEOUS.

noNiT RE DRAFTED UNTIL YOU HAVE HbAI
~ Tho uncd states Militia Laws, now ~ orte ust pup.
hshed III pamphlet Ask any news dealer TOT cops
OF Dawleys raiton, cents. -
r. X. DAwLEY, Pubisher, cor. Resde and Centre sin
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Lowcll's Quota OF Troops-lhe Sixth
Massachusetts, Regiment.
war Meeting i'm southheid.

war meeting was held in the town Of Southheld a.
Vanderbilt Landing Staten Island, the 21st inst Mr..
Nathaniel Marsh presided and eloquent adirosses were
delivered by Mr. R. j. Mcigs Rev j. d. Lewis, Rev. Mr..
Staples Hon. Mr. Friend and others. Series Of highly
patriotic resolutions passed. and the meeting ad-
iorncd amid great enthusiasm Before tho adjournment
Sc 500 were collected a bounty fund, Old Southhed
viii raise her quota without drafting II her citizens pro-
sscute the work so cnergetically begun
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TRENTON, Icun., August IL, 1862.
Go W. DErzLKR, Colo.o Commanding First regiment
Kansas Voluntccrs:--
We the undersgned commissioned officers and pri.
Yates OF Company q, First regiment Kansas Volunteers
respectfully request that FrancscS Adalger Of the above
company be transferred 10 The Oriynacompany winch
he assigned or be mustered out Ol tho service
reasons are-nrstly, we believe HIM % be "ngger" OF
The Horace Greeley type secondly, that he
properly assigned TO our company, but after beng
fused IN several other companies he placed In Com
pany G. We have no Objection to giving services
country endure al the pryaiions that we may DO
ssled " endure but 10 have cr the company
sven one of the regiment pointed OUT rs Niger while
an dress parade or guard, ~ more thaa like 70 be-
called upon 70 bear.
We nope that the above will meet your hearty ap.
prova
Signed by thry.sz Of The company, and endorsed as
follows
HEADQUARTERS UNITED STATES TRooPs,
TRESraS, Tenn, August IL, 1862. !
GESERAI-The person referred 81 "a tho within protest
was transferred, together with eighty -four others
regiment, from tho First Ra=sas New Mexico reg1ent,
by orSer ot tn Governor Of Kansas, and guo Com
pany @. He j. foil two.thirds "ngyer"-.1o black TO
servo upon terms q equality With whita>>0htiers.
spectiuiy recommend tbat he be used Of SERVICE
ef transferred % jim Lanes ngger Nigsde The recon-
msndaton is not made out u dsDspect for the niger
= GEo W. DElrZLER,
Colonel First Kansas VoLneers, Commanding POST
Brigadier General & NJ foDGg Commanding ltvisson
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Police Intelifgencc.

BREAKING rnE EXCISE LAw.-Ihc following arrests wcre
made during thu tweny four hours intervening between
saturday and sunday mornings for breach of the Excise
law
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Articles for Soldiers.

