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, 1863-02-23
FROM CINCINNATI.
THE REBELS NEARING RICH
MOND.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribnne.1
CINCINNATI, Feb - -, 1868.
Gen. Wright, commanding this Department,
WIS suddenly called to Louisville to-day.
A dispatch just received from Lexington
states that messenger arrived in that city at
4 p. m., with the intelligence that Forrest,
with large cavalry force, was within two
miles Of Richmond, Ky., when he left. There
certainly is another invasion afoot, for our
troops are gone On some expedition, but in
what direction l am not at liberty to state.
The preparations for the grand Union meet.
ing in response to the address Of the Ohio
soldiers in the army Of the Cumberland. to-
morrow evening, are completed. 1t is cx-
pectcd the demonstration will be the largest
ever held here.
Governor Morton and Governor Wright,
who are to speak, hare already arrived. Large
delegations from the Ohio and Indiana Legis-
latures will be here tomorrow. Prominent
Democrats have been invited to participate,
but have declined
, 1863-02-23
FROM FRANKFORT.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.7
FRANKFORT, Ky, Feb. 81, 1863.
In the Legislature, yesterday, the House
tabled i resolution offered by hr. Draffln,
nominating General Mcclellan Tor the next
President.
The House passed joint resolution to ad-
journe sine die on the I'd Of March. Also
resolution to close the debate on Federal Re-
lations and vote On Wednesday.
Mr.. Finncl offered a resolution thanking the
brave Kentucky boys for defending the State
and fighting for the national flag and express
ingthe unreEeryed homage Of gratitude ofthe
Legislature and their sympathies with the
relatives of The fallen brave. This wus adopt
cd BY &C votes-only five voting in the mega
Tive.
The debate on Federal Relations was con-
tinucd in the Eennte.
The Committee on Federal Relations will
report tomorrow The report will be calm,
dignihed, patriotic and conservative.
, 1863-02-23
FROM LANSING.

LASs1So, Mich, Feb. q, 1868.
The Joint Committee Of the two Houscs,
who visited the Insane Asylum at Kalamazoo,
made report yesterday. The condition Of
the institution Is highly encouraging. tits
estimated that SIS 900 arc required to finish
and properly furnish the institution. The
Committee recommended IN appropriation Of
that amount,
The Senate passed the bill increasing the
war loan OF the State to 81 ,250, 900.
The joint resolution providing for q Roll Of
Honor in memory Of Michigan soldiers who
haye fallen in the war, also passed.
The Agricultural College question and gov
ernment lind grant was discussed in the
House without final action. Also, the
granting Of swamp lands in aid Of certain col
! lcgcs. By test question it was evident that
such proposition will not pass.
, 1863-02-23
FROM VlCKSBURe.
The BQMBARDMENT AcTu-
ALLY BEGUN.
Our Mortar Boats have Opened
the Game.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbuue.]
Mxxrme, Feb. II, 1863.
Adyices from the fleet off Vicksburg, to the
evening OF the sth, furnish tha agreeable infor-
nation that the initial step inaugurating
active hoEtilities commenced TINT day, and 1t
is presumed that the grand attack was soon
down to positions above the city, and- opened
the ball by firing briskly-with what effect
upon the enemy is unknown. Three rounds
were delivered By the mortar boats. which
were briakly responded to By three batteries
Of the Confederatcs, which were in decent
range Our poHi'ion was soon found to he
toomueh exposed for effective operation upon
the rebel force, and was finally changed, when
the bombardment was again renewed on both
sides. It is thought that the next advices
from that quarter must prove Of absorbing
interest. Events cannot now be long in cul-
1ninating in something important. All the
transports are to be retained below until the
danger from ovcraowing and crevassc shall
have passed.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
| MENrms, Feb. 10. via CAIRO, Feb. Fl.
The latest Vicksburg adrices are to the 18th.
Matters about the fleet and camps remair
quiet. The gunboat 1ndianola, which RAJ
Il -, r.,
, 1863-02-23

