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ard took up the track on the railroad leading from
Humbolt to Corinth Miss, cutting OFT tram
heavily laden with troops, which arrived while I'd"
bridge we burning.
PoLrA No March i6 lleSa
The remsi,s Of Col. Hendrics of the 2'th Indiana
Regiment killed at the battle Of Pea Ridge, Ark.
arriyed here yesterday, accompanied by his brother
AMI two or, three otter gentlemen. They leit the
battle ground on the Monday following the iigut-
They re oresent the contest terrible. The Rebels
fought Jepsratety using stone m Their csnoon when
their shot gave OFT. The force j. stated a. 51Ooo IL
ciudiDy ? 20o Insiaus under Albert Pike.
As near as could Ce ascertained, our losS was tD
killed and 800 to l,cOO wounded. The Rebel sur
geons who came to drecs tbe wounds OF their fallen.
acknowledge loss Of 100 Xii led, aud from 800 10
5000 wounded. We TOOK 1880 prisonefs, and lJ
pieces Of cannon, 10 Of which were captured ty
Gen. Siqels command, amt 3 by Col. Paterson's
Brigade. Two Of our cannons, belonging TO David
sons Battery, were taken by he Rebels, tat ysrs
recGptured by our troops.
The Rebels were completely defeated, ons d.
vision under Gen. Price flying in oae jirectlos. and
tie other under Van Dorm taking aaother. MAJOR
Herbert Of one Of the Louisiana regiments who vaS
taken prisoner. says that Gen. Frost Of Camp je5s-
son notoIiety, was killed.
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CAPTURE OF VALUABLE ORDNANCE

W,sGiE0roS. Saturday, March IS 1867.
TIE steamer Yankee arrived AT the Nayy.Yard- AID
tool. on board a quantity Of shell yesterday. Sic
then, with tie Aaacosa proceeded to she'll the Rebel
batteries az Acquia Creek. The enemy replied br.skly
with their guns, but failed 10 reach the Yankee.
although they made several excellent line sho.s One
shell struck but a short distance from the Yankee,
direct range with hsr wheehouse. Mos Of the shots
were too high for the Apacosta many Of them ras-
ing over 10 great distance The heavy guns Of tho
Yankee enabled her TO lie of out of range and drop
her shells with precision into tie batteries Alter
firing some time. the Yankee and Anaccsta hauled
oil, without being struck. 1t is believed, from tho
manner in which their shells exploded in and around
the Rebel batteries, that somebody was hut The
cars can be seen running 20 and from the depo: at
Acouia c. eek. and il is thought tba: the Rebels
removing their stores. ordnance, &c.
The battery At Potomac Greek is still occupied by
the Rebels.
The Yankee has secured portion Of IRE iron
works Of the George PAGE and IS to-day bavisg tao
whistle Of tie Rebel figats attached her steam
pipe.
A large number Of spleadid guns have been
secured which were left by the Rebels in then upper
batteries. Yesterday the Leoie brought No from he
Eyansport battery 7 ,.inch rhed gun, throwing a
i25.pouud shell. The breeoh OF this gun is banded
with steel and when the spike in il i, removed ilon,
to vent the gun will prove most yaluabis ecqls-
ton. There are now two shells and large macs of
mud in the gun, attempts haying been made "
bust 1t.
Cannon of the best description are daily being
found in the river AZ the various batteres many 81
which, together with large amour, OF loaded ,hel,
are being brought up TO the Navy-Yard.
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WON rnRrREsS MONROE.

