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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN T5 - g

n.rIEv,t1 80 - 11-,oSo Ten THOUSAND
AZ as universally snpplanted all otbar 'na'CToA.
II and healing applications in ba., V.Ier 0intnp,.
Western Hemisphere, whereverit 'i the Eastern lt
trinsic merit is the true secret of ito and
neous affections, whetherthe cause b success in all
BURNS &aSCALDs 4' or dses.
are instantly relieved ofS then -
hammation by a timely ap- : plirs,;s u!sl pain ma
healer, and the flesh is re neweJ u q Lnis marvel
blemish or scarTemaininC : =" Oy charm
THE FRIEND OF@THF Nr-5- '''
Children are frequent suf- ): ferers = 1SEtY
ries especially from fluid = and rs I'm external
therefore every mother shonId pIlrae eGplogiosa
preparation constantly at 9 hand rI,e This hasg
and quickly removes tle~4 FT7.prl 'sSoREBRpsIs
prevalent in the nursery 3 " RINGWoPq ~
TO TRAVELLERS BY sSEA Avn
The machinist, the trav- Seller ma AND
vidual whose lot in life = throw $ cry other
chance Of accident from z expIogiol iii within i
should bear in mind that : this M, IRE or cole;s
best and only friend It = both s. - extractor
and should ever be his y coRlpay; ,a"e and cbsr
need. There are thousands of I5irl} az & friend
to its marvellous virtue gSwbo o, s esse2 10 es,
and muscles to its saving effcacr Se" sound lH3
The following are few : Of the Iaa3.
which DALLEY'S MAGI CAL p 5s sIl-a g diseases
Is 4 p hE EN- l1f r as'@Well as CURE. '"Ali5a
Bruises 6 "a geneEaly
Boils, pIpcs,
Broken Breast, Pr
Bites Of Reptiles. Rbana,.
Cancer, PSLlau'fH
Cracked Lips, Ssra'S,
Chapped Hand5 S6+ NJ NJ al 6iad1
Chilblains, ScrofI o"Nus,
Cramp, Sc,rr
Chates, Sceii.'
Diseases Of the Skin, ScarS
/ F Ff.SIPelas' seald Head
Frost Bites, Shall
Fever Sores, TDmors
I'll
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N1NER;S
GAN 40 IAN
YER UCE
A cIEIRE AIN
REMEDY toFyIWoRMs.

~ Physicians generally now use Tinegs car,5.,
Vermifuge. This medicine is a simple Yegeablerrsra
ration, and always be administered NTH dta,E.
safety and confidence to the result and viii 5.
destroy Worms and restore the patient 10 health
Over one thousand certificates have been cent to,,o
from planters, merchants and physicians, bearpgis,
mony to the efficacy Of this infalibleremedy Warat.i
in all cases.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the undersigned having frequently administers
Winners Canadian Yermifuge, and being fullv sstsfsi
with its efficacy, confidently recommend as saf 95
efficient remedy for the expulsion of Worms from II.
intestinal canal G. Q. REILLY
Licentiate ofthe R. c. Of surgeons in ireland. ETC.
g. w. DICKINSON,
Member of the r. G, of surgeons in London ~,
q Physicians, Chemists and Druggists prasei.
TESTIMONY OF NEW ORLEANS DOCTORS AND DRueGrsTs
We, the undersigned, Druggists Of the city Of yep
Orleans have sold in trade Winers Canadian Vami
uge for ten years past and since its introduction
into this section of the country it has given such s
faction TO customers, that we feel justified in saving
it is one Of the best remedies for Worms we have snS
knowledge Of. HUI. Kennedy,
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lead THIS!

