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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-11
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE IL.

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EEead-Quarters district orthc Ohio. 1
NASHVILLE, Maya 1862. :
Col STANLEY MATHEWS, Provost MarshaA
Nashville, Tennessee:
COLONEL: The General Commanding
has been reliably informed that certain
houses in this city which have been TAX
en- possession of by the Military author
tiles, are now occupied by officers who
were not authorized to so occupy them
by competent authority.
He directs me to call your attention to
the fact, and instructs you to take the
necessary steps to cause the houses to be
vacated at once. t'eF
Officers performing Staff duties in the
city, Surgeons in charge of Hospitals, and
the officers Of the Provost Guard are
alone allowed to live in quarters Sur
geons Of Hospitals must live in their
Hospitals or in their Immediate vicinity.
Officers Of the Provost Guard, except the
Provost Marshal, must have their quarters
in the building occupied by the Provost
Gnard, or in The ss;sa;sa}ifts 7ieifiiittyy ". ~
You will at once report all violations
ofthese instructions to these Head QUAR-
ters. @ fHl W ~
Authority to occupy houses possessed
in the name of and for the United States
will in future issue from these Head
Quarters only.
1 am sir, very respectfully, &c,
(Signed) o. d. GREENE, A. A. G.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-11

The special to the Chicago Jou,nal
from Paducah, says; Deserters from the
Southern army are daily coming here,
delivering themselves up, and Voluntarily
taking the oath Of allegiance. AlIoftbem
have seen enough Of the elephant, and
are very grateful to retire to the shades
OF private life. Those that come in At
this post are principally from Graves
county Kentucky, and Weakly county,
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-11
NOtlee to Retailers orsplrit..

HEADQUARTERS PRovosr GUARD. }
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June s, 1862
Notice is hereby given TO all persons
interested that the retail of ardent spir-
its or other Intoxicating drinks, is strict
ly prohibited, and that henceforth, this
prohibition will be rigidly and impair
tally enforced
Offenders against this order viii be
summarily punished by fine and impris-
onment
BY command of Brig. Cen E. DUMoNT.
STANLEY MATTHEW'S.
Col and Provost Marshal.
June 8.-3t.
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skelch ID gremphln anna v,e,n,,r

Memphis, a tlourishing city and port of
entry of Shelby county, Tenn. is bean
tifully situated on the Mississippi river
and on the fourth Chickasaw Bluff four
hundred and twenty miles below St.
Louis; and two hundred and nine miles
west by southwest of Nashville. It is
the most populous and important town
on the river between st. Louis and New
orleans, and occupies the only elipible
SITE Tor commercial depot from the
mouth OF the Ohio to Vicksburg. n dis
tance of six hundred and fifty miles
The buff on which il stands is elevated
about thirty feet above the highest floods.
ana It's base is washed by the river for a
Instance OF three miles, while a bed of
sandstone projects into the stream and
forms a convenient landing. The an
pearance of Memphis from The river il
remarkably fine. An esplanade several
hundred feet wide extends along the
DlulI In ironto the town, and is border
ca with blocks of large warehouses II
contains upward of ten churches. one
academy, medical college. several
banks, and telegraph office. There is
also naval depot in this place. which
was established by the United States
Government. The river is deep enouob
to iloat the largest ship Of war from this
point to its mouth. The building of
steamboats, was formerly carried on here
to large extent, and many manufacto-
RES OF cotton, iron, and ropes were i'm
operation. Several papers were publish
ed IN Memphis a short time ago some of
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-11
~ GOV, Non $. Hraun,. spooeh.