tasrl..s. Sos .ni. > lll.y. Nrr.H 1913
fi, Baltimore. at.cn TO- ifot
Ir nu-guucc % orders irJ-i y % Department
r.r s.r,r. in of ihc administration Of t1e affairs
oI tr.y.i FROM military authority, general or-
t,, ,yrs r.aed ,o-iay BY Gen. W,ol, appointing
CD .is- b. Wilder t. .he oaiee oil Superintendent oi
ya.ru or Cout-,b1nos "a tL.s department.. Foot
,fot.,a,. sL shelter wlI lo iunl..hed as heretofore
ua.i. d..ih,i o.drib.
Goy. p.rpoa having issued It wril Tor N election
IN tdc I. Congressional District, poll WIS opened
.n OLA, pre,mr. to-day. About no votes were
thrown. an %, which we're .or Joseph Segar
Acdyo rr.plrrions o. some 'ort have been going
N Is, ,s~aI,s POINT, whether ior reinforcement o.
eydcul' ION is unccfA.a.
4 s4n was Erred from the Rip Raps Inst night at d
su.pi, 'ou. -loo,Ine crlj IN tat ,isDlty AND mum
Beg oil v.ses iags rcern'ly been seen o.. thai
ioni
TEE san Jaciuto nuiy a today.
= break h,e cc,ni1,d In the telegraph cable. i
t.ll be rri air t the iirt al.r day.
WIND :. ,. T., and stormy.
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THE BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.

DAiliApift 't"t' 49, '''
The work OF repairing tie Baltimore and oAio
Railroad Is progressing rapidly. The Whole road
viii De in complete working order in ten days Seven
trains nom tbs Ohio reached MarlInsburg to-day VIII
proyi,iora. Ilarp,rs Fcuy bridge is nearly COM
plcied. When it is entirely 80, trims VIII be fun
from Winchester o. Baltimore. Gen. Shields tec'
graphs to-day that tie energy Of the company III
pushing forward tho repairs, has more than met MS
sanquine expectations. large force OF men is enl'
ployeI on the whole line, and tho broken maeh'pef!
at Mhrinsburg IS being removed 10 the repair shops.
The Government mas engaged company 10 run
military trals, also on the Winchester Ioad.
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GEN FREMONT'S DEPARTMENT..
The Construction Of Iron Clad Vessels.
THE RIGHT TO PENSIONS.
Movements Of Wendell Phillips
HE,porARrrns OF ruK AMY OF rHE PoToN.c
FtfETAx CcURT HoUsE, Va, March IL, H.

uv,nor,prrps oy THE AMY OF THE PoTov.c,}
FAiEFAx COURT'liousE' Va Aisich ~ i''-'
sli,~s Of The Arssy Of @s Potomac.
For long time have kept You inactive out nov
without purpose. Yen were TO be disciplined,
armed, and instructed. The formidable artillery you
now have had TO be created. Other armies were to
move and accomplish certain results. l have held
YOU back that you might give the death-bow TO the
ebelion that has distracted our happy country.
The patience YOU have shown, and your confidence
"A your General, are worth dozen victories.
These preliminary results are now accomplished.
feel that the patient labOrs Of many months have
produced their fruit. The Army of the Potomac
is now real army, magnificent in material, admi-
rable in discipline and construction, and cxceIentiy
equipped and armed. Your commanders are all that
could wish.
The moment for action has arrived and know
that can trust in You 10 save our country. As l
eide through your ranks see in your faces the sure
prestigeof victory feel that you vii DO whatever
ask of you.
Tie period Of inacion ba, passed. viii bring
you now face TO face with the Rebels and only pray
that God NAV defend the right. In whatever direc-
ton you may move, however strange my actions
NAV appear 10 you ever bear in mind that M fate IL
linked with yours, and that all / do Is to bring you
where know you wish 10 be-on the decisive bat
tle.ield. 1t is M business TO place you there.
am TO watch over you as parent over his children,
and YOU know that your General loves you from The
depths Of his heart. 1t shall be my oaTe-i has ever
been-to gain success with the least possible loss
But know that if il is necessary you will willingly
follow NC to cur graves FOR our righteous cause
God smiles upon us-vic,o5y attends us. Yet
would not have You think that our aim IS to be
obtained without a manly struggle. viii not DIS
guise il from you, that you have brave iocs 70
encoun.or-foemen wen WORTHY Of tie steel That you
VIII use 20 well. shall demand Of you great, heroic
exertious, rapid and long marches, desperate COM
bats invitations, perhaps. We viii share al these
toeether. and when this sad wal is over we will al
.eturs to our homes, and feel that we can ark no
higher honor than the proud consciousness that We
belonged b the Army Of the Potomac.
GEOR = IT, MCCLELLAN
Ms.OTCenerei Conn Anolne
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ADVANCE OF THU POTOMAC iRNY.
WHEN TEE REBELS ESClPED.