NEW ORLRNS MEDICAL NOTICE
- Dr. LER07S s MIXTURE Foa THE PROMPT
$500 va AND CERAIN CURE OF All URETHRAL
BsF5Ss1zEs9 DISEASS, AND THOSE AFFECTIONS SOLE
SsI E# LY-TOTHE PUBLIC-Seventeen years
k3 ~ trial of It's Mixture in extensive practice
80 ~ III New CLEANS has fully tesdd its powers and
removed those preutces which physicians and the pub
lie have against advertised medicine 10y ITS nFRrable
success all Urethradiseases such rs eonorrha geet
spasmodic structures neuralgia of the bladder and the
urethra affections oithe kidneys, lncoNlnuaHce OF the
urine whites. &c
would be well obstinate cases of COnorrhoea and
geet in CONNECTION with the mixture cur CAPHoR-
ATED BELI,DaNNt fJEcrIUN. Price 80 cents.
TAKE NOIIGE.-As in all uncompEc6ted cases ONE
BOTTLE of On. LIE H0Y'S MIXTURE s,ices to effect a
permanent cure in rom three eight avs assisted if
necessary bra vial IF the Beadonna Injection the cost
dangerous nRlady is trfng. This mixture not EN-
pirical remeF, ''Eure all " but is compounded by a
physician prescribed solely for UrethIaI Affections
Its entrel vegetable not nauseous and can be used
with perfect afetv confidence and ease as it does not
affect the breth, requires but little change in diet and
restctonrom business, which mas rendered very
popular both nth the public and medical men.
Persons Afflicted strongly recdml ended to give it
trial when prompt effect VIII convince them Of its
efficacy. PRICE PER BOTTLE 50.
CAUTION. Recollect the genuine article is liquid.
Every Frenchabe has the written signature of Leroy
NJ. d., Paris, it, and every English label has the fac
smile signatue of
DIR. L. { THOMSON & Co. solg Projectors,
Southern Medal Infrmary lis Carondelet n Orleans
Just receive supply of LeRoys Mixture For sale
wholesale andetail by TH0S. II. NORRIS
March l3ly Druggist. Shreveport, La
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CIRCULAR.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, !
Treasury DEPARTMENT, Z


CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA, !.
Treasury DEPARTMENT
Richmond, August Z2d, 1851
TEyHE Congress Of the Confederate states has author
ied the Secretary Of the Treasury to issue Bonds 10
a axpnt not exceeding one hundred millions OF dollars
- he nuroGse Of funding its Treasury Notes and for
making exchanges for the proceeds OF the sale OF raw
produce and manufactured articles and the purchase OF
spicie and of military stores
paintcd Commissioners resident m different sectohs OF
lie States solicit in advance from planters, manutac
turers and others subscription OF the proceeds oil hesa
IF pr rops and other branches OF industry to be pala
for in bonds of the Confederate States.
To the patriotic and Jealous efforts of these Commits
ners no less than to the lofty patriotism OF the people,
the Government indebted for an aggregate subscp-
ion which reaches already many millions otdollars Inc
hberality ofeverycass OF thecomhanlty mas oeeh
The cotton the rice the tobacco and the sugar planters
have We'd with each other and in the first named staple
alone the subscription several OF the States reaches
from one-thrd to one-half of the entire crop.
1t not proposed, has been frequently explained 70
interfere with the usual and customary arrangements OF
planters and others making sale OF their produce rms
Is not necessary 1t is only asked that each individual
shall indicate in advance the proportion OF tae same
which he willing to subscribe the time and place OF qe-
livery the factor merchant ~ whose hands II Is 70 pc
placed for SALE and who Is authorised 20 pay over Ie
roceeds and receive i'll exchange Confederate Bonds
These Bonds carry interest Of eight per cent, payable
semi annually aud not to be issued OF less denolha
ton than one hundred dollars, except where the sub
scrptiOn is for less amount, when the limit IS Xed az
6ftV dollars The payment Of the principal and interest
il secured will be perceived, by special act q Con
gress.
The agricultural and manufacturing interests which
have now the opportunity of contributing to the wants
and sustaining the credit of the Government, were not IN
condition make cash subscriptions to the loan prev
ousfy authorised Their surplus capital was already m
vested and their command ofresourceS IN the nature OF
things, mainly to be looked for IN the ntufe. Upon
such future resources they authorised safety to draw
and the investment proposed It's CLAIMS on the
score patriotism may be regarded aogehera as dFan
ageous and as safe any other business trahsacoh
rbn4 irrn9 If 10 laTIp
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ENCnITp - iio-if- I'M
WILLIAMS PATENT PORTABLE FOLD
ING MOSQUITO HOUSES.
Patented MAY 81 1859 by Z s. WILLIAMS Of Mississipp

