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would be able n sink II IN q very short time This
" little arrangement" now lies nj the lake shore
scuriotity ~ tie visitors at that place Captain
Tho rnton IL doing good service nj tic lake In inter
ccptng contrabsnd letters and srrcstug spcs.
PIERRE SouLE, who arrived here as n pria-
onor of war, hEs = history. lie wAs born 10
France. was son of Lieutenant General in The
Republican army; destined for the Church, aud
studied usler the Jcsuits in the Toulouse College,
getting weary OF theology, he went To Bordeaux,
who're lie got into plot against tho sncrcd Brur-
bons; secluded himself Tor year, as n chap lain, In
Navarro. went to Par, ani wa almittci u inem.
Ter Of the bar; hc'I.i Bnthcc,ny and Merry To- rdit
all ultra literal journal; was ui.d for mn attack up
on the Ministry d.ien ID himself body AMI skill
inlly, but WIS fuel i0,UDI francs, aud uir.sonci /;
c.apsd anl IN l~lt cnme g. America; studied
EnH'tb; was admitted g. thc Nm Or, ans bar, and
btcamc great a. a lawyer: wsa elected Unit Il
States SENATOR for u vacancy, Ia lh+I and ~, ain IL
lslH, Tor iuil term wa AL extreme nouthetuer
always Pierce made him Minister o. Spain.
whore hc hal quericl with TurEut French Mnla-
ter, whom lac severely wounded. mHle trodblc, ly
reason ot his Cubau-srncNHiion hhlust.tl,n, and
the wiiul coucealmcnt of u r,ciprocltv treaty with
reference to that Island concluded 10y the Secretary
~ Legation during the Minister'S absence; WAS one
Of TIE os'cni Confer, nee In 1854, and probably
dictated the Cuban policy .; the notorious niles
10. returned 10 hiH country In lsaa, and Inns been
an active aud bitter traitor ever since lie Ig now
ujnying the hHpIt.litcs Of the United States ailof
at Fort Lafayette.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE vICIsIrr.

GRAND STRAwBERRY, FLoRAI AND MrsI-
oAL FE9rvAL came OF lust evening" at the Lal,yotle
Avenue rG"sl ytcrisn Church. Rev pr. Cuylor's
the proceeds Of which u he devoted b. tho bcno.
~ OF the Sunday School. Tho festival WAS Cotton
ny under the supervision 81 Rev. Dr. Cuyler pas
tor Of the church Mr.. w H. Churchill, supcrin-
t'nieht Mr.. HI, Assistant Superintendent Mr.
Van VIcet, Sscrotnry ol tho Sunday School aud
Morsrs. Neii!nger, BGitow, White aud Downs,
general committee of arrangements. Aluut three
thousand tickets were reported sold al fty ents
EACH The Church, still new and very beautiful,
was decorated for the occssion with American asus
snd streamers. Tho Iecturc-room at the back Of n q
church, and directly communicating with IL was
tie scene Of tie iorsl festival Here twenty beau-
tful oung girls ruh,i In white and sdorIed v ith
gar',nds and bouquets OF Go richest flowers pre.
sided At tables covered with bouquets g.rlanis
nosogHys, flower baskets etc, ly tho sale u which
utel money was drawn h tle Golfers u TO sci Lool
In the Sabbath Blhuo-ropm oJerhoad, tie uttle
checks attached 10 the visitors ticket each marx.
ed GOOD for one plato" came iu use Here
forty young ladies, ranged beyond long tailes
dealt Oul Strawberries, ice croam, and cake with a
rapdity only less surprising than tho facility y!l,
which these delcac'vs disappeared In tho s,ru-
Cling crowd. IN one ,nd Of tie room. -on,tc,oaory
was also sold. At about nine o'clock the eNercise,
IN the church commenced. They consisted of shor,
appropriate, 1Id rstliot.c addiosscs, Ly E., Ruff
w. Clark, Of the nth Cuuggee stioull Chureh,Jos
Ioxie, Esq,. R1v. q. u. Jliga, Rev. Newton Hes
ton, and Row. T. l.. Cuylsr, and !lsirumeLtal Inu.
sic by Mesns. Lorcn, lstrHtt, and Fromel, aud
tho St. Johns band. To Rry. II. W. Beecher was
expected 10 be present, hut was, unfortunately a..
sent from the city. II festival c'osed In tae ct
agreeable mannes, At About II O'CLOCK.
'rr lsclDEsrs, YESTERDAY. - Mcfcd
fron'y tie discharged l.. +. sl!iior. "Lp wrs
found w.th his throst cut in ph .yrnre, near s4h
street, few days ago. di,l at Bellevue II sItal.
..,R ,Rpbt. Sco4t va, arrested, charged With picking
the pocket Of Jamcr acD,yti, u wound i end dis-
charged soldh- Of u wallet c'nt0!Iing SII l5
while h. WAS .'E asleep rIon lounge at No 1873
Liberty str 't...,.in inquest was held n No. S33
Toath avenue. u.'cn tho bVty OF ALERT Robinson,
a boy, years Of age, who died from injuies re.
coved on Friday last, by being run over by horse
and cart, Ellen RoTks and Martha McMahon
were arrested Tor = felonious assault upon Mrs
Mary Farrell, residing In slst street, near 9th
avenue. hrs. Farrell was snefents, sni their bru-
tslity caused ber 70 give birth TO -born child.
....A woman med Catherine welsssn was
found n O'Clock inthe morning In Delaney street
with three Of hor ribs broken, aud otherwise ssrl.
ously injured. She said . man n1usd ChArlss
Frisinscr bsa, her u No. - Pnnos ssrsss
u THN TRuxi-s New YQgk correspondent d
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Missouri Emsncips,ion Co.veusIeu.