WHEN TEE REBELS Escaped.
The Strength of the Rebel Force
GHOullSM BY MISSISSIPPI SOLDIERS.
Destruction of Property by the Rebels
REBEL DOCUMENTS SECURED.
Reconnaissance from Quantico Craek'
OCCUPATION OF DuMF9iES.
Thc Rebels Making a Stand at Cor
donsville and Fredericksburg.
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p,suop wnITrlNGHAM OF MAEYLASD'

Bi.bop Wilmington, Of the Protestant hlreI 4, -
church Of Maryland aud tho District OF Oo'"l''',
ba. ,,,a.mi,iei TO all the clergymen Of ihil rnu'''
~. oar,.bial charge and in Tie District oil coul'-
bn for 1888 on all occasions Of PaOhe "DIs'lp'
,yi,,n eight day, Of the Sunday following the re-
-, nj, letter. d prayer Of ,hankss'.ns tor 'As
l,,. ye.,rr, Vi tls aa'!)ni. ain''
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ARMY AND NAVY.

Very few men were recruited Tor the regular army
l,st wceA but - bOye were sworn IA and sen, -
Governor q leland on Saturday evening. They had
been ou tral learning musc, and being ionni COM
rttort. were sent 10 tho recruiting Offices ID 10
cnl ste3. -. d.
~ .it,- an. ~ ihr Fin bug-avenue barracks, plt
rycr,nc is not quite 80 brisk could bs desired.
Naval recruiting has fallen OF suddenly ana very
cors.der,bly, whatever may be Toe cause Oh y,
Oay 10 mea were shipped s'i =, week y sas o~'
0',' II 'i' i,"t 500 disp0sable blue-scxes, on
'oh'S .as Of recruits enlisted ia Phiisdelphi4
ca arrived o GsTs on 10 Ss b. r:s 4nd
were a.,;.a The recruits on the island ars now
eene,sr in tie garrison, which is much mora
Huu,,r,sble aud con, enient place than Castle W,i-
. linn. -, Dbl, N.,,,. VA,
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EspEDaTH0N AGAINST xsLAsD.e 20.
gou,Auosero Fsoir Moving with his Gus
md Mortar 3 oass-A Formidable Flee

TouiAuosoro Fsoir Moving with his Gun
md Mortar q oats-A Formidable Fleet
Nader Way.
Special uspalch to Tis h. Y. TribEne
WAsBlsrroN March . 1873
A telegram from Lieut.. Plnnock ior Flag
Oficer Foote, dated Cairo, March ia, says:
" Flag-Oiicer toote left this morning II a. D.,
with the fota ard mortar boats for down she ryer.
When last heard from, he was about to leave Co!gm-
bus A telegram has been received here from Gen.
Pope, saving thai New-Mairid was evacuated last
night N the storm. The Rebels crossed the river and
dispersed ia the swamp, taking only tksir bodies
with them. leaving stores, ammunition, &s. Gen.
Hamilton IL in comusnd at HewMadrid. Gen. Pcps
is o. the impression that from the frequent passage ii
transports leland No. 10 IL also evacuated: bat ne
win make reconnaissance - ascertain tGe Tact %
morrow.
A letter from Cairo says that Nlag-Oificer
Toote is in good spirits. lie has recently beea
presented with a pair OF bamboo clutches.
Of which he is very proud. and which 30 sx-
poets one day to eat up into suiifbcxes.
Commander Porter OF the Essex "a recovering.
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To tie Associated Press


