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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-27
11roposa!S.
NAVY DEPARTMENT. WAsnIyoroS, Nov 81, 1862
A P,JOR PLATES.-Thc Department will,

NAVY DEPARTMENT, WAsuIyoroS Nov u, 1853;
A RMOR PLATES.-Thc department. VIII,
n until the 2ls day of Dncenber ne,t receive poposs
10, ,ae delivery at each OF the Navy tsids a,
IL Charestown Masr. Brooklyn N. " ana rhhade,Phia
ID The following described Side froI Suirtis ana eck
Plating Tor one vessel At Zach yard Tho proposition may De
,enaraely for the side siIihgo. and GEEK a'ine
sd may BE- for ono Scss but Al NUT embrace Tao
yholf each description Of fon for vessel that H. tn"
Plating the Strngcs tho Side Arno may be bid for
''PA'" DECK ARMOR.
Eleven hundred o0) wrought iron plates moro or less
ten 0) feet long dirty two ~! inches vide and one and
ono half uA inch thick
tc of he side e ~ the vessel aso 20 lit around the turrcs
and tchrs wc plans viii be furnished u the contract
or TO be Of the beet ends and edges square straight
and p,e true the sizes given The whole to be delivered
within ten (fh months from the date Of contract.
WROUGHT IRON STRlNDERS.
Three ouard and tweny $500 hnea feet OF iron string
eight t inchcs square, except at the stern aud stem
where they VIII taper way the length Of about forty
t0 each eud Of tn. vce to about three 90 inches
There snrIs TO be in length twenty three l2J) fee, six )
inches ends TO lie fitted together with proper scaph
~ oct long, half Of the cah to be taken from the end
Of each There will be four Of these strnge on each
side vessel To be made OF the best iIon ends ana edges
and straight tn the sizes given. The whole TO DO
delivered in eight (SD months Ion ID. date u the contract
SIDE ARMOR.
One hundred and foTysix uib) plates 81 wrought Iron,
three ~ inches in icess OF the following engths and
wiz
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Corrorailcu Notices.
BUREAU cy COLLECTION OF ASIA.

BUEEAu CO COLLECTION OF AssEshE>n
No CITY Hal Basement
OPENING. The Assess.
III rl.r, List for the opening u Madisonsvt 10 new 70
.o an of he Col o. Aie.snsnis and psJsbs me
nedLiey. Tie 81 rey affected BY 1his s,es,nen. hss
trtweeu' .ll s~i iHfhsfs sIi / wen 81 aid tihava
THOMAS L. SMITH, Col ee.or Of Aslessnlenn
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Gbanres for Dusinces lltcn.
A GOOD CANVAsSER WANTED in

A GOOD CANVASSER WANTED in every
- town 70 Introduce tho UNIVERSAL CLOTHES
NilHOER which cells sspiiy everywhere offered. Every
i.ny win Lave IL ia tlc only Wrnyer win The paen
cog wheel Regulator which pos.Sey prevents 40 IO.s from
bC4kiug ~istng tho shalt. Liberal inducements OF
T. G. BROWNING
No 81 Broaiwty, New-Yoft.
NOR SALE-1he RIGHT for one or NOR
l. Eastern snd l.iddo ststcs Ia PATENT just now Issue
for improvement In the fnanuGc'lgs Of q the stap
tricic5 Of whc,by saving Of about one s o.
the cost Of Ingredient in tho anuictcrc, amount,
ing 10 h.ndof 81 theusand Of dollars Ia elective None o.
contracted mesns Influence ns,d uppy AdIgess Boz No.
8l3 Pinlnts pha Post Office, Pe.
XALUIB BILE FURNACE PROPER and
lkONOltE BANKS for SALE IA Miii.a County, Pa,
4 ems Ivan Eailr0ad aud Canal Aidrcss
WASHINGTON RICHTER Cl1Inba, Pa
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fi'IN ROOFS made watcr-tght end warranted.
ROOFING Co. No. 2g7 B!O4dway. ~ =.
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A. 81 AEruiA. Anctionoer. 80
by BANGS, MERWIN 81 Co., Irving Bniid-
ID ,-., Ss. 80 al SO BfoaiwaY -S2lcs 4 Hoos' sta
,onsfr Picture Worts u Af ftey 1ooi' FURNITURE tc
DOCK TRADE SAILS ROOMS, No. 4so
ID Wdv., s.~, srp,.i,s ~, Ni.hciss Hotel o. A. LEA
.lI Aafusnsrf ~ = D. Cooley. Colsisnmrnis ''Aci 3D.
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Adlrci,, a FIOkToN,
No. Is MAluEN-I ME-. &EW-lCRK

