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This Afternoons Report.
FOREIGN ARR1YAI.

PORTLAND, Feb. 20.
The Bohemian, from Liverpool the 9Th.
via Londonderry the 7th, arrived here this
morning with one days later news.
The Canadian, from Boston, arrived al
Liverpool on the 9th inst.
Both Houses Of -Psrlisment had voted
unanimously an address to the Queen in
response to her speech. The Opposition
approved Of the course of the Government
in the Trent affair. Z
Lord Derby thought that the Federal
Government had sssented with very bad
grace to the demands Of the British Gov
ernment M
Lord Pslmerstou said the distress in the
manufacturing districts Of Englend from
the blockade Of the Southern ports, would
not justify the interference Of the Govern.
nent, and that they would continue in
their neutral eourse.
The Bank Of France has reduced its rate
Of discount to four per cent.
The product Of the last cotton crop was
pouring into Bombay.
The iron olsd zfFigsts " HarTior, on her
passage to Lisbon, lsbored' badly. her
decks and cabins were hooded, and In nine
cases out Of ten she would not mind her
helm. 9tes4e =
The london Times City article says that
the funds opened on the 9th st a decline Of
more than one eighth, but gained hrmHess
towards the close.
PARIS, Feb. The Maniteur Of this
morning says that Gen. Prim win not take
supreme command Of the allied forcss IN
Mexico, but that each General viii pre-
serve the integrity Of his own command.
TIE Federal gunbOat Tuscarors left
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Office No. fl2 Superior, : Street.
CLEVELAND FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 81. 1859
Cowes sbout 0 o'clock on the morning Of

COWes shout 0 o'clock on the morning Of
9th inst and proceeded westward.
The Nashville had forty hours start Of
her. The engineer Of the Nashville, told
the, pilot who took her out, that ii was
Rgreed by all on board, that she should new
er be captured, and that he had all the
valves Of the engine 90 arranged, that she
could be blown up in q moment; and that
if the capture Of the Nashville was ever
heard Of, violent explosion would accom-
pay it. o fq...a.0q aal f1 srs ssT
Private telegrRma from China quote tea
ct Foo Chow as higher. Silks we're also
higher. uaslE l1..
HOlders Of manufactured goods held
them Rt firm prioes.1,g s.ll Of 5.-.I a1 -l.sa
NingpOOr was in possession Of the rebels.
Adyiees from Manila say that all the
tobacco there is to be sent to Spain.
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FROM nIIssnuRI

81, LOUIS, Feb. 20.
The following dispatch was sent from
Head Quarters yesterday; atr or ssa-a1.
HEAD QUARTERS DEPARTMENT Missouri, !
- ST. LouIs, Feb. Is. E
Major General D. Hunter, Commanding
Department Kansas, Fort Leavenworth:
To you more than to any other man out
Of this Department are we indebted for our
success at Fort Donelson. In my strait
for troops to reinforce General Grant,
appealed to you. You responded, nobly
placing your forces at my disposition.
This enabled US to win the victory. Re-
oeive my most heartfelt thanks n
H. W. HALLEoK, Major General.
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TELEGRAPHIC,
NAJ. GEN. C.M.CLAY CONFIRMED !
FALSE RUMORS OF FREMONT
tspeeIal pispatch- to eteveland IeaderI

The stories about Fremont being assigned
to new command are without foundation.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

.e WASHINGTON, Feb. 20.
Numerous applications continue TO be
made for permission to trade at the sever
81 captured points on the Southern Coast.
None Of them have been granted. .r.u 3
Information has been received here that
the ironrslad gunboat on the Ericsson
plan, is thus far satisfactory to the official
inspector. A trial trip 10 Fortress Mon
roe ia contemplated. sssa
The Presidents son William, aged II
years, is 50 illas 70 preclude possibility
Of recovery. ,-- --r--T 4ss- fs.5s
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PROM FORT nIONROR,
FoRTREss MoNRoE. Feb.