The Sanitary Committee Of Cincinnati received the fol-
lowing articles between December 49, last year, and The
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-Rsttred Last.
Edward N Yard,
Overton Carr.
Francis s. Hasgerty.
,Reseyved LiSt.
Jas r Miller.
Jas. N. Gjlliss
Henry G. Flagg
stephen Decatur.
Charles Hunter.
VIM Reynoids.
ONnAHDERs.
Homer c. Blake
Glark II. Wells.
8 p. Quackenbush.
Earl English.
Joseph n. Bradford.
Reigart B. Lowry.
d. A McDermot.
VIM. W. Low.
Richard L. Law.
John II. Upshur.
Samuel r. Franklin.
Vim. D. Whiting.
8. Ledard pheIps.
VIM. Mitchell.
Francis A. Roe.
William Gibson.
II. p. Dc Kraft
John Z. Hart.
Oscar G. Badger.
Thomas G. Harris.
Stephen B Luce
John L. Davis.
Alexander A. Semmess
James s. Thornton
Robert l. Phythian.
George W Young.
John H. Russell
Edward T.. Stone.
Dawson Phenix.
Robert r. x Lewis.
Andrew w. Johnson.
Robert W. Scott.
Walter W. Queen.
Edmund W Henry.
Ralph Chandler.
p. G. Johnson, Jr.
John Waters.
X Randolph Breese.
Lewis A. Kimberly.
W McGunnegle.
John IRWIN.
Joseph ). skerrett.
James A Greer.
Charles II. Greene.
Francis II Baker.
Elias X. Owen.
Aaron w. Weaver.
Austin Pendergrast.
wm r McCann.
James stillwell.
James II Gillis.
VIM =. Fitzhugh.
Trevett Abbot.
Charles II Cushmarr
Edward L. Potter.
Geo. Bacon.
y. Z Chaplin.
l.. A. bcardslee.
Charles A. Babcock.
Charles r Fleming.
Thomas o scifridgs.
Joseph n. Miller.
Alfred Hopkins.
Montgomery Sicard.
" o Mathews
II Mex. Buchanan.
Edward 2 Luli.
Edward Lea.
Alexander \ Crosman.
Charles :. Norton
Geo. A. Bigelow.
Robert = Bradford.
--Acifce List.
Joseph r FyGe
Charles Y. Hawley.
Augustus p. Cooke.
Le Roy Fitch.
Thomas II Eastman
Rush x Wallace.
Chester Hatiieid
Charles 3 McDougal.
George II. Perkins
George l5. White
Joshua Bishop.
II nry 4. lIowison
Henry Martin Blue
Albert Eantz.
Alfred T.. Nahan.
&c rye Q. Rsmey
Alexander 8. siackenzls,
Norman n. Farquhar
Sauugei y. Greene
Charles II. Swazey
Theodore 4 Kane
Beatty p. Smith
G. NJ Sch03nmaker
Roderick Frcntiss.
RodcTick !. McCoos.
Gilbert q. Willzc.
Thomas ) Spencer
Moses ) Stuyvesant
Joseph D. Marvin.
simeon Y 1illet.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, AUGUST 25 1862

j Critsenden Watson. Sullivan d. Ames.
Ansoine r. MoNair. Henry B. Robeson.
Samuel n. Brown. VIM. Henry bartos
William whitehead. Eenry De H. Maaiey.
winaeld 3. Ss;hley. Edward A. walker.
wm- T. sampson. Silas Casey, Jr
VIM r. stewart A. r. Smell.
George NJ Baehe George p Ryan.
Lloyd Phenh. Adolphus Dexter.
Tecumseh SteoCo Thomas C. Bowen.
G. W. Hayward. Bartlett p CromweA
John W. Phslip. Charles Z. Mckay.
Frederick Rodgers Henry r Picking.
Horace T. Mullan. Francis O Davenport.
John =. McGionsey. John Wedman
VIM. B. Gushing.
IIEpTxNANrS--Retired Last
Edwin j. De Hayea Matthew G. PexIv.
James A. Doyla Charles s. McDouoeee.
George Wells. w. B. Buckner,
LKUTKRANIs-R ReseIpsd List
Frank Ellery Charles Thomas.
Jonathan w SWIM. VIM. B. whiting,
Junius j. Boyfe. Samuel K. Knox
George R. Gray. Francis kowry.
Bernard j. Moer. Thomas BrowneQ
George NJ WHITE M. B. woolsey.
George L. Selden. S. Chase barney
Edward e. Bowers. John 5. Taylor.
Domnick Lynch. John =. Abbott
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THE CALLFOR TROOPS.