4 CCOUNT BOOKS AND STATIONERY
4 mn supply constantly Hand and nsde & oitof'
flelnos. men ale invited cal % tfr old sand
HOWE d ERRI, Nc. = Bowsry.
NOCHRANE's GLASS TNKSTAND MANU-
y FACTORY 80 III Wllaaiutt. " i--PafeH; Air.
Iisht Inkf;ads Fsicnt Amy lBkfisIii Ca faca nov
Ticrmoefe nA,tln4 The alone ,u sss any ins y
ts9nr.t.
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Diaper Gags, ST.

IEEACIllNt,-AiADE PAPER BAGS.
WI BERLIN JONES. no. lJi Winlamtt.
ELOUR BAGS-Manuincnred by
4 bIRLlN JONES No 10, Wlnlsm.st
s,EED BAGS-Monuacmrodb by
~ BERLIN JOINS, No. i3t Wrllam.,
IKOCERS' BAGS-Manumctnlcd by
~ BERLIN JONES No. IA William, =.
BAGS-hinuiacturod by
~ BERLIN JONES, No. IA Williams
E,NYE. OpIS-Mmuiactured by
Ia BERLIN I. jones' 80. ItWilIams H.
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pIrrrKFR son a DO. will SELL

J. BLEECKFR. son a. Co. will SELL
~ a. Auction on THURSDAY, December 10 no. o. -
800, a, H. a. hsfss s.irsroon No. III Broadway;
Os lvrrr Sr--i~ Lots north side o0sanicnc4hs -
Ret wet OF gh Av.. size 73tioo ssrh. ,,o<.
We. ofsb ~ ~. 4rioo each Al o. The shove oi. arc CD
40 4. ,,lar.st adjoining HAnt q Commerce.
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A.r. ouIgrERNssrrna oTTics, rot % AID .-d,a
Ns.uiSsIos. -. G.. Nov. H. l-sA
WILL BE SOLD at Public Auction, nj the
w Qnafsru,s,er, Mar~housf On he square heiwcrn p
srl All gfss al IA 80. Washin 'ou D. C. on fprES
DAY be- large o.! 4 Oar asfrs stores egadrlnr
rrff Frbr tsfr. ccsnf ia rafi ~ scrap l.n ana
Irri. IoH.s .lil iIiflellsa'.
Tsr.. ,,.A ~ Oo1suisa rurdL s.ls 10 somineneo A.
GAS. II TowrKrSs. c,r'- mi \. o ~. u. $ 4.
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THE "WORKING FARMFR' FOR ls6l.

Sold everywhere end sent mail rec on receipt Of ice
by GEO. ". CARLETON, Publisher. Newly ORR.
N,HE WORKING FARMER" FOR lcol.
Il This seri-g Asrcultnial neutrality-suspicious. oy
Prof JAMES J. MAFES IN iGiSenfcrs upon s SiNTffNIH
volume with january uufuter twin contain m. hc
rear Agricultural matter adapted 20 al the states m c
tn.on than any publication Of the day. Zach new subs
for 1901 viii receive TIE December u,mbcr-now issued
free be de valuable Grps Vine one o. the ioiown
eusra1inss Wa Merry Making in the Cldcn Time nse
saa Falls; - car General. in the heti y tEl'hfi.h
Every aprhcrf for ts premium mus remit 10 c.t 70
raw ros.ssr Terms Of THE MOfhlNO tAiMiK.'
txK DoLls suuun. IN advance Sns copies ]" cents
Send your subscriptions ., sud &C. the rre ere
eimsn cep cr Of Canvnssrs, lnd Iucuaf cen
tsinns list e valuable premium sent on 10
-. Puhr.h,- MN. L. ALLISON,
Nos l24 AID l26 Nassaust " Y,
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VINRLAND.
Deniisirn.

