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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-29
The Fight ut Pea Ridge
Correspondence Of The Star

PA RiDsE BATTLE GROUND, March 10, 1867
Editor STAY: A line after big fght, right from
spot where Iowa carried OF all the hoEors, and
Van Dorm, with 4O, 90 troops attacked our iittIe
army on the morning of the 7th having taken =
position on our right flank. We fought sll day
tbe nh, and four hours the 9Th, when they A n
In confusion. The Fourth Division, com posed
OF Iowa troops, mostly fought the battle the ~.
day. and covered themselves all over with glorv
Sea Dodgeis brigade (the frst) gets the credit
Of hoiding In check for ten hours some 600 of
The enemy, and eighteen pieces of artillery Our
less was iefrible-out Of 54s men who went into
re Eight from the ith Iowa, their loss was I65
killed and wounded. They run on. Of ammu-
nit on near dark, when they fixed bayonets and
held the enemy at bay without shot In their
guns The 9Th Iowa lost 220 killed and wound.
aud were more exposed. Gen. Dodge covered
his men behind ridge and fred over and the
enemy charged US eight times with fresh fires
out we never give an inch. IL lisa great victory,
and the enemvs loss is very severe
Gen Ben Mccullough, Brig. Gen Slack, and
Brig Gen. Mcintosh, were killed; Col Reeves
mortally wounded; Cola BuTbage and Hobart
ond Major Rucker, dangerously wounded, on the
On COR side we lost Col Hendricks, Of Indiana.
Killed; Gen. As6oth, wounded; Col. Corn, Cd I'M,
NOS .ayslry, voundedi Col smith: a5th Illinois
ipf4rtly, wounded; CsLVernOn, 9Th Iowa wound
cd Prisoners-MsjOr COyle, 9Th Iowa; Il Col.
Gsll1geI, 4th illinois
In Gsa. DodRe's brigade every field officer wa.
The lows troops engaged were-4,h and 9th
Infantry, aud 81 cavalry, Lieut. Col. Trimble
wounded. The 1st Iowa bstte-y-loss 10 killed
and wounded; ID bettery-1e killed and wound.
ed. The ID icva cavalry Loaf 81 killed IN one
charge
Ths Fourth DiVIsien lost mos, all The tnl.a
sEd wounded; 10 went into tie neid with about
90 az at.ng men, sad its loss IL COO Killed md
wounded Our whole less will net exceed 100
We 20 forward "a the morning. trust that Iowa
tseops tbat fought all day, (and tive regiments
lose more In one day than si1 did at Belmont !
s.ill ne. be laid aside. Gen. Rains took one Of
cur boys prisoner, and when he found who was
fghtiBg bis division be sent Gen Dodge his
compliments, and said we fought beyond any
thing he ever saw. some Of The trCops would
give WY under Calling Ere, bot Iowa boys
would not sios an ts<A. never saw suoh work
The sh Iowa battery lost three guna We held
q ours, but cane Efar losing them once or twice
TEsi- superior Gre o.en oltfaLked U.s. ana we
had 20 expose our batteries to drive them back.
10 The asternoon our guns run ont OF ammuniIion,
and lad 70 leave the acid. Gsa Dodge had Tires
horses saos Under An, snd ols weulAsd, arr,
gct Fsv al buiiets IL his cttih.s rgss two q .ers
OUT VI joint. believe lows has slae'ed nothing
N tAis sghf.
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spiri, Of the Morning Press.

The fsfslkgsHesr treats on "English Misjudg-
ments" of the principles and results Of the Ma.
tiooal contest.
The Rspxblieas, in reference to the rumor that
the next discourse before the Washington Lee
ture Afsociation At the Smithsonian Is 10 be de
livered by Fred. Douglass, says that "no propo-
sition hos ever been made to, or entertained by
the Washington Lecture Association to invite
Mr.. Douglass 20 lecture before them, although
large number Of members Of Corg.e and othe,
distinguished gentlemen have srged Its propf!e-
ty." They add, however, ''thsi II, this year, OF
the next, the Association sees proper to avsil
itself Of this distinguished and eloquent Virgin.
lan's talents az a lecturer, 1, will do 30, in def
ance Of any pro-slavery opposition or MODS
which the enemies Of freedom can rally"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-29