ING MOSQUITO HOUSES.
Patented May 81 1859 by s WILLIAMS of Mississippi.
The Mosquito Houses
4 RE made any length or height desirable. They are
IA light and portable, and can be placed at window,
any other part of the room, out the piazza
the open ground When the house is not in use, it
be folded back entirely OF way by ola cord
and pulley which is simple arranged that child can
easily fold the largest size
The Portable Folding Mosquito House
Can be unfoded the cottage French bedstead,
lounge writing desk, sewing table DC, and in it dozen
persons sit stand in security from the annoyance
Of mosquitoes or any other winged insect.
The Folding Mosquito Bars
Are made for beds pallets cribs, cradles, &C. and fold
without the of the cord and pulley. For the trundle
bed they the most convenient bars In Like the
crib and cradle bars they portable and fold over pal
let's the bedsteads elsewhere, and without the
use Of posts on any occasion.
The Crib and Cradle Bars
Are invaluable. The child can be placed on pallet, in
crb cradle nthe coolest and most comfortable place
in the house, out Of doors and the small Bar be
invented The amount of servants time saved in
one week in using this Bar amounts to than the
price of the Bar The Bar is simple and durably
structed and will last longer than a lifetime.
The public invited to cali and see4er themselves
the mandatory, Corner Of Magazine and Josephine
Streets, or at H. T. WELLS Coal Oil and Lamp store
corner Of Carondeet and Poydras streets New Orleans
Country and State Rights for SALE on application
as above.
Reward will be paid for information that will
lead the conviction of any person persons for
lawfully making, causing to be made, any of these
Patent Bars
- The Patentee is native ofthe South and as such
he expects Southeruers to patronise his invention in
preference to those having less merit which are impor
ted from the north. 7. S. WILLIAMS d Co.
Sew Orleans June 10, 1871
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CARRIAGES. DUGCIES. sc,

csB Z We have Just received d large assortment of
H2@sS84 RocKAwAYs, BARouCHEs, BUGGIEs, &G which
are offered at New Orleans prices
Wehave on hand complete assortment of trimmings
Woodwork, &c, &C.. and are fully prepared to manu-
tacture and repair every description of Carriage and
Wagon work R0BgON & KIAfBLE
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SHREVEPORT FOUNDRY

TgHHE undersigned having built large and commodi-
Gus shop is prepared to manufactureSteam Engines,
Boilers and Machinery ofal kinds for steamboats,, sugar
plantations mills presses draining machines
and railroads
Gin gear horse power fire fronts furnace mouths and
CRATE bars brass work of every description, metallic
packing for steam cylinders gin metal rings.
will be done with dispatch viii keep on hand at all
times Crate Bars Fanges Boilers GaugeCocks Poughs
Shoves, Plough Scooters and Segments. shall gem
orally keep hand second hand Boilers and Engines.
would also call the attention Of all sawl men to my
improved and attached Head Blocks.
Cash paid for old cast iron, brass and copper.
Shreveport, Aug 8, 1859. THOS. w. JONES.
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PLANTATION WAGON REPOSITORY,

WHERE can be found al
ways the large s t and
best assorted stock in
the city, made of the
very b e st S season e d
White Oak, with Black
Locust HUBS, which is
offered at lower prices
than can be purchased
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REDSTEADS.

REDSTEADS.
DEDSTEADsI BEDSTEADSll-Jugt received at my
d store, Texas street.
500 Bedsteads.
comprising Eclipse II foot Cottages Misses and Extra
Misses plain Poplar Oct SycamoreJ ennyIsiud Cottage
Sycamore Cottage and White Oak Misses;
so Walnut La tngeg
75 shuek Ma. resses WA, ENDERS.
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They respectfully call the particular attention of the
planters of Louisiana and the adjoining States to their
style of Steam Engines Sugar Mills Vacuum and
Draining Wheels which for strength durability and
venience, have not been eXcelled.
New Orleans, February Z 1856
DICKINSON'S SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY
READY PROOF PRESS.
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STEVENS & SEYMOUR,