JtG,rson City, No., June Is.-The Emsncl-
patton Convention adjourned this afternoon. R.so-
lutions were heartily adopted endorsing the Nation.
al Administration, recommending the gradual
emancipation of the slave, ia the state aud tho
ccptance of the AID rendered by the General Gov.
e-nncnt submitting t. the people o. the state ths
details u such seton AMI such legislation as may
be necessary 70 accomplish tie eni IN view, TO be
Indicated by them thr nigh their Representatives 10
tie next 'neral Assembly; prorosing thorough
organization Of tho .tate for tho la. tcctinus and
expressing thnnlg o. the National Government md
It's officers and soldiers for their aid and protection
IN our conflict with the rebellion An Executive
Committee, conas,ing Of two meinbers from each
Congressional District was appoirtrl,
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Philsd 'lphis Municipality of Lsavu. Island f,r
Navy Yard. lie said the city had purchased II for
$4,000 and offered tho land frec gifs to The
Government Referred " the Committee on Naval
Affairs.
Mr.. Mallory offered . resolution, which was
adopted by 100 against 2s, proposing, the Senate
cohcurfne. the adjournment Of Congress the
Goth of june.
The House then proceeded 70 the consideration
Of the bill relating u claims for shc loss and detcn-
ton OF property belonging 10 loyal ctr.n ns ani dam
age done thereto by the troops Of the United States
during the present rebellion.
Mr.. Wston wa said the purpose Of this bill was
10 shield the Tressury 'tum unjust and fraudulent
claims and 10 give not ce ~ all loyAl men thst
I.eIr propor olaims will Ls paid. Adjourned.
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From Rerikcr. NIaurns.