"' GOV. Nen s. nrauu,s speech.
The speech made by Ex-Governor
Neil $ Brown, Of Tennessee at Colom-
bin, in that State, on Tuesday, the End
inst, to large assemblage of Union
men, mention Of which was made by tel
egraph, will be found, as reported for the
Nashville Onion on our fourth page
Neil S. Brown has for many years been a
prominent public man in Tennessee Of
the Wing school Of politics, and has
served as Governor Of the State. lie
was opposed TO secession, bat after IL
was assumed that the State had gone
out Of the Union, he gave his support 10
the rebellion, and became one Of tbe
Confederate Military Committee which
held its sessions az Nashville. Tbe
speech 10 intensely interesting through
out and will hayo an important indu-
ence. II may be reokoncd d as one of tbe
signs OF the times.-- Gin. C0ulperciaL
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INkURANCE


We have now and shah have during the summon.
large and well assorted stock of BOOTS ana SHOES
for sale at tho lowest cash prices.
p q. WEBSTER q CO.,
my-o CRciaIat.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-11

TonHesseo Money Wanted I'm Ex.
change for millinery Goods ut
Wholesale,
State Bank Gj
Planters and Union 75
LAMB & MURrHEY hove just received
q fresh lot of Trimming, and Bonnet Rib
bohs, Ruches, Laces, Flowers, Childrens,
Misses, and Ladies' Hats, English Split,
Cobmg and Tulip Braid Bonuets, besides
a general assortmento Of Millinery Goods,
which they offer to the trade at small
advance, taking Tennessee funds at the
liberal terms mentioned We would adj
wise the Milliners and Merchants to give
them an early call. They keep al No.
l6, Public Square Calhoun's Old Storel.
June 8.-1w#
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10 clothing Buyers /!
DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRIVATE DIEPENSARI.

WE attention OF Citizens strangers and others Wis.
iting Nashville, requiring meddal aid, IS respect
1ly called to THIS Office, No n readorick street. goo.
,ond hOor between Cherry and the Square
Dr. COLEMAN s an old practitioner Of medicine: hs
almost unlimited experience and 1attering Hueceas
Tor many years past, In tue treatment Of PRIVATE DIS
EAHE5 has induced him TO devote hi undivided attan
ton 10 all diseases gof this nature Many cases OF
the most inyeterate character have promptly yielded
TO his improved method Of treatment
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Hereditary syph
Ills, Gonorrhma, Geat and all diseases Of the genita
and urinary organs meet with resistance 10 his
remidies. '-'ltt ".3 10 p TO ~ n
female Irregularities and functional isderange
ments Of the Womb, and the disease arising from
Gestaton and III mauged parturiton
Every case Of keducble Rupture, and Of Piles ,aud
Proapsus Of the Rectum, and most cases ef Fstula,
can be cured by process nearly painless. If either
Of the lgtter cases IL undertaken by Dr. Coleman
cure ~ hpdrtdbg warranted, careful eXaminatied
always presents the necessary indications Of SUCCESS on
fatt0reby his improved method Of operating
Persons Of either sex applying in person by letter
(deseribng case) the first symptoms of any acute
specific disease, can ba cured In mest cases by the
Rbortiye method in forty-elght hours.
,e strict conhdenee prompt attention, and moderate
charges, VIII govern him with his patrons
hB~ No mercury used in the treatment Of uenerea
f}eases es he believes Gin most cases) II produces
Z rse disease than that II IL given to cure, q 500
ONCE hours from eight IN the morning fl nine IN
she evening au az hI Jan 10, '62-1y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13
FROM WASHINGTON.

w AsHINGfpHt aug. L.
The War Departments has authorized
Gen Wa,'sworth to raise and organize one
or more regiments Of Infantry Volunteers
in the District Of Columbia to serve three
years or the war. Two well known police
Sof;cers Wise and Allen Of this city, were.
arrested last night by Gen. Wsdswortb,
charged with kidnapping A strong
feeling prevails in the old regiments
agsiust officers who are absent from their
regiments, and employed N making ar
rsnRements to promote themselves apofe
theiT more meritoIious comrades remaining
in the field.
By general orders just issued from tne
War Department, the attention OF suffers
and sill others concerned, is directed to the
Section of the Act Of March Sd 1850 which
provides that It shall not be lawful for any
postmaster or other person to sell postage
stamps or stamped envelopes for larger
sum than that indicated on them
Large numbers Of eonvalescents are daily
being discharged and returning to their reg
| iments. Yesterday some 40 we're sent IleiA
! 81. Elizabeth Hospital across the eastern
Branch Hospital to the Soldiers Rest proper
paratory to being sent to Their regiment. -.
Simeon Draper Esq, the War pePartmeht.
| Commissioner to supervise the business ol
collecting and forwarded traggling soIaier-
and officers to their respective re eglments 90, 90
nothing to do with granting disen9rges l9u
leaves of absence. Letters on tnat no
iect should bsiaddressed to the Aajupan'
General only.
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POST.0FFICE TIMETABLE.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT Fo