The One Hundred and Twentieth Regi.
ment, OF Ulster County.
This regiment reported TO have left Kingston for
New York en- route the seat Of yesterday
ing but they had arrived up late last night
telegram despatched at O'Clock last night in
quring the regiment, but answer received
II Is thought that their departure has been delayed
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William twin.
John J Cornwell.
James = Foster
Henry wilson
A. Z. X. Bcnham.
oscar \ stanton.
II. A. Adams, Jr.
Geo. Brown.
Bushrod B Taylor
Robert L. May
James w Shlrx
Jem>S q Maxwell,
L>nry Trben.
Edward =. McCrea.
John g Walker.
John G Mitchell.
y NJ. Ramsay
r.. w Meade, Jr.
NJ. G. Campbell
Robert Boyd, "
Charles e Carpenter.
VIM A Kirkland.
VIM. II. Dana.
LIEUTENANT
George W DotT.
Robert y kioa
Egbert thompson
hayse y es,cVls'
" WInd9. , i9''o.s ..,,
Apner neau Sprs"ohon
suspen9eab
John il",,. r,.p
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R9sT-0FFIgE TINIE.TARLE.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT FoR
~ tbs sT5tyel and closing Of the maia q the Oeve-
EAsTLR WAT, daily for Buffalo, Bas,on, New Yo,s
arrives 500 P. n closes 300 A, n.
Va vshegsG Wk5i daily, for RRlIAlo, Boston, Kew
IErE55UReH WAY. daily, for Philadelphia. Bslti.
soai stenbenTilles B. & o. r. r., arrives 9:l5 A. n
TEEoUsH PTTfsByHeH, Philadelphia. Baltlmoyc-
H4sntngton, arrives 6:30 P. NJ; closes 4.f5 P M
sicIsNATI W Az, Columbus, Indianapolis 81 ISDllis
1oulsTiile Aashyille and Cairo, arrived 5:i6 P NJ:
THRoueH CIEUIEEkTI Columbus Endi1apolis. 81
boals' Nashville and Cairo, arIfss $50 A. M; soc
YEsTE9Ss WAY, Toledo, c.iqasq and Detroit. daily,
THRoUeH WEsTEHS, Toledo, Chicago aza Bstroiir
daily, arrives 9.lO y, n; closes $3.50 p n
eAEpU9ET HATs ElYria via NOrtheaR Division, y .,
ne g 80 A. Nj closes 4:s5 P. y.
iAAHoEINg WAY, Warren and Youngstown am %.
AEDEi wAT, daily. arrives 400 P. NJ; olos.1 soo
BooEPoaT, Dozsr, shealsld, North Ridssvsar
~ .sltfs sne e9ses "a Tuesday, Thursday ana Sstur
l4aTH, Brecksyille, Copley, Sc, leaves , ,..,.-
sc eal5raays e 100 A NJ arrives MoRdagE and M
hI1ARoE o.ESTEE, Granger, Hinekleg, Ne N Rov.,.
ten eeFe9 Iuesdays and SsturdaFaat - a = y 81
Iaze9 MondayB and kridaEs at 800 P. n. a - a.
49, dailyl arrives lols A. n; closes
- fcslrvfElERsadEu EuOlid, dAIly.V rrivessoo, \ /.
Tine Of distflhution Of mails rsaf s,- d.,,,. 3,
Usually ou9 hour latter thsa the me Of arrival u
siaisad drop bsttars are re- .uirod BY law to BE-
81 81 Ciroulars sre required to be prepaid with
7@ diios opsn from 7sO Al. to 7aoP.M.
HsIn. g. 0OWLES. p. NJ
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DR.. Renner's Diarrha Specific.

ofer this Compound to the world as the BEsr and
dition ofthe Stomach and Bowels being wholly free
from quiniue or any other nOxiOus drug which re-
HeYes without curing, OF proves dangeroug when
indiscriminately used. This article admits Of at-
tude Of use and by Of its intrinsic Yir
tues Chronic DiarrhB, which all other known reme-
dies had failed to cure; 1t cures DyBentery both
acute and chronic, CholeramOrbus, the Summer
Complaint Of Children, Bilious DiarrhR. The Diar-
rha specific viii cure Choerh, Pain in the stomach
and Bowels are Immediately relieved BY II Il cures
the Chronic DiarTh8 OF the Soldier quickly as have
other treatment for months without getting relief.
% I want you 70 take notice that this remedy ig
warranted to CURE when the directions followed
and due and proper attention paid to diet and drink,
and in any ID should fail to cure directions be-
ha carefully ObserFed) then 90 back 10 my agents and
ut your money. 2. 8. W, RICHARDSON, Agent, at
= Detroit-St., Cleveland Ohio.
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No ACTTAL EFTTIEna-