STEVENS Sci MUM
(LATE E. R. STEVENS co.,
Tnnorters ana Wholesale Dealers
C,,,e,, Gins. PISTOLS Perfumery, FancyG GODS
C"'tS 3 49, 50 STayIoyFRY ScHooI AND BLANK Books,
FAfhH > '1 PLoT1NG CARDS, &C., &c,
Nos. SIS AND 81 COMMON STREET, N. o.,
THE subscribers having removed -
$50 - to their new and spacious stores ( @9A
SSN/ las above) nearly opposite the t1sss22Issyl
T> City Hotel nd-invte the atten- kss;.ssEi
- " ton of city and country dealers 99&@e=sssi
to every branch of trade Wereceve our goods Gz=ss
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Camden and Trenton Daily MEliI stage Line.

AssssgsrzG THEabove eisno5y completely stocked
E2-s1K-@ Commodious Mail Stages will leave CAM
DEN, Ark, and TRENTON La. every day. Sundays
excepted at o'clock a. NJ and arrive at TRENTON
and CAMDEN, on the day following, 1t 5 O'Clock 81.
This line connects at CAMDEN with the Stage Lines
to the HOTSPRINGS, GAINES LANDING, ndWASH-
INGT0N Ark and at TRENTON wsh the Stage Lines
to SHREVEPORT, La, and by way Of HARRISON
BURG and TRINITY to NATCHEZ, Miss.
Every attention is paid to the comfort and convenience
of the travelling community twill connect with steam
ers TRENTON thus afordmg uninterrupted ttanspor
taton to travellers going south w. G. CARR
Cherry Ridge, La, Nov. s, 1859.
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MOORE,S
$50.
$50. MOORE'S $50.
SIXTY DdLARS DOUBLE LOCK STITCH
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES ~

TENHE introduon Of this most beautiful and eminent
a ly practicamachine will bring jog and gadness to
the hearts OF oucountry throughout the land.
is pronounceby the best judges obe the nost SIM
pie, practIcaand durable machine now before the
public, and the ost desirable for family use being re-
liable and ACcuATE OK KINDS OF WORK, using any
size and kind otiheard from No. to 300 1t viii sew
with equal tacF, the thickest and tnest goods used
IN family Wenumerate few ofits superior adyan-
tageS.
lst 1t makes le strongest most elastic and durable
stitch OF any SeVpg machine yet made.
ID 1t has the kST and MOST RELIABLE FEED ever CON
strdcted, and dos not break needles.
Sd ltsews roftwo common spools, WITHOUT Rl:-wIND-
ING and SewS peeety with silk or cotton thread all
4th 1t uses n0il ON TOP thus preventing the -
ging of goods lama
9TH. 1t runs win great ease, and relv
9Th. 1t can be udeFstood and opaty quiieitlF'
TIE instruction. - "4eo "ltN VERY LIT
9TH. In beauty "a sstsi2n and p e+ ,. :.
not be excelled Se' th"chahlShi II can
6th. 1t combines durability, simTl
ity to greater degree than any Cthy and practicable
9th It IS sold tor the low price Of NG}achne eXtant
We shall be happy to show YOU our raacb5
at the well known Goods House Of ourI a!ltmes
Marx, Texas Street Shreveport La AIIthosI, mend
to obtain good sewing machine we ope and no wish
give US call and see orthemselves before lcokt Wl
where. j. SMITH, General Az
~ atch IA Tor Northern Louisiana and Te
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NOTICE TO MERCIHANrTS

a FAST FREIGHT LINE FROM NEW WORK. -.
IA Savannah, Ga conrevs Goods To Now arin "a
Texas and all Southern cities sd and
at very low rates. To insure its ADVANTAGES MOI Goods
North
"Care R. R. AGENT, Savannah u and
'Care J. w. GREGORY, MONTGOMERY. Ala"
Care J. w. GREGORY, New Orleans La
Where the ample preparations are adetc ensure
dispatch.
Goods promptly forwarded to any part Of Alabama.
Louisiana, Mississippi Arkansas and Texas
Forwarding Office at New Orleans 76 TcEoupitoulas
street, personally attendedby Mr. Jbst3PE MoGRIbGE
J. w. GREGORY, Gent Agent South.
aug. S ls6O-tf Is Tchnunitonlas st Wv CrIeans
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PURE KENTUCKY WHISKEY.
4 PURE and genuine article of Kentucky Whiskey
"A far sale nv Tmarch2I1 SMITH & LEWIS.
ctUPERIoR CLARET-For sale by
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HAVING purchased of Webb McCulloch Co, the
entire stock of marble together with all notes
ana accounts now in store No. Il, Texas street. and
being DESTROYS Of closing said Stock as soon as DOS
sbie, now offer for sale, MARBLE at the following pr
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LEEnN, FOINDRY.