NJ b. GRIFFIN 81 BROS, No. 258 Grand.
ANs 81 kew-i orb end 30 IN Futons' Brooklyn Or. Il.
Gsetns Teeth positively without pain by the Use II
oxide gas 10 charge Df esfsg whom ARTIFICIAL teeth arc
e BE- iDselt.d. Thsy also iLefng i sts Of Icf on
Ocd 20 petir2, 423i biym, $IOi Fnlbcr go lshisl
-" en- goo, $zi hissi, g.. LIEsaf.na, ~ oens
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OuArrERMAsrRR's OFFICE, no. sta,e.t,
NKu' y oRK, Nov. 70, 1853

NKp.YoRK, Nov. a. 1853.
CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received nj
hi, Office rnti IL o'clock ON the +h oil December
n.., for the CARIING o. all Government StoreA within th
city Of Now York Every pson bidding Tor TINS wor. must
stat. Ell pcy ,'o Inch he JTopoes to do u.
The eli orinano. fixing tie rate. Of carriage authorizes Ger
tain prc.s cafug load Of so pounds, varying sceorans
TO distance Bidders will 20 required to state tbsir prices ioi
eone the AmSnumbr Fl pounds to he 0hd Lo dsshces a.
mentioned IN ID. ordinance above TrioUcd to- go,
Tho parry TO whor, the ract may be awarded WI" uc
~u, 10 perform the required service and 20 keep them at
work hen required 1gh, and Sundays without extra com
p.n.a,on. md 20 be Is.scut IN prson "a ny oo'
sy,n or worn 81 be done.
no proposal III BE considered unless corns nom iPn
,n. r.r.ons Known TO the undc,s signed, who VIII b.
vour bed ior by resr pnsbie paI'i,s -,
Esch popo ms, b. Endorsed by two rr,po lo,e Pln
,etf ne forh thew willingness. 10 equity ~ me sum o.
$50 .hat tld propo.a II seccp'ed' VIII be i"H'ay car
ned ori. ~r III, r. -..,t.
sTEwkSiT VAN yLrET, Msior and onar,ermas'e'
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III.-pECULIAR.

Ere. ssrecnts .rle-dd novel which ives Duhli,h.d
sply last week, and is selling of hke wild hre Pnoe Il I"
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deifveed IN eight 49, month. nom 10, date o. 'he contract
On. hundred and ortysi. Ci6 plate, Of wrought iron,
three ~ inches in cscs Of tho following lenghs and
plate ~ feet long by 30 inches wide.
% piscs Is feet iopg by J9inches wide.
plate 10 feet inches long by % inches wide.
"a plates - feet long by 80 hohcs wide.
2plst,. u feet inches long by % inches wido.
plate l6 feet inches long by - inches wide.
81 plates feet inches long by - inches wide.
plate i,ct % inches long by Is inches VIDE.
plato fee. "A inches lon, ~ q inches wide.
plate feet u inches Ions by - inches wide.
plates feet . iBcle, long by a. inches wide.
plates feet Il inches long By Is inches wide
2pa,c, feet 4 inches long by 45 inches wide
plate feet 81 inches long by IS inches vi
plate feet incles long BY - inches wide.
plate feet y inches long by a. nehcs " ido
plato feet inches Long - e. inches wide.
plate feet " inches long 10y ~ inches wide
late Zee, .: inches long by - inches WIDE
plate feet A inchos long BY 70 inchcs " lie.
plate feet 3 inches llns by - inches "iir.
plate feet a inehes dng ~ . inches Wide.
plate fee, "A inchcs ionr by - inches Wide.
ilato7 feet melee long by - inche' wide
pilates lrot 4 iushcs ionr by % nc hes widc
plato feet u inches long by 20 inches wido
plat. let IA inches long 10y q inches wIio
plate icct inch long ~ Is niche, widc.
p.ic.s i,ft incl, DONG y O. inches VIDE.
plaie'1 feet inch long ly IS i1chcs WIDE.
lorsie. lei -ons b. . nci's Wide.
,..is 10 feet 2 ipele. long by 81 inches wide.
The whole the sdc b made from ~ be, iror
end. and cdses 70 be sqaro sni 's AMI Ad iiuc 70 ~
.iscs gwen 10 be doIc "a r'se 90 month. from the dat
Tho whole q tho Iron he - quality TIA, VII be.-
teno strain Q. ,wcy two l'i United States 'an' to 'h
Ne hd viii be received cz-cp' nom PARTIES having c''hb
r-i capable Of doing it. wofs, trd h-f cti-5stu1 mt
vii - 81 aniined before contract vii b" awerdet
pe.ucsaa wii be given sppieAan TO tie ,omunn Ian
o. a inoualyr, S'~ foft faFy yard
TIE viii enbiaecths usual conditions and We De
20 cni rc.ofyssfhc g reroi any or al The propo-
tho maybe made under -hi advertisement II, IN ' opinion
r pcrostlor ru. ,,.,. ne price Ter pound far whl
ec-h Of tsc vii D. delivered In the -sp.sve navy
yi. I'D gs Do lmf tfd " r-re" tD-i NC "a '4e
lsr. :
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Gonses ano farms Uartc1.