Wc understand that misrepresentation
exisfs III as to the prcaumcd issuing Of an order
bs e. Ge,,. Boyle excluding citizens Of the 5cw-
fusing them passes for ordinary trarel. TheIe n
has been no such distinction madc or intend
ed by Gen. Boyle, and every loyal and ~
abiding citizen is regarded IN nc eane 1so 1a, an
eral in command, and entitled to travel under
the same proper restraints which havc been
rendered necessary to prevent contrabanu
trnde and evil communication with the rebels
On the part Of unworthy and disloyal people.
-Lotfisst9e Jorrnal. 1Q!I. ::
, 1863-02-23

: ey- In saying on Saturday that Arizona
had been admitted into the Union, we
were in c17or. The bill that passed pro-
1ides for Territorial, not State organi-
zation. Heretofore Arizona has been at-
tached to New Mexico, and occupied d
rather ,.namalous civil status. It was not
considered part Of New Mexico, nor yet
did Il possess government. The bill
that passed Congress remedies this defect
and provides it with complete Territorial
, 1863-02-23

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l--The Chamber, Of
Commerce to.day adopted strong protest
against the wrongs TINT the British Govern
1icnt had allowed to be inflicted on our com
merce In her home and colonial ports in the
matter Of the Alabama.
The Chamber also adopted resolution In
favor Of Letters Of marque against the. Ala
ba1lla, Florida, and other piratical cruisers.
asking further defenses in New York harbor.
Tie rebel Colonel Hicks has been sent to
Fort Lafayette. It seems almost certain that
Tic M1u7d gays arrangements arc nearly
COMPLETED for building third line ct tele.
graph between Washington ano =, boston; ~
The funds arc snbscriped' and the contracts
are executed.
, 1863-02-23


Mr.. LANE Of Kausas, introduced blu to
Mr. WILSON Of Mass. introduced bill to |
intoratc i National Academy.
Mr.. HOWARD Of Mich. called up the bill y.
10 divide Michigan Into two judicial dis |
tricts.
Af1cr discussion by Foster, Trumbull, Fes-
sendcn and Others the bill passed. Yeas rs,
IL IL. f:EssESDEN presented the credentials
Tor from Maine for six years
Mr. POWELL offereda resolution that a
committee u three be appointed to taIesta-
Eatc tlr facts in reference to the arrest, i'm
3'rieonihent and release Of D. 4. Mahony, j.
4. Mullen and Andrew ]. Duff. Laid over.
Dir. POWELL aleo gave notice that hc
should, ut an early day, offer resolution for
q comm:,tce to investigate the conduct Of
Col. Gilbert in dispensing convention In
Kentucky.
10 Kansas for the construction Of railroads
and tclc. raphs. Passed .
Tic bill for the discharge Of State prisoners
was then taken up, the question being on the
amendment Of Mr.. Garlic, offered as sub
Ftitute fnr the substitute proposed BY Mr.
Tsumbull.
Mr. POWELL spoke at some length in "a
yor Of Carlisle's amendment.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the recent meet1ngln
Frankfort, Ky., aud denounced Col. Gilbert
for breaking 31;4 gGr t Up; 7; ,,..o .on,oa
After executive session the House ad-
journed.
A committee Of conference was asked Of the
Senate on the disagrccfng amendments Of tho
bill 10 provide ways and means to support the
Government
Tic 1iouec resumed the eons1uesauou o.
, 1863-02-23

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. GA Washington
special to the Philadelphia InQnirr says:
pepper Court House with 1000 cavalry. His
picEcts extend nine mics, 10 Hazel River and
The road 10 Warrenton and the Rappahan-
mock, On the Orange aud Alexandria Road.
No rebel force is now north of these two
points, except Whites farmer guerillas, near
Lcesbn1E.
Co1oncl Bakers detectives have captured
twelve persons engaged In smuggling goods
IL Richmond. Upon them were found 50, 600
in bill. on Southern banks, and 5000 In gold.
They had passes from Gen. Winder to 60 be-
yond the lines, but not through Lees army
nor south OF James River.
, 1863-02-23

BALTIMORE, Feb. "a great enow storm
commenced before daylight this morning.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 222.-About ten inches
probably be blockadcd.
NEW YoRK, Feb. o2.-1t has been showing
all day. About ten inches have fallen.
, 1863-02-23
Sanders AEain.