Eress OF events detects and disp-ls one BY one.
the fslsehoods with which part Of the English
press has attacked this country The latest ex-
posure OF heir thfamy Is that made bv Lord J ohm
Russell, in bis reply ID the mot on for copies OF
correspondence on the subject of the blockade
He answers the assertions 80 constantly made
three months ago, ofFrench intrigue and urgency
WIN tue English Cabinet, by a clear and direct
denial that any repres nations from the Govern
ment OF France, that IL considered the blockade
Ineffective, have ever been made to that Of Eng.
land But the Times, rather than confess In
as u lately did Lord Derby's speech on American
affairs,
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"THE RELIED FIELD PIECES AND NEW FIsLp
AKrIILERy OF EuRoPE, WITH soME AccoUsr OF
OUR Own "-Pamphlet, with two diagrams.
Washington, 1862. Franck Taylcr. Price 80
cents
This 10 the titeof the latest II the many pub
locations which have hecn forced from the hot
he'd Of the war, as armed men sprcuted from the
soil where the dragons teeth had been sown by
Cs6mus. We fad j copy Of 1t on our editors
table, ''from the publisher"
II does not seem elementary In its character
and those In need OF the A, 8, C of artillery
would probably be disappointed In the treatise.
Neither 10 II d" popular" book, In the sense IN
which that term 10 used ordinarily when describ'
ing publications on physiology, chemistry, OF
comparative anatomy, In words Of one syllable
for children sve yesrs old.
This Is what II Is not What Il Is may perhaps
best BE- gathered frnm tie criticisms OF cotem-
po,ary, from with we copy the following ex
tract:
eft 10 age Of artillery; the subject received 4
more solid and practical development IN the
Crimean and Sandman wars than perhaps in the
hundred years which preceded them, and this
has again been largely amplifed by the costly
series OF Cations tests trials and practice
OF many Of the military Powers of Europe since
that time.
"it is the wish to bring these valuable results
within the ready reach of all, that has prompted
the present Pamphlet, which IS 10 be sold az 80
cents. There is little 10 be gathered from its
pages which may not be obtsaed by anv one
who prefers TO send to Europe for the many
volumes Of books, of reports Of commissions, Of
military and scientific journsls Of England
France, and Germany, appearing on this subject
during the present ard two preceding years, and
from which this little brochure IL almost wholly
complied; hut in this latter day of progress IL 10
subject Of graduation that so much knowledge
should be made portable in small space, aud
rendered easily accessible 10 all
1T has little or nothing elementary; IT rather
deals with results; much OF novelty there IL, but
no more Of the quality Of originality than serves
"a thread connecting the various sube cts Of the
compilation"
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CORGR ESSIONhL.
xx2yfIth CON6RESS-Secsnd Sssaisn.

SENATE After our report closed Yesterday
The bill 10 refund certain duties on arms i'm.
ported by States, was considered and passed
up. and after being amended by ip,crting an
appropriation Of $3.50 POI for completing Ste.
vens' battery, wss passed.
The Senate adjourned to Monday,
EcrsB-After our report closed
remainder OF the day
The House adjourned to Monday
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MIS- KENsrg, well known throughout lie
country for Esr dramatic power and the purity
ard sweetness Of he. voice, offers great treat to
Lovers Of literature his evening She Is announced
to read shaLsPeares great play OF Henry al
Willards' Concert Hall. The proceeds are TO 70
to the Sanitary Commission fer the benefit Of sick
and wounded soldiers and sailora
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Il A : 3 f 3 .

HscdquartsrS Proro,t Marshnps Ofce,
City Of Washington, March %, 1S62.
Special Order, No. 10.
All Passes heretofore issued from these Head.
quarters to the Sist instant will not be renewed
but recognized, until further orders
By order Of Major W E. Doster, Provost Mar.
shall. CBss Z RopINsaS Ad,utant
mar 2S.1w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-29

EDwlS FoRREsr, the renowned tragedian W no
has been playing 10 crowded houses In Baltimore
the present week, will commence an engagement
at Fora's Atheneum on Monday night, being his
frst appearance In this city for several years
His las. engagement here was al the old National
AID his hos, Of admirers Will no doub. gladly
hail bis reappearence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-29