WANTED-To PURCHASE or LEASE, a
w BUILDING or BUILDINGS foT manufacturing pun
Doses with Forging shops atta Led and good frPelug Pow
sr H. Neyiors City brockyu, Jersey City, i@ Loco
Non which Ice reached IA lees than forty minl.oa from
N.w-Yoik Cy. Adde'S Box no. 2J7!, Aew.lo-k Posi-
Ofce.
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Enaurial.

VERMILYE q Co.,
BANKERS, No. Al WALL-ST.,
Wa shal continue to furnish
us. FIVE-TWENTY BONDS
A. long a, issued by the Government at PAR and INTEREST
To BANKS and BANKERS tho usual commission allowed.
Tho Department Washington having filed all back orders
for these Bonds prepared to furnish them without
the delay heretofore experienced.
q per cent CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS
z.3O TREASURY NOTES.
Der cent COUPON BONDS Of 1891
For Sale At Market Rates.
The Coupon, for November Interest on fiVE-f"ENi
BONDs received and credited At market rate Of gold
VERMILYE &c Co.
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lOR sALE-A frgt-elass ANTHRACLrE

IGOR SALE.-pcrsons in Ill Health, see i'd
u yeltseacai " Nireald.
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rIASON * IiAMLlNs CABINET Or
W OAhi one % twelve siops oachi pco go TO 9Oo0
sarh saat llpotc ucni on everything Ito MtodeaA or
Ii.Tu1nulu lind $50 written testimony 81 than
hundred a tho most eminent artists and ofan. ~ leading
cr tho great carrluf1 % tfcro nfiluens sud thrr
sIod0dty 10 t obois OF rr class f1r private and public
ute. Also, N,.0deons nom 80 10 SIlO each llusaled
Catalogues a.it ite. Nafeiooms NOa . snd Aslee.a.
sew.foh. Adlrcs. MASON BROTHERS.
IAfANTED-lor cash, 100 well-mado and
w durable secondhand PIANOS. suitable Tor son,h
American tfada. J. ~. DAVIES, No. t1i Brooue 81.
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J. BLFECKER, son g. Co. will SELL
nj AUCTION MONDAY. nov ~. e. II o'oloct al me
Ftrlan,@ ss.e.oo 10 IN Hf0ssly ~ osdsr u tho sa-
memo Cout the HOUSE and LOT No. 10 Chfsi,.t, <.it
in north Of Bsysd'. Lot 70 n by - H. In Maps s''
At ot!.9~ No. - Cedar g.
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90 Ect.

rTNO LET-A STORE on 4th Avenue frcrt,
Il and OFFICES ia the BIBLE HOUSE, Asfo, Place. Ap-
ply al the Treasure. Once, @th Venue entrance.
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prFanrsrsr o, sis.scs }

oTgcE lossp - EoVcAuoS
eHfffr ~ 0ran' sui lu 70, hEw.l ugK Nov "a. Ul
OEAliD IkOlOSALS VAL be received 81
- uf of. ug enc i0h Joy OF December lex. lcocA
90 Nhch te sail lfuqo.-.s WI b, or,i-s 3D. i .uT
pas is fuaAt sehcos ufle r .rlid iioa VI te uoaS
81 Ei1rsflon with bOOhS STATIONARY, al osbes
sfs req iroi Ca the 81 "a achocs .0r y, cons
usncins ga ttr 10 Of January 1874
A lss q slicle. vii be iau'sA,l spfieaen 20 ne
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GaIcs bn Guriicn.