Fortres Moaroe, Juss IS, ria B,atiniors, June
fo.-rhe Elm City arrived this morning from
white House with about one hundred and fifty sick
soldiers, who, with others from here, will 10 sent
% Baltimore tomorrow.
The White HoussPoint boat brought down thirty
Of the guernlAs who nads ths assau!t in our roar
on Friday last, making fty-tour In ell that have
been captured Some Of these men are farmers In
eiuzens' clothing, sd others belong 10 the LIST Viz
ginia cavalry, and arA psrtAlly unframed.
Biz boys were brough yesterday by our
Airy, who said that y pickets on our lst
wing had advanced, and they had accidentally
'trayed over tho lines They Al believed 70 have
o'en SPIES sleeping In the swamp during No day
\nd spying around our pickets at night. ..'
here Il occasional skirmishina goiu1'op along
hole Lines OF the army of the Potomac, bu.
engagement In not anticipated for some
'oop-of-war John Adams went 70 40. this
n with the senior class q. the United States
Academy on board.
o Union suffers were captured by the g,icrillas
d. .riday One Lad nearly 5000 in New York
.noney, notes and specie, and the other is said to
hsvs Lad $4,000. Having Just been paid off by
Aheir regiments they were bound North ~ obtain
goods.
Fortress Monroe, ,yvu. I7.-The correspondent.
Oft Northorn ncwspapers, with the army Of the
Potomac, are returning home by dozens, Ia every
nHil bost most OF them too un"e ell ~ remain st
G!eir posts.
A p.cka corps o'ihe Union Coast Guard have
bsen sent VI the james river on special service
They will be heard from shortly, as they are pre-
Xar"d and determined - do their work unproperly.
Some one hundred sni fhy dead rebels woie
found In WOOD. and buried yesterday. Some Of
these showed evidence of having dtd from thelr
wounds, some ster they had f,!!on. Ii Is believed
thsss left by tic rebels in their hasty re-
treat. Bodies are still lying around under ths
bushes, uubur.ed
The bridge over the Pamunkey will probably bs
auished b. the end Of tAs we, K, waon trains will
bs run from West Point TO wIu.In Ave uiss VI
RlsLnlonl
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ward condsmning the rebel vessels which have
been captured. The result Of the inquiry ma. pro-
duce facts of = startling character.
eurgeon-General Hammond has within the past
FIVE days, provided 1900 beds for the sick ani
wounded In hospitals here anil In Northern cities.
The complaints heretofore existing, will therefore
at once be remcdied
Tbs adjourned meeting of Pcnnsylvsnians 10
night perfected their Organization. Thrtsen hun
dred dollars have slrcndy been cole 'eted. They
intend 10 extend their Geld Of operations TO the
army Of the Potomac, Ia attend " tho hck and
wounded there, a. well as In Washington,
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Congressional Proceedings.
XXXv1Ith CONGREsS---Ssnate.
rirst Session.

Wdsbingfcn, June Bon Mr.. Wilson's
txtss! motion, tho bill dcaniug the pay and
emolrrnrnts ~ Office = of Vc army was taken up.
The amendment Of .he House, e,riking out the sec.
ton doducting ten per cent. nom the pay 81 officers
OF the Govcrnmeut, civil aud military, daring the
presens REBELLION. aud reducing tho mileage of
Members Of Congress ff,y Per cent, WAS concurrsd
Ia.
The Pacific Railroad bill, being the special order
was taken up, and, after some discussion, without
arriving 81 any important result tho senste Ad-
journsd.
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DEATHS.

CAST ES-On "Wednesday, jane 18th, Of disease
o' the leart, Mrs HinuaInsat Castles, AGED q
years, months aud IS days.
Tue iI1euta and acqIa ntances OF the family, and
those si her grandson, Abm. Lowsrre, are respect.
fully invited TO attend the funeral, mis- friday
afternoon. at o'clock, from her hte rssisnos,
lev East siss st. without further invitation. fush'
ing IL. ~ papers please copy %
DREw--On the 10Th Inst John, the beloved sp1
Of Thunas Drew and Margaret Cody, aged ysass,
smonths and 10 days
The funeral will take place from the resadsaes q
noon, q aS o'clock The frienis OF the family
are respectfully invited 70 sstsnd. Hh reua1He
VII b taksa y Celvsry CsDstsgy for iRAos0eoA
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C.scrgo, JtW la.-l,eturns from this county,
va a." except N Of tlrcc towns give majority
~ st the Constitution of 1,2t3. Returns from
di Aent portoi,- Df tle state thus far show nv
jorty against the Cuns,ltut ON OF ~ $40. This Ia
made ny alraost entirely from the nosthorn and
Central pUstlons OF q e etate.
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THE last mail from China brings tho import
snt news that IN q council OF war IL decided l. =
the European Generals, that the rebellion should
DO attacked at tho centre of It's power. Amer hav-
ing sent vcssels To rocunnoiter tho approaches To
Nnnkin. where dwolls tho Chief of The rebels de-
tachmenss Of troops composed Of tho Engish and
French, with n contingent of Chinese troops under
10 the plwce.
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Rdailhia, June l9,--The LEDGER has on
It's bulletin that rotary stanton hss again called
on the Governors o. States to know how many men
they can At once supply 10 reinforce tho army This
10 sbslsved 70 lie in consequences Of the rebel rein
forSernsnH received by Jackson In tho Shenandoah
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Prom Albany.