BATARD TAILOR 1t affords MS pleasure to
De able to say that the President Is rendered
70 Bayard Taylor, the distinguished American
traveller, lterateur, and lecturer the post Of Sec.
Tetary Of our Legation a, :; Petersburg, posi-
lion be is peculiarly well adapted to I'LL with
credit TO himself and utility 30 his country
Last evening 70 was understood that Mi Taylor
had accepted the Frcsidsnts tender 80 worthIly
i-Ss.owCd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-29

Nh. SIcoLAT John G. NIcolay, the Presi-
dents Private Secretary, left wsshio gton las,
night for his home, In Illinois John Hay, Esq
Mr.. Nicolsy's assistant, will act the Presidents
Private Secretary pre- TEN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-29

Rev. DR.. B. r TBFsr, young and talented
clergyman from Maine, will discourse In the
House Of Representatives to morrow morning, at
II O'Clock. His subject will be "Tbe present
civil war, and the proper basis Of the forth.
coming peace"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-29

tOFfom ShillingtOn, Ode0n Building, we
have the Continental Monthly for April. Its
editors table 10 especially good, and we dare say
that Mace STOPPER" has hand IN IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-29

ON FRIKsGs at the various military camps and
posit Ons viii confer favor by keeping US posted
e 70 movements and sfaIrB In the!r viclnites.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-29
FUTURE DAYS.
By wALL& BARNARD. Auctioneers.
SeaGA Coraer IA. or. aad ga slrsff.

BY wALL& BARNARD. Auctioneers.
SeGt C0Tac Ia. ar. Grd ssh sfrssf.
CROC ERIEs, LIQUORS. sUTLERs'
MosNTNs Is. II kvT f,S az 10 OolocS At
sell ~ the Auction Rooms, an assortment Of
Gro.eriss, LIsours, suSens' Supplies, &C., CON-
Bsrrs;s Refined. yellow, and Crushed Sugars,
Boxes Adsmsntise ald SterlEe andes,
y hTkIns sos en- Butter, ana Cheese,
Boxes soap, Starch, md IIcEleG.
Cases Mhi..y. BIsIdI. GIN, wIbe, and Cordtss.
Madeirs ard Port Wires, Brandy Peaches,
bsTes snsp' ierre's snd boxes Herring and
g.rfsis Wal,ty, dlffersn. sr,nq..
Sne SaarieI Id oReslth'h DO BRANDY,
B xss Tobacco ard Cigars. different brands.
Cases Boot. ard sEces, I'D India Rubber
FlsTrs Shirts, Cloves, Pipes.
and ether Suffers small Sto es.
Also, an iron safe, and q J0ppoTp ate PresEthy
NH rs s''' O' 'n VAIL f 4 BiRS MARI Auc
By c. MCGUIRE a CO.. Aucnoneers.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, Harness. &a /.
iNs Aer fI 10 =. ncsos ne MekM
sbleE of +: n. Hat" orne. Zee 5th street o. 20
size tie Cts Hal, We shall sell al ms Csrisses,
2Csls,he Csrfisses, close CsTris1e.
Top BusgIss, ) no top Bugsiss,
Two ssst WssOn with top
/ koct.vsy, i"1 four seS.en is''
Handsoms French CouFee, BY Brewster,
sets Double Lstness,
Sets Singie Harness,
Pair Gob- tail Ca-rfase Horees.
LADY. ard two ssntener's Saddles,
ci lses, cuttirE Boxes, FORKS. shOvels, Lanterns,
40
Tae above n,y be examined any deg previous
SAFE r .renptory. Term. cash.
mh q I'd }. c. sioe UIRE a CO, AuOts-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-29

u Part IL Of Frank Moore's excellent Rebel
lion just received, has good Licensees Of Gen
Hslleck and the late Mai Winthrop.
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SOLDIERS MONEY
.s. AND
ALLOTMENT DRAFTS.
The ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS REMIT

WILL FORWARD SOLDIERS REMIT.
TANCES
10 hsir Families at any place on the lines of Their
Express at ohargs of
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
FoR ANY sum NOT HxeBEpING FIrrY DoLLAKs:
And Q proportionate additional charge to plso.s
: reached BY connecting Expresses. -
The remittance, WHISTLER Gold. Treasnrv Not.
or Allotment Drafts, should bs enclosed IN an en-
velope and seou, ely sealed, spd have the full ad
In cities the street and number) of the person to
thereon. s'' '"" Aou
Office wv A - Vur
IS iaeiiltete prompt delivery the charge for re
nh 2slm ADAMS EMPRESS COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-29

fThougb TEE STAB IL printed on tbs fastest
tam pres I'm us fo5th o., Baltimore, iss edition
Il large TO uir. Il 10 he Put to press at an
eeky hour: AGUs1I,smssts, therefore, should be
sent in before 1s o'clock ~; otherwise they may
not appear until tie next dsy.
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AUCTION SALES.
IS AFTERNOON q To,MoRRoW