HlcNsAS, Ky, Saturday, Mach L. ia6,
\ naval expedition, composed Of the gGnboats
Benton Louisville, Cincinnati, Carondelet aud
Ccnestoga, under hig-oiHcer Foote, left Cairo at
o clock this morning. AT Columbus they we're
ioincd by the Ptsbury. 81. Louis and hoand City.
and were oyertakcn b. ey ht mortarboats in tow Of
iour steamers, with transports and ordnance boats
They arrived here at A O'Clock this afternoon.
TIE mounted tickets Of the enemy were in sight
on the baG. On our arrival, two comp nies o. tis
g7th Illinois Reginsnt were sent aiteE them. bat
they escaped.
4 s,rong Union feeling il manifested here.
The impression prevails that Island No. ID wdi
NOT Oder much resistance.
There are said TO be 1900 troops at Union, ~ D
at HUMBOLDT and - 900 in the vicinity OF island No
10. At the latter place there are also said 90 10
twelve heavy guns in their batteries.
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EVACUATION OF WgWMaDgID.
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NAVAL SKIRMASH ON THE LOWER PgioMac

Attack on Rebel Batteries at AcQuia Geek
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THE BATTLE AT PEA RIDGE.
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Special Dispatch to The n. y. Tribune.

Special Di.ps:ch to The n y. Tribune.
WAsmHCTos. March &c. 1867.
A great deal of valuable testimony has been
obtained by officials and others touching the
evacuation OF their Bull Run iutrenchments y
the Rebels from loyal fugitive blacks, white
ard colored residents, aud papers found IN ana
about the late headquarters of the Rebel gene
rails m engineer on the railroad between
Manassas and Richmond, tesiiiics that it IS at
least month since the retrOgadc movement
began. The earliest trains Of retreat carried
arms for the men, who were mustered 70
check Gen. Burnsde's advance into the interior.
Arms and munitions having been at first re-
moved. soldiers followed. withdrawing BY raj,
and with the deliberate slOwneis character
istic of Southern road.
Residents, white and black at Ccutrevile
and Manassas set the strength al the whole
army there during the last month at less than
~. eco, snl most OF them at less than 30, OOo.
One visitor made thorough examination Of
the healboards which uniformly marx the
graves OF the numerous Rebel soldiers who died
in camp Our Government is now for the first
time advertising for beodboards. Each slab at
Manassas and Ceutre,le tolls the name Of ire
deceased, his state, his regiment, and thc doy
Of his death. But sz States were Represented
in these extensive cemeteries.
The highest numbered regiment from Virginia
vas the forty-sevenih. Tie highest from
Georgia, which came next, was the Twenty
sixth. The other Gulf and Atlantic States aP-
peared to have no regimen, numbering above
twenty. Tho Western aud Sou,h-Nestern
States, except Mi'sissippi, were not Represented.
On the whole, according 20 the data Of these
graveyard. there were AZ no time l'O regi-
ments at Manassa. AMI Ceuireyile. Giving 81
each as the returns all indicate, 500 men, We
have grand total Of le.s than 100000 on The
most liberal calculation, ne the srreug'h OF
the Rebel army before my portion Of il
WI. sent away. Pleay Of other evidence
also goes 10 show that the army was under
100 900, and such is the opinion Of most Of the
visitors 10 TIE abandoned quarterr, ard the
statement of the ueiehtors. Some Of the resi-
dents ut Centre,.lle sby that members OF the
Sanitary Commission nli other solaier-gisitor'
e. Aauassns. assert pos tlyely that there u rs
'dcncc so strong - to force tho belief thai the
Mississippi soldier have been IN Tie haht OF
digging Up tho bodies OF National soldiers buri'
ed at Bull Run, boieg oG ihc flesh and nas-
ing the bones into trophies
The skull. we're frequent tent ornament,
and were also ufel ior soap dishes. hni'er
aud forks, rings, and even spurs, were con-
s.ruc,ed from TIE bones. Soldiers of The Brook
In 18th recognized on The field Of Pall Run
b., the.r red trowsers, comrades who had fallen
there, lying unburied aad hcaaiess.
Residents in tie vicinity as ericd that after
the battle the Rebel soldiers passed their house.
with what they called with unfcemy merr.'
mcnt, Yankee SKULLS, on their buyone's.
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To he Asoei''fd fr'''. ,,..,,~..o. u,chlsl.,.
K.-,og.'s Station. r,eule.lrou Ma.ass a., on ,i.s
-,.t IN piebr.oni wac burnt, together with ihc
,,,,., o.. i.-.... r.orpi Of iour. hv the
-. p..,.... fr.,,, ,r,,,..,...
t,... s..,.,, t,,.t,.r,-,.s from, lima.
,., c, ,b, ron. 20 Nm,hester. wolo found Gny-.wo
,-e,lt eer. loaded with c,mmi.fary stores valued 81
$4,000. The fire ;hs enemy Liadled failed 60 e,a-
'ao. them.
y,c Warrsaron Station. fourteen miles from
,r....... ~, ,,. Richmond fo,d. Was burnt. ,o-
-, r..t.,.f a..If,, .l...dNel..rs,.
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ANOTHER LARGE HAUL OF War MATERIALS.
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4 ID DITTO MAI. DE L a l l. ; .
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THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
GEN. M'clEllAN'S ADDRESS TO HIS ARMY
The Proposed Removal Of General
Mcclellan.
THE EXAMINATION OF CONTRACTS.