From the unprecedented advantages this Com
have already disposed Of ], 500 900 acres OF land.
L Is ncE selling at the rats Of 5,000 acres per
week. The population along the Hne has trebied
In ten years, and Is now s14 s91. The Company
sel to actual culhvators, end every contract con
tainq an arrgemeut 70 crlffvufa
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HBFOr Ministers, Public Speakers and Singers,
this Candy is invaluable, being uneQualed for clear
In L.. -l.n -.-anr II
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NHEAT. CoRN. COTTON. TOnACCo-

Peaches, Pears, Tomatoes, and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables Is groWnin great abundance,
from which Chicago and other Northern markets
are furnished fTom 4 to weeks earlier than their
Immediate vicinity. Between the Teme Haute
Alton st. Louis Railroad and the Kankakee
and Illinois rivers, a distancso OF 115 miles on
the Branch, and 1S6 miles on the Main Trunk,
lies IN great Corn and Stock raising portion Of
the State
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Ner Nns StLnl. RarDa Irrhs a an te nesnr d Gffa1I


Is about equal in extent to England, with pop
ulation Of 1,T23, G56, and q soil capable Of sup
porting 100000 No State in the Valley Of
the Mississippi offers so great an inducement to
the settler as the State Of Illinois. There Is no
part Of the world where ell the conditions Of ell
mate and soil SO admirably combine TO produce
those two great staples, CoR1 and WBEAT
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CLNIATE.

Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor ss on these
deep, rich, loamy soils, cultivated with 50 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
well adapted 10 Winter
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uy's Railroad, giving about one every seTen
miles. Cities, Towns and villages are situated
Ct convenient distances throughOut the whole
route, where every deIlrabls conmodisy may be
found as readily Is In the oldest cities Of the
Union, and where buyers are % be met for al
kinds OF farm produce
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NHE ALL SUFFlOlENTT THREE
III -TRIESEMAR !, 2 and 3, are reprotsctsd By Roy
Al Letters Patent Of England, and secured By the
Seals OF the EcOle do Pharmacie de Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. Ono Is invaluable for Exhaustion Spormatof-
rh9a and all physical disabilities. H...- -..s
No. Two completely eradicates all traces Of those
diseases that have heretofore been treated By the
BeOus and perniciOus use Of cOpavia and cubebB.
No. Three has entirely aupplanted the I'M uriOuB use
OF mercury thereby insuring 10 the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing all impurities and roofing out the
venom Of diseases,
TRiEsEMAR, Nos /, and 3, are preparations in the
orm OF Lozenges, devoid Of taste and smell, and can
be carried in the waistcoat pocket. Sold in
and divided into separate doses, as administered By
Yepau, Lallemand, ROuX Ricold, &c. Price g each;
or cases for sg, which saves 50; and in 81 cases,
whereby there is saving Of g. To Be had whole
sale and retail Of Dr. BARROW, No. l9i Bleeekerst.,
New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance DR.. Barrow
will forward the Tresemar 10 any part Of the world,
securely packed, and addressed according 70 the In
Btruction5 Of the writer.
nsB-Sold hv q ". CLARK. Agent for Gle 1eland
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ldhoOdl and her statoment I3 strlctIy trno.
ANDREW j. MESERYE,


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BRAZILIAN OIL.
DR. R E N N E RS
BRAZILIAN OIL.
Let tn Afflicted EOsry0hsrs Try IL and Re-
SoGrd q according to its Merit.

t0GrG u according to its AeTit.
The propristor Is fully aware that the land Is full to
repleGOn with liniments, embrocatons rubihcionts,
&c, and each might we suppose was either the Mol
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vii care HheuInatism, both acute and chronic I;
6croulouE SWellinEE, partially anchyiosea joints
Soarthrost, QuinsTs NeuralEia, Chro1ie Enlarge
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PIANOS,
DIANOS / PIANOSII.