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT Eos.
~ the arrival and closing Of the mails At thsssys
E4sTEE WAY. daily for Buaslo. Boston. New YOrJ !,
THROUGH WAY, daily, for Buffalo, Boa fon, Ne "
loTs' arrives $50 A. n 80 P NJ eossE 500 P. n,
PITTsBUReH WAY, daily, for Pniiadel, bi. Pas T.
more, Washington, Pittsburgh, Canton Ion M a
sillon steubenyille, B. o. B. B., arrives s:i5E r.;
TaEoUGH PI7FsBunsE, PhilsdsI ob,s y,.,ti nor.
Washington arrfves go p NJ; -rlols- f.1s = -
CIEuIEzAII WAY. Columbus, Ir.dirD.-si=s q Touis
,ouls.ille Nashville aud Cairo, arrlTSI so p n
THRoVeH. OIEeIHEkrI, ealuubu., In s,nsool,s St.
LOUIS Nashville ana Cairo, Arrives $50 A. n; 500
WESTERN WAY, Toledo, Chicago an, d. n..,o,, daily.
arrives 9;25 A. NJ closes i0.OO p Il ssASi'' s'
THROUGH WEsrERN, Toledo, Chic ago ana Datroit
daily aII1Ee2 s.le !; ~ closes So n
.sANDUskr AAT, Elyria via Mort ,sr5 Disfsicn. A.
riyss 81 g;i0 A. Nj closss 4;s5 ,. 4.
"a MaAtiosISa WAY, Warren sndI ouprsto,Fn arrives
100 P. M-i 1000 P. d.
MEDISA WAI, dailE, sTiyea 500 P.n.; Cau..s 800
RooKFoET, Dover sho.asid d. North R,a,svS,a. 70.
arrives and eloaea On rnssdaI Thursday nd satsr-
BATg, lT0okgviIlo, Ooplsy,5 &C., leaves Tuesasys
sna Il 7.oQ A. l arrives Monda " and Id
days ct 6:oQ > u
f5 fss5. ssFi ssg si isss5y :! Fs 9 e Rsg: al.
riyea Mondays and Fridays st 500 p. =. y
~ %sAa1EssSliLl, daily, arrives IOi5 A. H; soss.
o]LEvEtAsSpnBd Eaelia, dsy ,slri7 taseoAz
Time of asfrIb Of riss riy for .Beliss-y Z.
ssl-.s e4e hour latter than the time Of GrIiyhl ~
80 "a dlos Lsttsrs are required b. M % ~
a. eiy virsul,rs are required % ~ pz svsidEifh
5aasS ds.na.aa ~ :. n.ae7.os. ~ 5. +
/ We - t - g--le ~ = oltlLI |l, -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13
FROsT MEMPHIS.