A J. BLEECKER, SON q Co. will SELL
~. q, ArCTiOS. TUESDAY. Dec 3, e. u oelocS, = he
Errhnngc snir.Soom, No ~ ltd fay ~ of9,t % e
Ks l., eas, Of ID ". l., 10 q. In b. 100 n In
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Who desire location near IewYoTk where coil hon
mad lumber eAeapest Your tor j. eel ed % zaDcth
Pot hewJefsey. Fese oxains the place !ei9fe locating
e.! ier sae lcW AID caty te4t@ Apply - COOLk4
IhlDkJlER, Agertl, .LakaLetis or 81 - l.. H. Nil
Loo6, Owner, No. ~ Pe. u ~, ~. lork.
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LOR SALE.-persORs wanting a Mild and
tinelsud.
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- LIKENESS and LETTER Of Col. ELLSWOATH. with
the GODDESS Of LIBERTY. &c. Now the wondef q The
age copy zen. any sdifcia 1T Of - c,nt- Al
nswfr.Terl giving tie yuh4 sIutf4 o. tao copies ipf
Ny. new. orr.
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EOR SALE-The three-story brick HOUSE,
Il with LEASE Of LOT, No lo5 Henry d. House z3Tii
feet with al modem g. proyencnfs and is 81 good order
fossession short notice. Irlce C,Jy Aqy ~ HOMER
MORGAN, No. 2 linest G,l.J
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Uanis.

4 NUMBER OF well-reoommendcd GERM IN
~ GIRLS want tiiuaiions Cooke Chs tciuads, f1n
dr,,s@ Mares Olils Tor 0cue-. House~osr. NIX q
LOW oeInnn Inlt.lie u alaiea.si. nrtl ~, .o--ry
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ilea. Gsiate for Sale.

DROADWAY PROPERTY FOR SALE
~ FOR SALE, the Property known e. ihe CHURCH OF
MESSIAH opposite New Hotel being % lee. 10 at
with pnvi b.iug over l0f9ot sAeyway o. Ia sdo
ssng fIoage Of "a ieet By depth Of ~ feet fce,
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10 80 ErcA-n.c g.trc. cor hraal -
hEw.t oEk. hov. ID. -
THE TRANSFER BOOKS Of the DUBU-
\ QuF And SIOUX CRY RAILROAD CO.. viI 20 open
tih once NuspAf tho itth nlisr'. f.rrai1ilafs
d. ms . place t.ir f'-i 90 80 hr~ iDfk books are re-
qler io efrf if cert lifs, lrossr lf Attorney af flr
loot OF ssrt duly fsd tn 4 n. htul lfrasref, Duhu
az lHa who s .ue md uaii o. tlrr lrsi sftl st,t
upon thc sssrulfr Il which Ns~ - ,,firars MI le
H. a. ~. \. JEalf co.
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III VJoI dNN IlOI -IDI oALLI Oh MDIIsAI
y HILI-A lfst-c.ds elegant s-r.1ry hghftoop, fol-.
;zed bgows0ne Hose md Lot. desfoby located
ksdisonay Tepleie with ell Modem H. Ioyelnens and ia
sea piete order. Fcr terms, fpp.y to
LOCKWOOD MORRIS -. II Willamst.
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Sold everywhere end sent mail rec on receipt Of ice
by GEO. ". CARLETON Publisher. Newly ORR.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-01-14
n r.. MN L.E \
CHEMICopATnIG PHYSICIAN.

CHENIlCOPATHIG PHYSICIAN.
May be consulted free Of charge, at the following
times and places
Perry sburg, Exchange Hotel, Tuesday, Dec %;
and again, January 20.
MY THEORY ANp TREATMENT
Are new and different from any one in the United
States audt challenge any one to produce the same
success that have met with IN treating Chrome
Diseases. My theory is based upon the chemical
operations of the body, believing diseases to depend
upon disproportioncd condition of the fluids of the
body, whereby the solids BE- come unhealthy by
analy ysng the secrctions, blood, &c, of the body,
and finding out what is deficient or in excess and
supplying to the system what is wanting. am
enabled to cure often by small amount ot medicines,
where the patient has been drugEed with medicines
for long wears to no effect.
Now Dyspepsia, in the great majority of fcascs, de-
dcndS mainly upon disproportioncd state of the
gastric or digestive fluids of the stomach. When
this gastc fluid sproportioncd properly, the food is
Thoroughly digcsted and assimllatcd. Viewing Dys-
pepsi" b. ti' ',io, rr C 'fi' VluthouRy, anu giving
treatment accordngly,l am cnahledt To cure 40
out of so. and 49 cases out 30 of Consumption As
thma, Bronchitis and Laryngitis and Liver Com,
dlaint Piles, Neuralgia, Dizziness Sick Headache
Nervous Debility and Female DiSeasrs--in every
case II cure, and other diseases proportiOnately.
CONSUMPTION.
,-s$~D McMillen uses an improved lnhang ln-
strumcnt for the cure of Consumption, Asthma, Bruu
chitis and Laryngitis by this we can make good
application to the diseased Lung and Throat ds
we could to sore anywhere on the exterior of the
body.
DIR. NJ, uses pure Chemicopathic and Botanic REM
edics. lie gives mild tonic treatment which acts
chemically, and assists Nature to free herself. One
ounce of assistance to Nature is worth pound OF
poisonous drugs to the disease.
Consultation and advice free,
Information in regard 10 my treatment and sue.
cess call on or write to:
Mrs. 5. Il. Abbott, Portage Wood county, Ohio ;
Mrs Robert Jacobs, Eaglevie, Wood county, % Oho ;
Mrs. Jesse Hukell, Browns Corners, Wood county,
Ohio; Andrew Cross, Millgrove, Wood county Ohio;
John Cummins IIMssan, Hancock county, Ohio J.
A. Smith, Elmore, Ottowa county, Ohio G. L.
Church, Toledo, Lucas county, Ohio.
All communications must be directed to DIR. J.
+. McMllcn, Cleveland, Ohio.
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DIED.