RJAR~HAL's SALE, >Irtue Of q writ Of
lVI Eeri faoias, Issued : o,erk's ofice Of
q q olrcut court OF the Dp Columbia. for the
county OF Nsshir gtsn, me directed, 1
viii expose 20 pubilc So Q, a. asb front of the
Court 8oase door OF Esid couTty, on MONDAY,
the Slst cay OF March, start le62, ~ ls o'olook
m. the following properly i0-HgG. I,-IlOt No.
IS, IN Eauare No al, lot No ;; N .eEare RIO q, Tot
no. ~ square No. IS, lot NO. ~. m square NO.
square No. Is, IN the CITY ~ ws,hinEton. ID g |,
together with al ard si1guiar the imprONemeuts
thereon, selxed ana LEVIED upon the property Of
Brook Macksi. and will be sold TO satlsfy ludicsl
No, IS, 10 MAJ term 1861 in favor 81 Hooe Rrother
Co W. SELDEN,
Nh y cts late Marshal, ~. &.
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Form Of GrnYantss.

W. OF IHs county OF -, and Etafe ol
=, and -. of the county OF -. ana SAC
eel;sI-. 90 hereby guarantee tia. - 10 able TO
MS proposition, and that should has Proportion be
sccepted, ne wiil ~ once enter into contfaot M
awarded Inn ve are prepared to become Bis seou
bid - " 'o .rrenueo 70 Ecu
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SEALED PROPOSALS Are invited till the 18th
DAY OF pr. 1852, at IL O'Clock for supplying
tho United states Sub Dept with co beci q;
BEEF CATTLE on the hoof. N Va
The Cattle TOD pc delivered at Washington CITY.
ana each animal 70 average $50 pounds rross
weight; no animal admitted which weighs sess thar
,00N pounds gross a' 'ne'
sooh quantltles as the Government NAV resuITe
Cattle Will be required under this contrnnt soon
wanted. ouils ho'
A S bond: with good and satisfactory security,
6ovsrnraent reserves to itself the right to pa, in
tractors who have previously failed 10 compIy 9Th
thelr contrsos or whore the bidder is not rresent
% Isfnona 70 ms BID and ali bids TO be aocomps-
The names Of 6rms should be stated IN full. With
the preclse ADDRESS 9f al the m embers of the firm
u. 3. A., Washington. ID. G.. az " ~
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T. BAiR NET rs-HAIR NETT. 80
esP hecsived another lof ~ thoae hsassoss.
aoaose Cd ,peise Meta. Aiso, haa nsorf 10 az
fvtsts SAX ana Corded Nstfs IA 81 ~, l,f a
t.s fI,al,eihs sisrs % sRs. LOWE, 29T Ps
eve, sVeh ooes NH
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= hORoSALS, From dealers and millers Are To-
xsea w the tota Of April, 1861, for 70 kNISHiNs
n aov 9nen reoei,ed by the u s. Government. and
bakery In this CITY, - INV SeP'soi
desired to mako sconirsot for 80 ooe barrels.
5noLiG lac ever, eny perean desire to I'm rH,rh A
,sss snant,ty. ne WI stA the precise nsinbcr Of
The contractor Will be required to furuish NJ the
fc.e o. S0 oerres daily until the contrsof IA aled
no slour VIII DO received which does not come
- ms ssspsaId at Inc insp. ct on maze jusvbe
rhe Flour 90 DO delivered at the railroad devot
- tqn OF q any Of the warehouses In
so Gov ramsat reserves tho night to rssesany bid
,,Saymsnts 10 BE- made In Treasury notes. Ard the
o,as te &c Ola eatsd to Msjor A. BEEKWTrE n
g. ". . a. Mash,nstcl. ID. g.. NH a5
4 w BEsF STOCK OF GLOYliiNs in TaE
L ctr, "A Ns. <e0 seventh n IL S1.am
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NEW STYLE sPRiNG OVERIOATs = M
~ hrd slack FfDek Goats Just rsceiyed "a
- BAR 4 BROS,
ma HSv corner md 5th streen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-29