HALIFAX, Feb. 2l.-Georgc n. Sanders,
who sailed for Europe on Friday evening, had
yiously. he is bearer Of dispatches Tor the
Confederate Government.
, 1863-02-23

N1Nn. E1EtEE<&F f@VH<. ~ <7**1*7o = 711*F'
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Among the passcn-
gers sailed in the Champion today, Is Gen.
Shields.
, 1863-02-23
CHICAGO, MONDAY, FEBRUARY o. 1863.

the signal for throwing few shells In that
direction, by the gunboats, but thus far no
considerable force las been discovered there.
, 1863-02-23
Nfm embellishments.

~ c. r. st:RITEN, Adrertl*ing -Agent.. 50
Dsaroor7 street. IL authorized 10 Tecttce 6drertse-
n'eofs FOR this and al tie leading Northwestern
1lJpfrS,
, 1863-02-23

w AKTED.-A Boy about Is
yea1,ss Is OF age. who writes a good hand: Ad-
dress BOX LIZ fe1Ja aiu5-lts
, 1863-02-23

DACON'S BANK SAFES.-One
ID new and one secondhand. The 1stter COST *s'''
For sale nt &a60.
For asle By ~, r En1ia EnAi st..eet
feSa n3793t y 4-@s1ne os-NS.-
, 1863-02-23

"ANYED-To rent {. ground
W floor with basement, q few blocks from the
.lyer on State Dearborn or Clark streets. Address
Post Office Box atSi imlncdlaely.a and state terms.
, 1863-02-23

ELLSWORTH ZOUAVES, AT
i TESTIQS-Tou arr hcreby ordered to meet
at your Ar1rory. on MONDAY MORNING, ut 9o'c1ock,
s5tAs 5os rafade Gaito1 TIN fos q thc dSg 1ae9 9d & Or
Those members who have the Hl1e Caps will bring
them tfe29 a4031tJ E. l. BEASD. Comulandant.
, 1863-02-23

HOUSE SAFES-Madc expressly
IL for Jcwe1Fy. enall Silver Ws5e E11nspe dast II r.
ssce6nE arartment No family should he wtth9rsone.
{S " ~ YS II ~ u Iaaalle street.
, 1863-02-23

NIATR1NlONIAL.-A A young gen.
tl t1eman residing In this city. wishes to cores
EGe, viii a View 10 nlatslmony. She must be veil
ed1cated and accomplished. Of atniaels dEpositlo9
the advertiser Is 1nattlu1ony and NOT matter q
SVis GnVEREr, post @ oIee pfswer M I'll Sis. Ghieaso
, 1863-02-23

TOR SALE. Several splendid
House. beantlfnliy stuated Tor s1o thesp. Inquire
qf 6, tlKAVER, ASeas ~ Lake &s7sss. ts1s Al7'7N
, 1863-02-23

VACANT ANT LOT K OWNERS \ h5[ss. WHO N,tdeo
TRAN NEW YpRE will please address Post Onlce Boz
426i AZ wish 10 lease a building lot IN some goMod M
netrhborhoot for ten or tfteeu years. south Side
preferred. Please state exact loestion. Toss DMce
Box 1871. 1e~snatet"
, 1863-02-23

w ANTED-A Locomotive Boiler
-! frcm sis to twenty horse power. Apply 1t =
Randolph street. today. tt.3 nS9l1t
, 1863-02-23

TOR SALE-A Melodcoh. A
r ,.-1o aonh1r.rud Prince Me1odeon. nearly new,
.nitab:e r church Or dwelling. El ne sold CHEAP
11o tr trrhiescn iii fe20 a.S3-st
, 1863-02-23

Fighting had taken place, bnt the Cochin
Chinese we're rcpulsed with heavy loss.
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IN ''A 'A0--1'A'0"''
TWO TRIPs A WEEK.