HENPHIsi July 3.
Gen. Sherman has issued orders that an
negroes applying gorWofk be employed ss
laborers on Fort Pickering, and shall be
entitled 70 draw ratious and be supplied
with clothing. No wages win be paid Un-
til tie courts determine whether they are
slave OF free. Accounts with each viii be
kept, and credit for labor given. Slaves
viii b9 allowed TO return TO their masters
ct the close Of any week, but masters are
not allowed to enter the lines The Post
Quartermaster. is allowed to employ ne
groes on the same conditions, and when
necessary take them by force
Commanders Of regimedts ars also allowed
-tO-employ a-number not ezeeeding 65 70 each
regiment es cooks, and teamsters. Negroes
are not allowed to wear uniforms. Gen.
sherman adds TO the people Of Memphis and
vicinity that it is not the intention 10 disturb
the relation between master and slave
When the courts ARE re-established they will
decide cases which has already arisen and
may arise. In reply to questions in regard
to the Federal government taking posses
sion Of all the vacant houses, General
Sherman says Gen. Grants order was
issued under rules Of war and not under
the COnfseatio Act
Until the courts are reestablished to ex-
ecute provisions for the Confseation Act
the Government assumesto place trustees
70 account to the rightful owner at aprOp-
er time for property, rents sc.
Steamer White Cloud from Helena brings
no news Of importance.
1t is reported, that the new gun-boat
Richmond, formerly Star OF the West,
which has been building up the Yazoo, got
out Of that stream into the Mississippi and
Joined the Arkansas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Aug. II.
The mail boats from Harrison's Landing
reports that the general appearance there
is that move Of the whole or large part
Of the army is taking place. Porter's feet
is still anchored in Hampton Roads.
Norfolk and Suffolk are in a great stale
Of excitement.
It is stated that in q recent reeonnois-
sance TO Malvern Hill Gen. Mcclellan had
planned great battle, and intended to oc-
cupy that place.
He sent q messenger to Harrison's Land
ing to bring up the greater part Of the army
but the messenger took the wrong road and
during the delay the-enemy appeared in eT-
cry direction in overwhelming force, when
Mcclellan was obliged to order retreat
The enemy occupy Maluern Hill with Al
immense army.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13
FROM KANSAS.
kansas CRY, Aug. u.

kansas CITY, Aug. u.
A battle took place at independence yes
terday morning about three o'clock, be
tween the Federal forces, numbering $50
men, under Lieut.. Col. Buel, and from 500
to 600 .guerFilias under the notorious Col.
Hughes, assisted by Quantrel and Hayes,
resulting in the complete route and surreH-
der Of our troops Theloss on either side
is unknown.
II appears the town was surprised about
s A. NJ. A Simultaneous movement was
made upon the camp. Buel's headquarters,
and the Provost Marshafs Office, which
were some distance apart. The Provost
Marshals Office was entered by citizens
protesting loyalty. The arms were taken
and used against the Federal troops. The
fight lasted about four hours.
The troops, almost without officers, hotly
contested the ground. Sheltering them
selves behind trees, fences, stables, &c.
Capt. Thomas Of the Militia was taken
prisoner almost at the outset. Atone time
L is reported the guerrillas were almost Civ
ing up the ground and retiring before the de-
structiYe ere Of our men, and accordingly
had Capt Thomas brought out Of the house
where Be Ess confined and Immediately shot
dead.
At this juncture q white flag appeared a.
Col BueBs headquarters, when the guer-
rillas returned and took possession Of ell
who remained. Lieut. Harrington and
fifty men who cut their way through the
enemy and made good their escape. Most
Of the prisoners were paroled by taking
the oath not to take up arms. All who
we're present agree in stating there were
no mounted pickets stationed outside Of
the town that night. SIS
A large quantity Of arms, some 10000
rounds Of Ammunition, besidls other Govern
ment property fell into the bpndsof the sne-
my.o ebay Geo
On receipt Of the news Of the surrender o.
Ihdependsncs here, this city vas thrown in .
great state of excitement. All 6usinoss
houses Saloons &C., were closed. The M
litia was called out and guards promptl b
6iaoed around the city. -
A call was made for rsinforcements from
Fort LeaFsnworth, which was promptly re
spondedto by Lieut.. Col. Burris, who ar
rived yesterday at four P, M with four
companies Of infantry and three Of eaYal-
~. and two pieces Of artillery. Also Ma
ior Ransom, o0mmsnding the 9Th Kansas
cavalry, arrived ndue time from the south
east. The entire force under command q
Col. BcEris left this morning ct 9 o'clock Il
pursuit Of the enemy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13
DRAFTING AND YoLUNTEER1Na.
The Evenlng J0urnaI has -ihe f0iiowing