4 nE BEsT STOCK or GLoTnINs In ran
L ctr, "A Ne. <e0 seventh n IL S1-am
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

&. COO ooo1 I'VE MILLIONS o BOXES OF BRAN
D Luu's riLLsAsE S0tD1EARLr. 1nE SAIL
sTE sLfLN uerea-es. aud yet thousands die Z on
sgid, AMI isvfr.. which ihrse pills could e%,FtalnI
e. > nfaa8r.ia'. Pills are simple. Ia uamatehs,
iof eacaey Bow fmpor.t that We At once seeur
az s~aviltas over sickness when Il can Be had a.
AZ ou,l-y = only .sestts.
Mic nspppiyea. q Mcnrou b e'uuy. y. J.,
vrss II tea ~. 1863
4 "a. uouh ed m Jan-ary last with eostlygness
for sse al -. an took ,sa sr ies 81 e+lom,i &,
obtain r.usf leu ht cold I .upposf. At any rate
a severe tiartacea ct So. which . y medical attend
ans ieln - imp s.itie 20 arrest 1his Wa bllo~et
- dy sntaff. Ny strength vas al gone. Every.
tAlas piss ! through me Asfioku Airisnd irVu
NV Yuk NJ. 6sa 80 ts~is. fortuna Il, called o.
n I'D fei.c 81 naAsnRrmp PuAs thought q
ny wssk CONDITION vus PIN pouii BE snou. b. bui
be asniai,ter-d fur. aud the ueNt morning huf
mere. Maeh impurly csme from ne, AMI, 70 W,
sufps q, te soreness and pein diminished. On.
tes cured ne fu'is. am nov Hearty, with a go,
sipet &c. once. "a Canal street. AMI BY al dfas-
sisss.
sald ey J. r. crxrSus,s. Terre-u su,e. AMI by a.
respectable dealers IN medieire. Dnitwim
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

denomlnstsd frota their astonishing power q ere
ating new lie and health. al, ~ere rom t6e very
tshss Of the most deiapidated oonrdtutions-ne
more strongly tonic ard more Immediately ~inyigora-
Ing than The pills; containing the samee holee segets-
DE extracts as the latter, in a different medication. Al
hough really less eathartie than the LIN Pals, they
evcstheless begin TO cleanse the allmentary canal
much sooner; generally slightly operating within
three or four hours, and producing a decided sense Of
relief 10 the head and stomach. aud celebrating IRE
mind, even In less time .han Lhis.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

tFsom Gel. Af5ert flks. u. c. from Arkansas
wAsaiSoroS. d. c. June IL, 1853.
y have nsed Two BOTTLES Il your BuHHAvE's Boa
4. - 81 y, as. aud have 'oond i very useful IN ca,
Of tadixesuoa aud Headache. AID reeo nnend e l.
al ~ao need a pleasant aud e.ncassous remedy anc
valuable ionlc.
TIE Iste Hish Sheriff VI allegheny county hs'
Tveu a. he following
I've. al 81 Win Debility q tie Digestive Or.
gns amoasuns - a severe attack Of Dyspepsis
which had rrdurs NJ is'h considerably. Ny viii
vs. sis.. m cred an Ter The same eIrsunstA1ees. a.,
" h a "a rs dissasc. Having usef your medicine
G J 81 E@xA, "a HotlAsD BF kA-. Ne both obtain
- relief "a are a4pay 10 aforl you sAi. pusn'
esilvuce o 10 value.
JOHN FORSYTH.
rit,ssurgr. jar. ID u.s..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11
lies Piles! Piles u

u A remedy Tor tbs most distressing and obstinate
nalely. the Vegetable Life Medicines deserves a dis
inet and emphatic rucommendation. IL n well
.nown q hundreds In this city, that the former pro-
trittof Of these valuable medicines was himself attic.
~ with TIN. complaint for upwards Of unsrr-uyE
frAks, and that he tried In vain every remedy pre-
criitd within the whole compass Of the Matsria
ledica. lie however. a. length tried the mec ielne
ha vefy shofttimc, AtG lia recovery bad orsl
roncunced uot oniy improbable. bot absolutely I'm
o--lbis. - Guy human means.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

tr composed Of Vegetable Ingredients exclusively.
- car be asceFtalned by chemical tests. Their PROM
tent qualities are those Of ~ active aud searching,
hough perfectly mild and sgreeahle detergent ape
tent; Ct = gentle ~surorlhc, promoting The lnsenable
9erspirstlo': ~ = pheasant diuetie. lnvigorsung the
udIeys and hlSseer. ard q q delightful tonic carda-
c, e%sei'ing appetite - tee demands q active diges-
ioo, and catering the laint ~ith thai grateful ssass
senovsted health which q onr q. The most f~slicitous
slings Of our .stara.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11
Da.hase's lIoIlsnd Du,er'-