OF DELORD AND FOURCHE STREETS,
NEW ORLEANS.
Is prepared to furnish vertical and hori-
zGntalSteam Engines, Sugar Mills, Vacu-
UNI Pans, Sugar Kettles, CHARTERS, Fit
ers, steam and horse power Draining
Machines, Saw Mills, Gin Gearing, Iron
Columns and Fronts for buildings, Fur
mace Mouths, Crate Bars, ETC., and all
machinery required for the South.
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:. ! INV YoKE. Ne. 2

Messrs Valentine Butler:-Permit me tointorm YOU,
that at the fire which occurred lid the story build
ing Nos % and . Frankfort street on the 18th inst one
of your Alum Patent Safes was severely exposed to the
heat for many hours On opening at your psanuacto
~. which had to be done by drilling, etc, | was
exceedingly gratied to and my books and papers ~
state OF preservation am fully convinced that the Alum
Patent Safe all that you claim it to be- viz sure pro
ector and fire defving repository for books and papers
Yours, etc, ED@ AkD " JENhIN9,
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WAGON AND CART REPOSITORY

The subscribers
have on b a n d
a n d are con-
stantly receiv-
ing from their
mandatory, at
Pittsburg, Pa.
Pl t alton,
r 0 a d and all
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Fine Italian Mantels from $50 TO 200 each
Those DESTROYS purchasing marble will do well to
call immediately, as it is intention c dsnose of
the entre stock as soon possible will as, ake a
deduction OF 10 per cent any and all monies paid on
account, between this and January lst 1861.
November %. GFOPGti UrEpp
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Before taiine new method of dish ST and the n .ai
producing delicious exhile9atng PH dsysie3 "A 4
nfalbe remedy for renoyatng the diseased ed ma
restoring the sick, suffering and debiLita'Su
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(LATE E. R. STEVENS co.,
Importers ana Wholesale Dealers IN
Cutlery. q Iins, Pistols, Perfumery, FancyGoods
PAPER STATIONERY, SCHooL AND BLANK Books,
PLAYING CARDS. &C., &c,
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'ers, both foreign ana d0mes-
them to dealers rs low as any
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WcIE F,l. =: STRENGTHENING CORDIAL

Havebeen sold during the last six months, alF HE
lnstane has it failed in giving entire sttsi2cuoa. ans
then, WI suffer from weaknesSOr debility WhenAVAs
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI. June 81.
| FL0UR-Holdena are Armer, but the demand continues
light and prices have not changed Good superhne
90 1904 90; extra at a. 1904 l5 and for family and
fancy brands at 81 1904 IS.
WHISKY-The market Is dull and the offerings exceed
the demand. Sales Of 800 brlS at 259@25c, the latter
PROvIsioNs-We did not hear Of Transaction TO-
day. nor Of any inquiry for any article. Quotations
main nominally unchanged.
LARD-sells at 7Nc.
HAMB-Sugar cured at &c..
BUaAR-Is quoted at 9N99kc
M0LASBES-sells at SOC.
O0FPEE-eelling at oOa122c.
0lLS-Linseed has advanced TO 92c, and very firm.
so bfls sold at this rate.
WHEAT-There was good demand to-day for red,
from the local and interior mers and the market ruled
firm ht fall rates. Choice qualities Of white in fair
shipping demand but qualities below prime dull and
difctt TO SELL We quote fair to primo red at e0@65c
The sales reported were 600 bush prime Indiana white
at 05o; $50 do prime Kentucky do at 90 90 delivered;
do DO at 90c; 900 do mixed red and white at s5c
and 30 do choice red at eco. IF VI.
O0RNThe demand Is less active, but II is fully up to
the offerings, and the market rules firm at 3334c In
bulk 1900 bush sold at our outside quotation,
OATS-A continued good demand with light offerings,
and prices are tending upward but are not quotably
higher. We quote them at 800 in bulk, and 33c from
store.
RYE-The receipts are light with an active demand.
@4sc fer prime samples on arrival. 300 bush from
store at c 700 sold on Landing at 48ho; $50 do do at
BARLEY-The market is unchanged and steady; We
quote prime State spring and fall at65@7Oc. $50 bush
primo fall sold at 7l72c, cash-deverd; $50 bushels
prime spring molt sold at $50.
HAY-The demand 10 limited and The market dull,
but we have no change to report In prices Small sales
at Sll@la per tun for loosepreBsed and sI4@l5 for
tightpressed on arrival.
0HEEsE-Tbe market remains dull, with but limit
ed demand at Go for selected W. R.
BUTTEh--Mo have change to IeDOrt In the mar.
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From New Orleans. .