The Evening Journal has the following
in relation 70 the draft;
The War Department, IN answer 70 an
inquiry from the Governor, telegraphs that
the Department will receive volunteeas for
old regiments until the draft Is made. The
draft cannot be made before the lst Of Sep
tember, as the preliminary work, the new
enrolment, the decision upon applications
FOR exemption, &C., will occupy st least
twenty days. We are therefore authorized,
unofioially, that volunteers by companies
will be received for old regiments until the
first Of September. The order TO this effect
viii probably be issued tomorrow. The
communication from the War Department.
embodying this permission, says it is de-
signed TO receive volunteers to FL up the
old regiments, and any excess after they
are filled viii be credited to the State as so
much on the draft; and if enough volun-
teers to fill up the old regiments, that
might perhaps dispense with the draft.
10 fill up the old regiments TO their full
maximum number will require at least
81, 900 men. If this number should vol
unteer in the State before the draft is made,
there would be no draft. If enlistments
should continue for thirty days as they
have for the last ten, this could be done,
but it can be donein many localities in the
twenty days which will intervene before
the draft is made Ifit is those localities
win escape the draft. Under this arrange
ment, our young men viii be stimulated to
prosecute the work Of recruiting. Any
three men who can raise company can
secure commissions as its officers if they
are competent for the positions they as
sumo; and those localities which desire to
escape the odium of draft have only vol
UNFAIRLY to fill up their quota Of the G00,-
900 men called for, before the 1st of Sep
tember, to accomplish what they desire.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13
FROM THE SOUTH.

CAIRO, Aug. T.
A detachment Of the 18th Illinois cavsl-
ry sent from Bolivar, Tenn, yesterday
attacked gurrillas at SALISBURY Eve miles
east of Grand Junction, taking a rebel
Captain, twenty-seven horses and mules,
dispensing the enemy. Rebel authority
reports that Breckenridge attacked Baton
Rouge Tuesday morning and at first were
repulsed with heavy loss. General Clark
Of Mississippi and Col Thomas Hunt Of
Kentucky, were killed. The repulse was
laid to the ram Arkansas, which failed to
come to time. Afternoon same day, sBreek-
enridge said, have telegraphed Grenada
Appeal that the Arkansas had arrived
and destroyed two Of our gun-boats, dam
aged others and drove of our feet, and
that he had captured the entire Federal
forces at that place.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-13
FROlI MEMPHIS.

CAIRO, Aug. u.
The Memphis Bulletia Of the 10th has
the following; q
On Wednesday the 9th, the rebel ram
Arkansas came on a accommodating expe-
dition up the river as far as Islands 67 and
6s, within so miles of Helena. A few days
since, the Louisville, accompanied by the
transports White Cloud and Iatan, started
with the Sd Wisconsin from Helena to go
up White river. The Louisville ran aground
and the expedition was abandoned, because
Of the insuficiency of water, and returned
to Helena just in time to miss the Arkan-
sas. Had it been few hours later col
lision must have taken place.
The Bulletin prints q report that Breek-
inridge attacked and captured Baton Rouge
last Wednesday, which is considered not
improbable.
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NEW YORK MAIKET.-Aug. ~.