The PLilad. lphis 4.ggs. Ia s~peskins q the late
* itiuo d, Ia Ia that city by The ffsaklin Insu-
tufe. say;
! not * medic res, We ara always extremely
saut ms, ulieas sa'lsfed Of the N rits of The article.
Amsus ths.e sAhsiud Is The esIsbIated HOLLAND
nitefr. Ills med che nas bsea extsns.veiy intro
dacsa - ~ ~ STATE IN lie Union. and mo the Isn-
sa,sa iros &C .. principally ~hhin Tie las, t-s
Se.r4 lie .xl.li.!ea shVws testimonials "a svers
!anxss.e H.. an u Amsrice. a.oug whieh We 10
Zee oas ifufa ,Ae l.ls Hon John N. clAyto tor. d
Iefsuafe.'
.Dg-p rsit. u,adaeae AMI l diSss;ior. BY which
IN per,ai, Gre more ~ -. -1ected, can Usually b,
ea ell b, 40 essi- exercise. wholesome food, and q
dose .fu tbsvs'- Holland Llitsrs ora hour belOe,
&c uea "-LeA. sas 1inl-d&~l~l
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11

So suenou- 81 Sc ofsigas saecueDs are th'
curse. t.. siis.t, tie potato rot Of mankind. he.
e sic ad aitts aaea IS iatal. hey eFlss hca
contamination md .mpurliy u : blood. ana are L
BE- seen ali around ~ ,veFs wh.re. Que quarter .
al - rect arc tsiated With tLem, I'D one quartz
81 these &c 81 ih,ms al- iooasLiy TOO, because tles
ae c4rablv. AiEk satsApt RiLA cleanses cut IL
IS eoflupliea from DE blood, renders II pnrs
aud heal ~. IA edectualiy expuIgates the iou
contamination from the system. No lougcr groai
unlsr your Sc . alous disorders. since Je i~rFe,isla-
bic A,sE has p~rovllsd bis mastery eonbinatlea .
curative virtues ths he calls Dam
ecrai. MsI.E.ury @.
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ToNSoRIAL.
Medicated Hair Wash,

DROP. GEORGE w. CANADA
u htvlrg ~fitet b. Shsvln~ - Hair Dressing
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REAL EsTATE.

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Mcrcurial Diseases :.

Psrsons whose constitutions kE,Fl tsome impaired ~
ae lnjudicious use # teTS1ry. all Goa these hedf-
ipes = perfect cure. - hey asver fail 20 eradicate
I'm the system all the ELECTS a sercury, iuEuitely
oorer thsn ne NOS rrvefs preparations q ssrss-
psrlls.
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IiiEsE MEDICINES.

dave n0w been before the public for a period ofso
years, and during that Tine have msluainei a high
character IN sincst every paEtOf TIE globe tr tbe
extraordinary curative properties which they possess.
I'm Many Thousands
{ Fortified instance, they have even rescued sunes-
es nom the very verge Of an un.lEnsly grave, after
all the deceptive nostrums Of The day hs veinva1Ably
fsiied. - grsst. indess hsstheir sfnsscy Invariably
aud ~infAlIby proved. that II has appeared scarcely
les than miraculous TO those VINO we're acquainted
9Th The beautifully philosophical principles upon
shioh they are compounded, and upon which they
onsequenty a% Il was their manifest and sensible
aei0n In purifying The sprinEs and chsrnsls u life.
nd snduing them With renswei tone ard vigOr. Tia,
hey wsre indebted for their nsra
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For bilious AMI liver complaints, with their many
sal-kno~u attendants, bilious and sick headache,
/, IN and opprsssit n after meals. Eifdincss, disnness,
sssrtbun. lcss o. appetite. are acknowledges 10 be
ssstiy superior n anything ever before offered 70 the
tuh1c.