z U. l-E1o 4IIVN HUEIl 7 90. to
No further advance has been made by Gen.
Burnside, nor was any Immediately expected.
The guRbosts had returned from Elizabeth
City. I.r-
all the feet were at anchor of Roanoke
Islaad. t ~
An immense amount Of trophies had been
captured; including the splendid State flag OF
North Carolina, worked By the ladies of that
State, also quaAtiiies of sntiquated arms.
Col. CorsofGn, and 100 other Federal
prisoners are expected hourly to arrive at
Old Point ..-.-,-.-.....-.a5- 81 d a. q
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PURSUIT OF THE NASHVILLE |
Her Captain will Blow Her up /!
NEWS FR0M GEN. BURNSIDE |
Presldent's Son cannot Recover
This Mornings Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Feb. I

WAsBIEaToE, Feb. Is.
A very large number Of army and vol
unteer appointments have been confirmed
including Captains, Lieutensnts, Adju
tants, Surgeons, Assistant Surgeons, Sc
The promotion Of General Grant to Major
GeneTslship gives him superior command
to Brigadier General Buell. in the same
Department.
The Secretary of State says he sees indi.
cstions ef q satisfactory reaction in favor
Of the United States in Great Britain ss
well as on the Continent
Worlds correspondence:
The recent news from Europe touching
the determination Of the Allied Powers TO
put HapsbuFg as 8 ruler over Mexico,
end thus create monarchy on our bor-
ders, is exciting profound emotion here
The fact that some such scheme was on the
tapis has been in the possession Of the
state Department for some time past, and
it will be found that dispatches have al
ready been sent TO our Ministers at Lon
doni Paris, and Madrid, protesting ener-
geticslly against any such project.
Tribune's correspondence:
The Navy Department will issue propo-
sails to morrow for building number o {
steam meR.of-War Of various kinds. The
Department will withhold for the present
the proposals for iron-clad steamers. The
construction Of gunboats viii be urgently
pressed. eu
Worlds dispatch
Among other things presented to the
House yesterday was the memorial of the
American Geographical and Statistical So
eietys asking the intercession Of Congress
IN references to Ship Canal connecting
The river st Lawrence, and all the Great
Lakes on the Northern boundary, with the
Atlantic Ocean in the bay Of New York,
in any future adjustment Of the CONNER.
oial relations between the United States
and Great Britain.
Tribune's dispatch:
In. well informed circles here It is posi-
lively asserted that Gen. Fremont has been
completely vindicated Of all the charges
brought against him in the conduct Of the
war in Missouri, by the vote Of the joint
committee Of investigation. A highly i'm
portant command is indicated for him in
the Far West. ny
herslds dispatch to- Bar ll
A disposition has been manifested in the
Senate 70 pass over most Of the nomina.
tiOns Of Brigsdier Generals for the pres
ent and let the nominees win the stars by
gallantry and efficiency in the field before
they are confirmed. a-
A broad line Of distinction has been
drawn in the Senate between officers who
lounge about the hotels and daHdlA in
drawing rooms and those who devote their
attention to the Improvement of the eff
cheney Of their commands, or in active du-
ties IN the field. Whenever there comes
up the nomination Of one against whom
OF in whose favor there is nothing partic.
ularly to be said, By common consent, it is
passed over to await the future conduct Of
the csndidate, and let him prove his mer-
its by his deeds. -
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- a, &. nlGdT EAPBE95 TfAIH-8tns1lTrn 4 II
--a-.al4s Sonileauts A1lta5ula and PaIneI7lIio
oaig; and arrived ct Cleveland e 7.IS 4. - -i-r
81 T. AAPhE55 MAIL TRAIH-stob5lnqa q atlf
ssaLlons except say brook -UnienFlls, P1zF7.i =
i3 isS9s2fi 1 aiq 4, ,HieEhne, and arrives e. ClsVss
AoOOaL LA0DATiON Train win Leave Oonnsana
e 5:le A. H EtoppiRg at aH atationi. nd -
EiIa-- q lisEallue at ~ Il =
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FROM KRNruCKY.

'-a' LOUISVILLE, rep. II.
The Journal learns that Marshall Merri-
weather left last evening for Cairo, to
bring Gen. Buckner here, under q federal
warrant from Justice CatrOn, on charge
Of treason.
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Herslds dispatch
FRolI FoRTRRss MoNRnK.