FLOUR-Msrket dun, while prices are without
material heayywith no buyers at out
ss sSieS Il SO bbs At toas for superns state
s5,lG4s,25 for extra statoi ei80G5,o0 for Superine
WESTERN e5,leq535 for common 70 medium extra
brands extra round hoOped 0hioi e5,6O86,25 for
elNfSA FLOUR Market heavy. salos $50 bbls
et s5,lo95,2s for common a5,sOGt,25 for good 70
RYE FIOUR-NarlEet quiet and arm, at g.
JOIN AfEAI-Markst steady. sales 800 bbls
At s5i9 for extra western and $50 for calorie and
WHIsl1 Y--AIarket a shade frmer. Sales 500
bbls ~ 309f@3i.
good export demand quite hrm.
sales l2,6gO bush Chicago spring at q, ,I29l, 20,
kse club al sii6ol ~ 22O0O bushsls amber lows al
81 ai "a; 200 bush Green Bay Spring e. 2flfl 25
s.yp bush winter red western 1 &C q 2el si $500
at q a5i s5 600 bush inferior white Indiana at
si52 II 200 bush winter rod Illinois AZ q ,l6f 26O 600
white Kentucky at a ,5oGl,s5
NICE-AaTket quiet and unchanged.
~ y aiaEket a0iet. AZ l59lse for western, and
BARLEY-Dull ana nominal
COEfE-aOod sound very scarce and hrTner while
unsound Is abundant and prices favor the buyer,
Sales 6D0 bush at 5755 for sound old mixed vest
ern 5ifs55 for eastern 45d5O for unsoupfi
OATS Market active and firineT. sales at s7a
5oc for jersey Canadian, western and state.
COFFEE - Market for Rio more ective aud very
frm. sales 2, rs bags ct 2l5a st four months.
sUGAR,-itaw more active and frmer, the ad-
vance beiufle ID. sales 1000 hhds New Orleans IT
6e1llc, and 90 hhds Cuba az Szo35fc.
DiOIlAssIs; Market quiet and without decided
change. salss l9hhds Porto Rico at s0estsc.
IIORS-Steady and firm. sales l00 bales new Gs
I7lt2lC, and snail lot OF old at 7tellc.
pOR k--Market steady aud firm. Sales ca bbls
e sll2 ier mess, ssss719l0oo for prime, and SIG
u, ~ idr prime meas.
BEEE-MarksI rules quiet but very firm. Sales
2o9 besat ~ TOT prime sllo tor mess; SIG
PRIME MESS BEEF-ln moderate request
Sales 90 tierces at s2l 80.
BEEF HANiS-Quiet az Si5 Oo3l6,50
CUT MEATs-tn better demand and very frm.
SALES go pkgs at 3'49ie for shoulders 69sRe fol
hams.
at 6stc.
BACON sIDES-Market quiet Sales 40 boxes
At 65kc for Tepacisd city short middles
LAR D-Market rules steady with fair demand
Sales 1880 bbs At sA1956.
BUTTER-5ellinsa At lO9l5o for Ohio lOasls5fe fol
..,.I-i -; z fsFsR-stesdy At eiasX.
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| GARD 10 THE LADTFS-Dp

N NA4NO ~ Ia "A.
"a DUPONCO'S GOLDEN PILLS FoR FEBIAIEs
Iniallibls In Correcting, Regulating and Rtmoyirz
all Distractions from y phnteYer Cause, and
~ ways Successful as Preventative
Inlallllle Ia Removing gtOppages and IrraEularffY
Of the Msnses These Pills are nothing Ievr INF
have been used BY tho doctors for many years 10th
in France and Amerca, with unparalleled suecess in
syery case, and u is urged by many thousand ladies
who have used them 70 make the Pills public for the
alevatOn Of those suffering from any lrrerslarities
whatever, as well as 70 prevent increase Of family
where health viii not permit Il. Females becuIarv
situated, those supposinE themselves soare cam
toned against using these Pills while in that coud
tlon as the proprietor assumes respOnsibfIity ar
the shove admonitcn, although their mildnes vrouid
preveRt any mischief 70 health; otherwise fhe PIIs
company each box. Price 81 per box
Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland by BFNTONs
BROTHERS w WhOlesale Druggists i2O Superior-Sf..
STRONG q ARMSTRONG, l99 Superior-St: E NJ.
SACkRIDER, Zl3 Superior-St.; G. w CLARK ITO
Superior-5t., and CHURCHILL & BRO, corner of
Ontario street and the Square. -
LADIESl-By sending 81 to either OF the above
agents through the Cleveland Post Once can have
the Pills sent 70 part Of the country or city
dentially) and free Of postage, by return uisi
N. d. Look out for counterieits.- Buy ne Golden
Plus o. any kind unless every box assigned g. D. Howe
All others area base imposition and unsafe therefore,
being hu11buged out Of your money! buy only fhoss
Who shoW the signature OF IS. d. Howe on every box
which has recently been added on account Of the Pills
being eoqnterfeited The ingredients composing fbe
above Pills are made known % every agent and thfy
vii tel you they are safe and viii perform all claimed
i0r then s. D. HOWE Sole PrnprietoT,
mar1l-Hzf New York.