THE NEW GRANADIAN AFFAIR.
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TIE REBELS Run N r.Ms 70 SAVE THEMSELVES.
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for a Terrible Slaughter.
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THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.

EVACUATION OF WEW-MADyID.
ANOTHER LARGE HAUL OF WAR MATERIALS
DlSARNIAG The REBELS IN EARNEST.
Preparations for a Terrible Slaughter.
ne REBELS Run ~ T.ME 70 SAVE THEMSELVES.
THE BATTLE AT PEA RIDGE.
\ ID DITI MAI. DE Il \ l l. : =.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE.
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THE REBELS IN EARNEST.
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rnE NEW ARTIrIE Of WAR.
rosT orTIcE BLhNGs.


4 notice 20 Pcsimaslcrs has just been iaued d. ihe
~. ,...,.,, po.,raster General ~. follows:
ar 60, o.d~-.o tls h.sut agency 81,
O. ohio ~ hs -.n.f,ticd o. i.nrs,. = So. .n f-
It Of Anil mat Al to Fe.tna.'es a," >. lpi.a ~i.h
lso.s -.r Cincinnati VII aocr i.'i da 'e,d ih-i. zoe
60 Che tIsns a'n' e.. bof3'o ~ b. ,ss.I
execute" 'i'' '-', 80 yt'nnpT
,.,....f d,..,ll,,. tc,r,,, bn,o.l l,y
lnr''ic Oh "ui,'"'' ~ 49,.
some VI orr sol1ie'r on thursday e'e'if 10 ''''
neiglb,fbo1d OF Ceutrcsiie, as reported, D. row az
t... l. d..,-rcti,n Lv them v,as confined 20 O.
pc"'' ''''t ,,,,,,.. .,...i,.,.. d., Il.
portion oil fe''i Di'i"oA'' ""' WV
atcer.. iucd, was injured by orr 'r0.p'.
c,, c.,,.,c,.'s po,y-piRfAI OF REBELS.
'"' c.,;. ...,..o,..,... ,,,.
Col cameron r oouy '''. Wv ''' .....
FOR hmr''nr' me ""'''' % ''' 49,
and ST. p:i,ates, which the enemy ~ ''F H'+''
from .uas.as. neglected lo bIry, were uttered or
Nd. i.,.. ,e..ei,,,ett Il our tro,ps.
'''''' " " ........,
JIM ""DN'o" "' ,
/ Gen. Wadsworh l''oay fihef'u uio" n'' va"
IA sGu,ar, Governor Of tho Di,tnc' oil Columbia,
,,.,.,,.;,.., ,h, pro,c-t sl.r.lai., Office.
Vo''f'"o 'D' ''''-'
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EniLinE Nfnllining.