DIANOS | PIANOSIl-
III G. A. BARLOW, AGEET, no 8,
Euclid-St., Cleveland, Ohio, is now 3 "
selling the celebTated KNABE PIANOS, at greatly
reduced prices Having Just received large assort-
ment Of those superior Instruments he would invite
all intending to purchase to call and examine thHm
Oofore purchasing elsewhere Every Instrument "
warranted Five Years.
Old Pianos and Meiodeons taken IN exchange
Pianos moved snd boxed with cara. Piano Boxes for
sals Planes Tuned and Rspairsd By q. ,. HAFTHENa.
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Dr.. Renner's Anti-Bilious Pills.

THE BEST FAMILY OATHARTIC IN THE
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TfIE ORDINARY YIELD

Of Corn Is from 20 to so bushels per acre Cat.
tie, Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here At small cost and yield large profits. It Is
believed that no section Of country presents great
er Inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
Hes Of Illinois, a branch Of farming to which but
little attention has been paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and nlincis rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, distance Of &c miles on the Branch and
l4I miles by the Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn
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mr.. Renner's BaIm OfGIIead OIntment,

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much time and suffering, and Ottentime to much ex-
tent. m The above Medicines for sale by Drug
gists generally throughout the country. Address
e. s. W. RICHARDSON, Gen1 Agent,
Hug7;R2I Box 35s, Cleveland, Ohio
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The DespatOh COOKING Stow

tsee Cut) W. L. MARVIN Sole Agent for this City.
Having been improved, is now undoubtedly the
BEST STOVE IN THE MARKET.
Its Baking, Roasting and Broiling properties are
uneIceptonable and IN economy Of Fuel IT is unpar
alleled with tts
NEW PATENT CRATE,
It viii burn Coal as we'll rs Wood most admirably the
perfect and healthy bake equal TO that Of Bakers
Brick Oven; Roasting and Toasting Ia done before
the open IRE, and BrOiling over live Goals on the
hearth as common dictates 1t Is manufactured
IN this city, and the material used and the work
manship Of the best quality finally, ii gives per
feet ssafacton to ALL es hundreds Of ofhousekeepe IN
using 1t, VIII testify.
THE MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE is q
new and desirable pattern, which, with variety Of
others, make our stock complete, We also have on
hand great variety of Paror Cooking and other heat
ing Stoves, for Coal or Wood, at reduced prices.
We are constantly supplied with all the newest and
most beautiful styles Of
ENAMELED Ora FES.
AlsO-all Of the most useful articles OF House Fur
nishing Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools.
We are Just receiving the latest improved styles Of
Wemhnufacture largely and have for sale at whole
sale and Fetais all the various articles Of Plain and
JapaHsd Tin, Copper and Shsst-IroR Ware
line for sale q the lowest cash prices, on the ONE
PRICE SYSTEM.
nS-Ali Housekeepers and those who eontsulplats
Housekeeping, and the rest Of mankind" are most
cordially Invited to call before purchasing elsewhere
and judge for themselves. SUBTRACTION Is GVARAS-
TIED Ct the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of W. I. MARVIN,
40. 90, South side Pub. Square,
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Yours respectfully,


SEgATB UHANBER, Ohio, April 9TH, ls5l
"pR. J. q. AVER, Honored Sir:-I have made thor
ough trial Of the Cathartc Pills, left by your agent
and have been cured by them Of the dreadful theum-
atism under which he found me suffering The first
dose relieved me, and few subsequent doses entirely
removed the disease. feel in better health than
for some years before, which attribute entirely 10
the effects Of your Cathartic Pills
Yours with great respect
LUCIUS r. ATFTCALF."