Tut MohhoE, Feb. I6.
A hag Of truce carried several psssen-
gers to Norfolk this morning, but brought
no news back
Bnrnside's forces still occupied Edenton,
and had thrown out pickeis some six or
eight miles. No mention Is made Of any
further advance.
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PROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Sl,7 FRt Eoisoo Ear

Concurrent resolutions passed both
Honses Of the Legislature, protesting
against the policy of taxing the California
mines BY General Government, as proposed
by the Secretary of the Interior.
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- p WIn9ER AaRAaqEsIaEf.-53 =. >

On and altar Monday, November sfh Iesl TrslsS
VIII run daily az ig.loFl, sundays szesp5sd, y
758 A. n Chicago ExpFes5-StOps e. al dtstic nm
6outhsrn lfyi51ons except Washingfo1, srd
arTiyss q ,r y toia1oat IN P. HI and GhicsF5
l:30P. r. Northern u MEii-Stozs AZ an itafso1a "a,
n0F1SeEp 1iH11ons ana sIfiFssaf sanan8kgaf
sio P. d. .felsg graph Exprsssstsps ct Al st.fion,
on boutnern Division eLc5bt " Rion, (Isl
70 noa ana clay. AIrfFa1 n Toledo - lS51s n ~
-. 7 and Chicago as II A. n
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Mr.. Wade Aas BetA tried in thsi place il
question, and treason quails in the Senate
Chamber from me very glsnce'o Of his eye as
from bullet''shOt from the deadly level Of q
gun" No Bsse man can make good his place
at this junoture, whatever his qualities Of
head and heart
I write this, Messrs. Editors, not because
I think for . moment that there is the
ghost Of q chance to defeat GLORIOUS old
Ben on fair field and with the question
fairly before she people, but because can
mot stand by snd see the cunning working
Of the wires by those opposed to Mr..
Wade's reelection, without giving the
snake in the grass slight poke just to let
the reptile see that We know where he is.
rt s is- s DouEELsOR.
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GROCERIES & Provisions
SELLING OUT 2 % =
RETIRING From THE BUsIEEss.

AATiRlNG FROM THE BUsIEESs.
disposed Of '-
6ess moyune Young Byson Tea, at los Der ID.
5ins hsEnfed Plngsuey Z. b. do, at s.
4 hatul al Leaf Japan y. II do q s. g
E1nest quality mp. GuupoWder do, at IOg ts
= OnJice Moyune Old HyBOn do, at los q"
Finest 30. OolOng Black do, at g, Il, 8 IS
hio oohee, chOire, 24and 2ic &c
Oo Govtrnment u ava, 20 and 80 ll-u g1r
Carolina Rice, &c
- learlne Candles 70 10
Chemical Soap, &c 80. t.s.-. % Ist-i.s-- p
". rants anu Haisi1e, from i3o
Brlght btONn huRar, IOc
Sonee Sugars II y aud 10 ft e-s..t 80 g1
~ ushod 0i anuiated and Powdered. .IsAe st
1lnest Qual1ly cream Tartar, sc
Oerbo ate Soda, lstfc s-f- at-zlfsg
Rev New 10 syrup, nom 80 rsr gallon.
NeW orleans Molassts, $50 = e . lITT
Lot ehoic- OraaGerriess6c PER quHrt. fIu1rci Tsf
rtqnsrod. =
I o. Il. W JoNFs. eos &
los Hohmans Block. near the Postofius.
-sDzO.hz Public Square. Cleyelauds
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POST.OEFICE TIMETABLE.