AnIHy, Jvp 1?.-The carul tolls from the
opening ui the season to June l5.h, isJ!. fot up
Sl,Wl,a y te same time IN 1891, they amount
el 10 Sils, 80, nj increase ~ f3T2, ,+59.
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IIRADqr ARrgEs CAsrr's DIVISION, \
ON lLLAkL AII Ii lnsaIIIILLal

r
March 81. 1862.
To Hs Hon T.. NJ Stanton, Sc Of War:
SIR Tie few short nu.rs wnidh handed YOU on
the day len Washington, with regard ~ the fnil-
ary defence Of tIe country after this rebellion shall
have been mustered, SHAH by your Kind permis-
sion proceed now 10 clal crate.
Ipropose that Wa m,ni in m srny of 100 900
men, composed ~ the three arms OF the service 10
their due proportion.
would sssign 20, ,0"O men N the de,ence of shat
part OF tue country lyiny west of the Mssssippi
river, including the Pacific coast. would assign
1000 t. the defence Of the Lake, Atlantic aud
Gulf coasts, stretching from Lake Superior W the
mouth OF the Mississippi, including Key West AMI
the TortugAs. The remanng 81, 900 men would
station on the line Of the railroad from MeInphis
Tennessee, to Chattanooga, Iu from tlonco on one
railroad branch 10 Charleston, South Carolina, aud
on the other branch to Richmond, Va; occupying,
between Memphis and Chattanooga, important II.
icnnedi"io points. say Grand Junction, Corintn,
Decatur and Stevenson.
Bt~eon Chattanooga and Charleston ! wouli
occupy, say Dalton, Atlanta, Uuion Po NJ, Augusta,
Bsenchyil!e md, possibly, Columbia, T. g.
Betwcen Chattanooga and Richmond would oc-
cupv, sly, Knoxville, Abingdon, Wythrvili,, Iyntl.
vile, Charlottesville, EUltvilr, Aul Richmond
and Frtd,ricklburg should also hc occupied.
sIAs Cisry,
Brig Gen. Commauding division
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Occupation OF the Couniry-Plnn Of Gen.

Casey.
The Richmond DIsrArcu Publishes the fol-
lowing under tis9 ns pt "An Important Let,
ter" ~ having been fodl w. tho head quarters q
Gen Casey an - recent battle IN which he re-
tired from his [. ny -.
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Too Late for Classification.
A. q. H., Long Isiand-A meeting of I

a FEW YOUNG GENTS AND LADIES Cas-
4 be aocoumod ted with board, 10 x n.y. io2O 4
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HOT ELS.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
broadway, New York.
Board Reduced to s. -, day!

Board Reduced % s. pr day
Since shc epesing u this vsss and ocnsnAviioas
Hotel IN issa has been the single sndeaser q the
roprislosa 10 make Il the mo-, -umPtaous' con-
v.alsnt and comfortable home ies he eiisu aed
stranger on tal. side the Atlantic
Aud whatever has -s-alsdllk<s to s.ililnl-t.f b
the ccmfori e its ssasss 'ls-y have ena~asored,
without regana to ccs, sspsu,iae. aud s. esebiue
an shs slsusrsp d inaiyislaA Ane -siai .u1osIaeut
which notsrn arr has Invented, .ia aeisFn Taste
approved aaa the psssoosx- which a. h-s esuaaan-
a during the past sls year. Is r.upsns preci
TIA, thelr sssrs. hsve been Appreciated.
10 meet the esigenolss ofths asass, wheo Al .re
rsqulrca "a rsactics sA~ me-s rigid scone'ny, The
underslgn-.i.
Have Reduced the r,s.a OF Hoard to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
the time sbasins 4 The lasaries siih
Which their sAsie has hitherto bssa ravissa.
rREApwFlL varcowH "a.
Ses 1orA. se.ss ?. i-si No.
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or "a PYF7EEyTH sEA1-ANsU.AL STl ~
1ESTer h> condition ef As HQh1 LISt-
RiSuE COMPANY Of IL Csfg or NSU fork,
on lAs isf dag cf JosHdrs. issi
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Fr,r ~ ~ tsie IN fhis market an'rssine evsry
MESS N O5lEN'S. AND CHILDREN
WAR
Suitably ~ "a Pal YIate4 tfsa. whlsf ..r+ -
~, vhcisale tr refsil - III
fosssa Var Panic Price Tor CD,
We ~specstRv csn ths saenrea e c.antry NJ
81 ants aaf Dealers % ear isrVe an4 well st<cctsd
10ck a foets Shees ssir fsfi lfls4 80 huxIf <
ersbiet q ser 81 wteiessls. 80 - icsvr
than Az usfket west al New Ynft
Oafscek hss tsen t1fefnllf ieeisd ~ lls most
feil4blr fssfsrn Hsnsfsetsfies eiih ss,ccia sfss
se rnrpi1 $50 fsrffiy h. wsefs "A searffy Deal
frs
oos sffshfssatats sfe sarh - - snatls ~ -
ksrp orr ss-srfnssot eaa-f-utiy cssnpiste. sns
ifne sr sssorfroeut.
usKQcALgD - Qr4Lttr or rGicr,
- ane lssne tkis SIDE q Se9 1cft We bsse also
a. haud iafross~rf tFasnt ~ 80 su laailsiaf faglr
male ln auf shop - ~ bes' rafknfn trt On Tho
hest rnstsriai shsh ~e vtas rsraft ia every res
pct
We afs siso prepared i1 riaie is sftef every Ind
a wo,k ihsi ulay - called e. n oaf lac en- shafffs
uottce arf - rlssl fsshIafiahia sfsfs
aeri'pE eens a. te~ best Fgic ard b.
naf|ce.
Coangfy No. sfs ssd sn o,1es, as.lls.x eoet.
snt Shots VIII Tst 10 - ftfff ftfsfsts q rfvt
ell a1a etsuipe oar eo,k snd rfiees. s- So A..
tsraiaei 81 .tll Fs0ts ss - - tnf haase ~ 80
ely. - rysr iuwer. HFf
20 ror FOErET THc Frkcn
Cosnmsfliu nc~. ~ l0f Nshs.h kt h~tutea
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A NEW ARTICLEr
Roback's Stomach Ritters (,