J0NES.--ln Lenox, Ashtabula County, o., De-
ccmbcr u, 1852, Barnabas Jones, aged Is years.
In Jefferson, Ash.abula County, o., December s,
Of typhoid fever, Harmon K. Jones, aged II years,
months and days.
At the same place, of the same disease, Dcccm-
Der "a, Charles II. Jones, aged 9years and days
The last named two, Harmon Il. and Charles II.
''-.' s"r,''.''I "a IiumI. II. A,,-r,l~ loves
and grandsons of Barnabas Jones, whose death il
reported above.
WILLIAMSON New Years morning, 1868, al
the residence of her daughter Mrs. Margaret Nc
Chesney, Phillis Williams, aged IS years, smonths
and 81 days.
The deceased was an old resident of Cincinnati
II member of the Pioneers Association, and for
many years was an exemplary and devout commu-
meant of the Methodist Protestant Church. She
died a Christian E.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"a" What proof more reliable could be given in
favor of any medicine than the following letter,
received unsolicited, from the Rev. W. b. Jacobs 4!
Read it.
NEW ARK, n. j., June @, 1859.
Messrs. Perry Davis a Son.-Genlemcn Allow
me, unsolicited. to send you Il word of cOmmendation
for your Pain Killer. | have used il in my family
these several years, and found il all claims to be-
For rheumatism, coughs, Colds, Burns, cholera
tendencies and difficulties, well as diseases gem
orally that prevail in families, regard tha Pain
Killer as beyond all price, and eficacous beyond
any medicine within my knowledge. We keep it
as our chief family medicine, and find its uses in
ordinary worth more than any doctor. The
testimony of others among my acquaintances and
friends is equally favorable. Many clergymen
have spoken Of it in the highest terms as a family
medicine. Missionaries in repeated instances have
said to in person and in their letters, that the
Pain Killer was by far the bost medicine used in
heathon lands, aud they use it for themselves and
families and administer it to others around them
Thus much am inclined to say as an act of JUS
tice to yourselves, and as benefit to others. You
at liberty to use this testimonial if Of any ser
vice. Yours, etc.,
Rev. w. b. JACOBS, r.l.
Late Editor Of Christian Chronicle
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The l0th Ohio Regiment.

The following casualties are reported in Compa-
MES and II of the the 10th Regiment. at the bat
tie Of Murfreesboro. Among them we are informed
there are number from Wood county,
Company E-killed- Sidney j. Graham, Reu-
ben King. Woundcd-Wm llindman, severe; Eli
Warner slight; VIM. Carlisle, severe. missing; Al
mond Rikcr, severe, missing; Aaron Sohr, slight
missing; louston Eller. slight. Robert Caldwell
Pliny Trunbo, b. f. Smith, Henry Penncl and io-
renLo Emmons, slight Oliver G.. Jacobs slight.
Company H-Lieuenant Chance commanding
Wounded-First Sergeant c. W, Everett severe;
SergeantF F. Werner, severe; Corporal J. ". Leon
ard; Julius Lightnrr Jno. W. Bosler, Levi c.
Simon, John johnson. W. II. Glich and J. G. HartI
SLIGHT