|.a
Eries BuHalo, New YOrk. Hbs
tom and Eastern Way, dali
Supplementary Letter Pack,
age Tor bunRlo, Now YOfh
and Boston, daily ,......,,......
krie, Bufialb, ALBANY, Troy
New York, Boston and Port.
land, connecting with N. u
y Erie AgBnt, daily..........,...
supplementary Letter Pack
age Tor Bunalo, New York
Boston, daily. .....................
Pittsburgh q Way, Philadol,
phfa, Washington, Balti-
j more, Akron, canton, Mas
9illOn, Ga =. Z. q. & Stsu-
benyille, Wheeling and b. &
y. T. HI daily ......................
supplementary Letter Pack
age for Pittsbrrgh, Phfla-
aelphias Washington and
Baltimore, dhily...........,.....
IOl5doI Chicago 4 Detroit, ,d'ly
aorWalft Eremont, Oberlin
and Toledo, way, daily,
Toledo Detroit, D1buqus and
OhlcagO, dailY ......................
NlYria, sandusky and Way.
youngstown, Warren sud
Wayf datlys..l..s.......,..l.......
Columbus, Cincinnati and
Wagt oAlly4..a....4.............,....
OOlumbuBl Cincinnati, Lou.
iGYille, Wheeling, st. Louis,
udtllieOthe, OlroleVille and
Marietta, daily.
Supplementary Letter Pack y
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clnnafi, dali J ............-s,,,.,.l
slodina and Way, daily..........l
HookUort, Dover, Gheileld
North RldgeFtlIs and AM.
herBt. Leaves Tnesdsys. |
Thursdays sud Saturdays !.
bethS BreckGTtllo and OopleY.
leaves Tuesdays and SStur-
uAf lissss5..., s..s.s..s...ss 49,.
S1ar0n Centre, GrRnFsr,l
Hinckley ard North Royai.l
ton. Leaves TueldaY1 and
caturdaye ..,,.,.........s...,.......,.
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ooHEECrIOHs.

g9A1eotions are made ss 81 onH)sTiIe with ths asn-
aqsly, ManSnold and HsWark 3. B., & CIyds JFifh
tn9 ea1dn8ky, Dayton and Ctneinuati b q. a. -
m9nt With ArenontA Indiana X. 2, and ~ rolsin 81
With the u tohigGn Southern 4 Northern Indffla
and Toledo and Mebash ikailroad1 for 0hfraar -
sr1it JtetZsOu, Eort Mafns, hoEalspOrt, IaisFuff,
Otlroi ION et- joo1ss and IL 1oinss Wa Ecrfi
v 81 and Southwest E-r -s--E ~ n -
Trains arrive IN Cleveland irom 10 lsdo spd ~,
VEL g $40 A. H., and $40 P. n. IF1m eanduSdT
@.'o' ' 4 -.rsissih aosd svaf y Z al
uisYslaudi N6E-s, isslla ila = = e l3,,, 7s
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0onneetions made at Harrisburzh yia AIIsutu-r-- -
l0r New York Direct and pas5snFaF5 b fifS rolli
l 5gP l,aToggn tIon PttsbuEgh . JslsE OitT it1
buy your EeE York and Boston TickstI 81 a---.-
kl5l9911Eshs Eaiaa -r5 Sod silh6r 0y Phiiaasifhl
= ~, - 81 ~ .r-sEl b ~. .sLll
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B45HFy, selID AxD C0zEoaF. -.
-es RaTs and zii1ss sanss a sEkeT RSgtss.
- BlEgaEs Ohsoksd thfough-ll1 tTanziisr5 tF,..
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ClLEVELAND. COLUMBUS q,
" 0tEsIHHA3I RAILEoAp.
. 7WIaTaB AaBAsaRnsaT. -