We ere prepared to receive orders for Stamp
ing Initials on Note Paper and Envelopes. Work
we'll and promptly executed.
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au8 "a a. s.ma.s raad.tls soiss spike as
iailoW
sllay,I ssh fofsiseness fnm my
ftliev -iaea 90 alai have dosfe. ] did
u0i ksew ui.ai was daiss Nay 6od
fge.sr ms aa3 May tbe Almighty keep
az II $40 ffsa al. saca sn
Bic pa. tlon Iislvd le ide Else coffin
aea.a IEie roup. were witnessing tbe
ulsa'c 81 ,l.se proceedings wnh ihe m
teascl interest Tbs Marshal aad tic
claFlans begau % prepare lhc eulprh
iog hi- jralb. lie WAS 600 wcak 70 -iand
Ile sai lsan oa tbs fool Of llte coiliU.--
Captain liosd thea bandaged liis eve. with
"a white handkerchief A few munies u
painful sasjense ntcpguel while the
Catholic tigTeymcn perr having their
iiua interview With iAe unfortunate man.
AZ being ready tie Marshal waved his
handkercliei - the signal. and Ihe firing
PATTY discharged the ,oliry. Johnson did
not move remaining Ia a sitting posture
lor settr, gcoud. after Tue rides were
discharged. Then d qakend a ilul-,
AliA lcu over teslte his cblilA lie was
siiil alike, however, and four reserves were
called u complete iAe work. Ii wa, found
that tNo OF ,be firing parry, Gern1ns, had
moi discharged their picces, and and thty
we're Immediately put ID irons. johnson
was sl.oi several times Ia lhe heart BY tho
FIRST vuley Each ol lhe 10 u shots drcd
by ,hc reserves t,.ok effect ii his head,
nii be died Instantly One penetrated
his CHA, another his lch check. Willie t~o
entered tie brain Just above tie left eye
brow. lie diced a precisely quarter to
ioar oclock.
Tie troops then all marched round, aud
each man looked 90 tic bloody corpse OF
HI, comr,de, who had proved a traitor to
his country,
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Thankful Cor past patronage, we would solicit
a continuance Il the same, aud would invite all
who are wanting goods in orr line 10 call at
o aud 10 Cannon Place.
Two MOORE & MINIS.
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List Of Patent Medicines for ssis
DRuG SToRE.

nH q d sNsss Teue ll3ilefs. Lgpx Hsl-
~ san.. lshsaasstte #aa Ntits kelasay, lyea-
tiers sgfaf. tiiilbae Fiie ~ seth AlNaas
euNsf teael rHls Ceash Killer balssHl ~
p Nlaks AinRs NuiHai. l8BiascHy. tens@
Na5Han. Nt aaYats l&peeefaHl laHHfNi.
Atefstite. NtraH0fe. ssHfi,s r ilss Team
tHmiaHatite llsantvfis loH AatdyHs,
Uut0ssi Ieash gnHe Meits Vegetable
Leeg f.is IT, llsrteks Sasaf tpais4
Pats nr Rskets rlk Ayfcs pits
btanitetb's rUe; bF Nhat's i4s Mater
he - lssac 1h,Htan's IS Water Dr
reifs american tye Sale Sbaehhu
bilitr; Laekis nliNr y II leRp's k,ser
mble EaNW. Nrsks Aasiy tami ogysj b. wi
coas falsenary ~ g9ugb uAlssns BnNss
Bronchial Ffughes, e.efe.ilsea - ti-phas,ie
Powder. ilal Dreps o. Ne 6 6piNey 4 ottl,sl;
BupH n : Dtuls Mfs Winslow Soothing ~
fuH, Qacras ted Liver uh pr Wa ilali's
lialsan ~ tho tuua. sca,iile's nioud sud In
e. syrup; fAuief~up's epaiieu Powders, llar-
velFs C0tulitien Powders Humphrey : uiulmenl.
Oshern's Golden Ointment; tieHys Nrtnuut
Luiiuem erusim Sgrap MrAisan Maaaug
Imminent, Guhit Fhsirfs, llertek fia.teis,
Liquid gutier, Liquid 0pededoc, lpu#s Whit
csmi.'s Remedy lar the AsihHa British 0il !.
Sellita Powders Parsons lvrniu and lusect
Exiermjwter; Nauteeap Sal hhenm tcmeiy
Balm IS Lantheira Btxftd's Npteaitd Ginger
Bread Nuts. lpltcba Herb, J } GnMib'stall-
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