A new and delightful stomachic aud Cordial. fos
giving tone u the stomach and for tbe pre~enessn o
bilious oompiaints Dcidenf % the Western eo0stry
Try H.
A morning drink. 20 assist n 1restsoa snd resess
pyspepsia, u has no equal. Try a.
In fdeor u Il superior 20 az other Bitsers- Try n
The formula q these BiftsSs. nov flssi The se@s
properly q Dr. Rohack, o< hated With oos q fhe
oldest and cost eminent Medical Prsesitionsrs a In
Wet and Il Is directly pretcstsd upou the vsnks q
Western people.
The-e ktisrs derive thelr stilnsiss from ths pc~el
f1 1nic nature Of tbe ro0 snd herbs q which t1s3
ar composed, and they are. by aliaytng lnsAl.
ura cravings Of the stomach, directly pr o<oot;ve
TEMP EHA AAGE.
The present proprietor behe-es hat In making thsc
widely known, tho public welfare II subservsc-
Il will soon Be Ger sale By all Of Ut, kobaek'r ~
merous Agents, and Al Hotels, Ac the oounlTy ovxz
IN the meantime orders viii be flled dlrcct ror
Cincinnati a. any quantity and At The to~e-t rstrs-
Il i put up In Quart Bottles and securely packed
dos cases. Half dos. ssnspls wll. bo~eveE.
- packed and ssut 70 any sddrcss, ~ desired
Retail Price, Ell per bottle, or six
for 65.
PrincipA once and saissreon- No Q. Essl fo-JU
Street So bsilding from Aaln sreeS Clncinnsd
Ohao- Laboratory, No 20 Hanna<d Street
Pa sale In vigo County by
T n. poNNElIY, Terre Hssss-
J. r CUNNINGHAM " Z"
wN l. SHuk1, New Goshsn-
PETkR BUskIRk. Contreviils
And By Druggists aud Mcruhxuta seIarattJ
throughout The Uuiied States sbd Csnsdss.
ocatwu
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THkOUGH--ALL
TRANSFERS FREE
Fare Alu ats - Low ns ~ ars other Route
kywy Tickets rta Pitts
burg.
TfgKtra FoK SALE Al ALL MAIN
OFFICES