ea.a. sWIHTnB AsBAEGRnEaT. 1ss-
On and af,sf ifon d.y' yoTsuabsr a. IA -. =
ger Trains WI loaTs l'spaand IS l5llolr-.
FirEt Train-sao A. ~ -sioppfne at slI StafI,st-s
y eept Ylmaledsl yolamiiav- AOcheGtsf, fruSIs u
wing e. Orsstline 10 50 - a.; Colan 81 - "A
H ,Dagton ~ = y n C7neiarati 6,ls PIlIs g6
81 L9uis lO.ls A. NJ 6hicaF5 VI Crs5tiirssi ll'
second TrSinisas ?. \ -ssoppias At an ss,t,o5, 2
MorthIngton, arriving Al Oresfi ns iis65 y -
s9oa 9.ls ~ ~ A. a. : siAg ton ssos A. NJ ulas
eaG Aouis u ~ 3 M sElis p IS P. Il ORf1Etd
ll2p cay e taks Fasaensers on signal at ststsns
eSseptee ABOVE. LlE l-L -f % III l7l
A. NJ, and arrive u llsFsand Rs l2s t7 5i Ts6i q
SD = H. ana 4 -IFlSes We p Cleveland s;R P. n
OOHE EEOTIO i.
BalhT, BandnsEy, hliradsld klievrsrk Rsiiro,s A.,
.., aAnsf "a as Hesne3si'sSiirE. EaaaslliS 9g
oyoItlns, Pittabzrsli Fort Warns 4
Eoads 10 y orsat, UpIsr Sandusky, Dalpboa
Lima Hets y aTnet Lapdrta, ui{osf6. t5' FIi
c 5,a Ssss, sPa Aest or Ahns1old hop5tsE, MAJ ~
Galloa and Bellssontans Railroad Line, To- Marion
vsr- beileiontains, sidney Union, huncis, N .isl
anaB2uss Ierre haute, Vtlcannea, E7arE
g VILE Aqug7illH5 lairo, st Eouis, s. -If1li 8
S VT sP51iqSsle 12 q Z ssERS3 And Pitla
COllnbul, Little Miami ColumbuI. .rd -
~ 9allroadl loE Asnia, Dayton, fndisnafoi, II -
s5e Saa eia5ia6sss "a via iss Sko Z
silzippl Railroaa e. Clncinrsti - - -
,l w. As M ~, ~ Sstes 81 Eouias a16. q
Oolunbu5, Genital 0hio ksifosa lor Ns,.,rE. -
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~ Far Iicketa . an loI1is - isf.---75SSss, Ss,
~ = Ies 2 tes1engst ss1non, And e uniol fisi-ss
-. - s. &. FLINT, sups-ints1s.-t.
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CE1TH ITS cOHEEOTIoEsl
is A FIRST GLASS ROUTE.
THREE DAIBI TRAINS FBOI PTFrsB5RqEg gEzl
i Al connse.i1E direct 70 nss EozkIu7 70 $50 !
De- Via PhfladeI7hia,

Two FRol HABRIsBURaR 70 MN Y0zk. .-.-
- 20 - Via Anant0En
DAILY CONNECTIONS 70 EkHTIfOka 9-iia
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T4hE OF ARRIFALsOg
nHnnm

Through Eastern ..... u,
Boston and Way from Budelo.
Through PHILADELPHIA and
Washington, via Pitts burgh
Pittsburgh and Way from
Weilsvills ...................,,,,....,..
Miliersbargh, Akron and Way
I4roqgh Western .....-.......,.,,.
Way nom TOl5do...........,,,.,,,,.,
Through Southern .............,..,,.
Way from Oincinnati......,.,.,,.
MaY nom Saudusky.......,,..,,,,,
Way from foungstOWn. Wn..,.,.......
Medina and Hay....s...............-.
ReCkpOrt, Dover and Amhergt
Way. Arrives Tuesdays,
Thursdays and 6aturdAYs...,..-
Hath, brecksville and CopIey
Hay. ARRIVES Mondays and
Eriday9 ay9-.....-s......s................... .
sharon CENTRE, Granger and
North hoyalf0n Way, Ar
rtves Mondays and Friaayg.,,
WGTensTills, daily. /
lime OF distribution Of maiIs
u1nly one hour later than q
trains. ilI 70 n o
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RAILROADS.


llas lAsLE No. BIO sazs sRscf On snd.is-.,
TourSeaJ, AoFsmbsF - 49, = ----e L
glsYsiand . Honn..an.rn
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FREIgHT CARRIED East or WTsr. - .
PEsNsYlYANIlI ItIs .0EEFRAI M k1itkoip