New YoRK, June 2S.-The steamer Marion
from New Orleans on the Goth, has arrived
A citizen had been sentenced to two years i'm
prisonment for kidnapping negro in the en-
ploy of q United States officer.
The thermometer on the 18th was 95 deg. in
the shade.
Two soldiers convicted of theft were drummed
out of the 3lst Massachusetts.
Colonel KimbAll, with four companies of the
18th Maine regiment, broke up rebel camp al
Manahoc. For some weeks there had been
eighteen hundred rebels there, with number
OF heavy guns. They left on the approach Of
our forces, leaving camp equipage, regimental
colors, etc.
General Butler had issued modified form Of
the oath for foreign residents, by which persons
taking Is only swear to support and defend the
Constitution of the United States.
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From WasnInrton.

NEW YORK, June 27s--The Times's dispatch
from washington says: Gen. jameson, of Maine,
Just nominated for Governor BY the war Demo.
crAtS2t that State, s still in this city and verv
Ill. His disease has assumed within 4 dav ~
Two more serious type, and fears have been
entertained OF his recovery. II Is thouuht.
however, this evening, that he is slightly better.
and may again be able 70 assume command in
the field. w@1 n -'''4s ~
Gen. Rosecrans, placed temper arilv IN cam.
mand of Gen. Pope's army, Is to be asa;rned
permanently to that position.
The Tribune's correspondence Gays: There IA
reason 70 believe Secretary Seward has received
note from Earl Russell touching Gen. Butler'a
women order. II win probably be treated as
the note from the same quarter remonstratinc o
against the stone blockade Was treated. >
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NOW,
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations GoodS

,r,an DeSs evidence that they s that their a..
nnnsa anu Des patrons are those who have usea s
vnses.' ~ DR. WILLIAM b. HuRD is an eminant MEM ,sui
I,.oy Treasurer Of the New York STATE Dsrs.,.
M nrss ana tnese preparations have bean nssS 4.
Ie practice for years. and no leading ni,i"ss 70
1bIs OF WAISburgh questions thsr eSosl,sno o.
AZ ths hss, Denusts Of New York recommend thsn
tne pest known to the profession Wjihon, sh tnsm
srung dealers have sold them by the gross, A'a o.
are Sa1nn mo'Or Of the Brooklyn Daily Times say.we
VIC NC nappy TO know that our friend DR H1en a. W
cceding beyond all expectation with hs MnIyTS 10 sue
rass III, M poWDER The great secret Of bis suOoe.,
ress WIN the hct THAT ARTrcIRs am psSc,..1
FROM THEIR LONG UaR.D - We JAN TESTIFY
rod@, Tne ,Eeliknown P. 7 Barnum writes;.I FINN,
LvofH POWDER 80 good that INV family haUs U.Iu YOU
We ever ussS n1d the best Powder for the Teeth Thai
SnGtner S supply at the Museum At your conyenssce % e
matter for himself. WY one may test the
r, ~ Beware Of the ordinary Tooth povds,, n.
nukDs Tooth Powder contains no acid. M, SIs., ~.
no other. wearing 'ne enamel Use