FREIGHTS.
xrr this Roais ffslghis q all is,f pslons "a ~
frwariet frem Philadelphia. Nsw lark. Bostn or
eaIlluso4e, g. suy f0ni tbs ksikosis of Ohio.
E-sabrke lndisua. Illinois. i-doss. Iowa. - Ms
safri - Rsilfoad direct.
Fha r nm tsania Railroad ai-e ciiuet a f1tss-
bafeh Nth steamers. py vtch 0eot- csn be for
wa1aed il auy port 81 fis onio. huskiugum, Ken
fs-fr fenresse~. Ceasisriand H'tncss. Mississippi.
Wisearsin. Hisseari. kfns-e, lSkansas ADD Red Ev-
.rss rtf Al fssleif aanfpssy snd Chicago With
sis r1lrs a. ali pert iae North esinfn Lakes.
ifsflh shts sof ,hippsrs fuuustiisg tba igAnspaft
au az fh.ir rf~fsht q fffs Cempsasy esu rely With
r.sallsisuce Il u spss-tg Iantf
THR ntTFa oF fkEniiir b sn5 poini IN the
west IS the psfnsylvsrif Rsllr1.t a al times
= fsvorshls - ehusei y csb~r hailrosd coFn-
pssies. .s
fAnEokb"
- n sNErurn. rbnssslrhfs
ak0HAw A. f0oEs. - Norfb -, hsltinorr.
hTrtu 4 90 fe.a Attof nrdse. o. No. spu'l
EfiilU -. taH Tnfa
~iFElH 4 TO-. n ststr g.. rosi.n
H4f. NOi tTuN. fff - al fetfht x@tt. filla.
rrlcH itWfs. c~n~fal fan'f. Aitens, fstn.
| l. =. lioOfF, 6eeeral isks. skefi f7slisisiphis
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Ayers Ague Cure.
FoR Tuy sPEFpY CrIF OF

Intermittent Fever. or Fever and Agus, Remitte
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, Periodical Head
ache on Bilious Headache. and Bilious fe-
vers indeed fer the whole class oi Dis
eases OF ignldng IN hillary tersnge-
,nent caused 'by the Asisnaol
hlssmauc Countries.
W. are enabled here 70 offer the community
remedy Which while n cures the above Complaints
with certainty 4 still perfectly harmless IL any
quantity. Such remedy fs Invaluable IN districts
where these afiictipg di~orcers prevail This eare'
exp<s tho miasmas.c poison of Fever and Ague from
the system and prevents the development Of Tie
dssss n taken the rrst approach q its PTefon-
ltory symptoms II l. nN only tie best remedy ever
yet discos cred Son thIs class of Complaints but so
the cbeapess. The large quantity We supply foT
dollar brings IL within the reach q eve t,S, aud
IN billions dslriSs sbsTe Fever al.d Ague Ires ais
everybody should have u Hnd a. II irest eth -
cure and rrotrction- A great suFersox4tg 81 thi-
remedy over aus other sv-r discovered tF tot -pfe-
DIV and certain cur Il lrtermittsnls y that Il ceI-
tsins no oainino mineTai, oofs-eqoenty rrodu-
cns No qusnism other irJuricus euecis whatever
uron tho constitution. 1ho-e cured by Il are le
hsslthy A. II they hid Bev,r hAd the disease.
Fever aud Agus l. act alone The consegnenoe q the
nl.snstic poison. great varictyof disorders arise
from IT, Irritation, among which are
yeuraigis, Rheumatism, Cout, Headseha. Blindness.
Toothzche, Earache, CatarIah, Asthma, Paipi-
tstion PAinfni Affection of the spleen, Hys-
tsrics. Pain In the BoHels ,Colic Paral, sis
and nlerangeToenf of the Stomach,
An cf which. when originating ia this csn-e paf
th- intsrmiftsntfyye, or b~osme psriodicsl. Ihis
s.Crax expels the poison from the blood, and CON
seouently them all alike IL is an inNaluabls
protection 70 Immigrants and persons travelling oi
temporarily reeIdiug ln the malarious districts.
taken nAlly daily while expc-ed 70 the In
fiction that will be excreted from the system, and
cannot accumulate in sufficient quantity 10 riFer
Into disease. Hence II j. more valuable foi
protection than cure. and 81 viii ever suffer frcu
internittents N they avail themselves of the pr0
lection this remedy snor-s-
a4- Prepared ~ Tx. J c. AVER 4 Co,
lowell. Massarhu- IL.
AL our remedies f,l sale hy J. r CtA1SeHss
| p. NJ. DoSSrILf. an p, si Druggists in Ierre
Hsute.
WHOLESALE ty A,Ass 4 Co. Cincinnati.
| Iuni- -eieorn-eeo~
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-16

.fHHE choicest brands 81 Family
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~. ~. Main stree.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-16

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