= - n 9l ~ Gsn4 supit, AIt5ona, u t-
4 InIil.7s ~ s5S1Fn S,,5 Agent ia1s as
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~ - ts1s18 NAIL TkAIH-AkogUln9nf
~ ,lAtl2na aEoeDt Hickl6a, ~ ne. l57r1
ynt5qnFItles sayDrookt and arrive at uris tlstl
glltirz - y. M Sun 70 sa5 p. ~
slo z. -. O0nhEAgT AOCOhAi ODA- -5i,Sl-Ef5,,,
ping af Al dtatf0ns- ~ 80 =
~ Z. n SIGHT ENPRESS TRAIH-Stouuina. a
Helne5fiiol Anhtsbula AID Glrs-d oriT. - 4.
+ eiLi5es - Arls st l2:f3 A. ~, DurilFF -
a an A. IL E1llflo Z. .t5 A. - =
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greatest spirit. Another cheer arose, and
then the procession, leaving the dome, visited
the picture galleries, and gave a hurried
glance at the treasures of art therein en-
shrined. The barriers were removed, and
the vast assemblage allowed to circulate free
ly throughout the building. This was per-
haps, the most picturesque moment OF the
ceremony. The neat blue and silver of
French officials; the gay scarlet robes and
gold chains of English Mayors and Aldermen;
the handsome semi-rnilitary uniforms of deputy
lieutenants, with their heavy silver epaulettes;
the astonishing number OF old Generals, who,
headed by Viscount Cough, their breasts re-
splendent with Peninsular and Indian medals,
clasps and orders, hobbled down to see this
new wonder of the world; the academical
robesand scarlet hoods of doctors of divinity
the never-ending variety of volunteer uni
forms, varied with those of the Guards and
Line; and last, but not least, the tens of thou
sands of the fairer sex, attired in all the hues
and tasteful fabrics of summer-made up to-
gether scene of infinite animation and bril-
liancy. the recollection of the loss of the
Prince Cor sort doubtless exercised sadden-
ing influence on the ceremony; yet he lives
still in his works
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III AeiNi tsnhfA httiifth tHt shNf fuha
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nrue,,sxt rA,,om.

W ttrp astehata r,ilcf. ard dssle' IN lesa,
E" nsia l1.itlna Ard Furnishing tteetis. Nu. ns
iaH sshinatan street, erresise the tr'sft hss. is
ssauHs 81 tspps tnnaieNiit un hshA lsies sssHt'
rffi ~ iiHsks sissslmtfes trstiHrs ntefsaaiiHss.
fei "a. tassis.ia. sir Aisa rerilefhtns NfHshHn
Fess shisis ,lstshttis, pfs~sf.i NreAtsss, 80
ff'st Hseatffhhti ultfes, tif 8tfds sH sni ihe
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
vE:RMIN.

Those Preparations (unhke all others) are
"Free from Poisons."
mot dangerous to the Human Family"
"Rats do not die on the premises"
''They come out of their holes to die"
"They are the only iniallible remedies known"
"12 years and more established in New York
City"
Used by-the City Post Office.
Used by-the City Prisons and Station
Houses.
Used by-the City Steamers, Ships, &c.
Used by-the City Hospitals, Alms-Houses,
sc.
Used by--the City Hotels or,-'St.
Nicholas, sc.
Used by-the Boarding Houses, &c., SC.
Used by-more than Sc, 900 private families
Ga See one or t,cO Specimens of ,chat IS
eUery,chere said By the People-Editors-
KEEPERS-troubled with yer
min need be so no longer, if they use "Cos
tar's "Exterminators. We have used it to our
satisfaction, and if a box cost S5 we would
have it. We had tried poisons, but they eff
fected nothing; but "CosTAR's" article knocks
Bed-Bugs, quicker than we can write it. 1t
Is In great uenldnu dll over tue country
Medina o. Gdzehe.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are de-
stroyed annually in Grant County by vermin
than would pay for tons of this Rat and Insect
Killer.-LdncdSter Fis. Herald
HENRY X. COSTAR-We are selling
your preparations rapidly. Wherever they
have been used, Rats, Mice, Reaches and
Vermin disappear rapidly.
ECKER & SToUFFER,
Druggists, Windsor, Md.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
CHINA. GLASS AND aUEENswauE.

HAwTHoRN A BUCHANAN. Importers of China,
Ill 6lass snd Queen~ware. Ne. 81 Fast Washington IL,
tld-anspolis Indiana dly