I4uiiusullIE. a kAAlsAaA>
"-'n--S@1z-------@ TWO TRIPS A WEEK.
From Boston WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
From Provincetown MONDAY and THURSDAY.
The new and commodlous Steamer GEORGE SHAT
TUCK, q b. SMITH, commander, Will commence her
regular trips between Boston and Proyncetown leaving
the foot Of Eastern Avenue Wharf, Boston, at % O'Clock
ON Wednesday June II. She has been built expressly
70. this route, and i fitted with every accommodation
and Convenience for ladies and gentlemen Fare 81 80
For " information, apply to DoLBIER SLEEPER,
j. L. BOwLY, Agent.
Boston, Juhc ~, 1863. deopBm lell
AIRS. LEO MILLER, CLAIRvoY ANT
Iva PHYSICIAN. IS taken pleasant suit Of rooms in
the Lincoln House, (entrance Maple street, where
she may be visited daily from to u A. NJ and from
to p. N. Mrs MILLKRs rare powers of Clarvoyance,
together with extensive experience. enable her to
treat disease with the most perfect success.
lnialhbility Is by no means clamed but repeated
perimeuts daily demonstrate the fact that her interior
vision qualities her to beyond the nrhest post
Bile scope OF medical SCIENCE In the examination and
treatment OF disease.
Then let them he examined and should the examination
prove unsatisfactory and incorrect In making out a
diagnosis of disease and describing tho symptoms OF
suffering, no charges Whatever will be The same
intelligence which so unerrlngy locates disease and ity
symptoms, peers through Natures Materia Medca
selects those health restoring remedies which de-
signed to cure the mutifarOus ills that nesh heir to-
Patients who are unable TO call Mrs NJ will ba
visited at their residences II desired examinations
can be made with equal reliability from locks Of hair
taken fresh from the patients head
Examination and Prescription 81. dlw' III
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CIniiin IS making Card Photographs une0ualled 10
this country Give him call dtf my2
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4 CKLAND USE,
,,xkIs<sIM NANTAsKET BEACH.
+ ANCkSTFR SAVINGS BANK

~ The Annual Meeting of the Corporation will be
held at .he Lancaster Bank, on MONDAY, Aug. g. 1863
at3 o'clock NJ hear the report of the Trustees and
to choose officers for the ensuing
e. T. SYMMES, Treasurer.
Lancaster, July l6, 1863 d3sF' jill
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The Diseases of ErrOr.-(LeS Mtlddie$ a Br,
reur ~ John b Ogden, NJ d. author and publisher OF
the above work. do hereby promise and agree to send
sample COPY for perusal The proper study humankind
Is MAN This valuable work issued and sent forth for
tine benefit of lering humanity. II treats in simple
language all diseases Of Error, including Seminal
Weakness, Nervous Debility, Indigestion, Melancholy
Insanity, Wasting Decay, lmpotency, &c Ec giving
safe speedy efectual prescriptions for their perna
nent cure together with much valuable Information.
All who favor me with desire to read my work shall
receive & sample copy by return mail, free OF charge.
Address JOHN Il. OGDEN, NJ D.,
milo 3m No. 90 Nassau, ST., New York
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Clarke's Female PilIs.-In cases of married la
dies whose health would not permit increase of am
ly Sir James Clarke, 1.-THE great English Physician
always used his Female Pills They are purely vegeta-
Bile, and inure the delicate constitution
Are sold by all druggists Price dollar Sent by
mail receipt of money. See advertisement in this
paper DIM jeS
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The COnfessIOns and Experience
InynlId.-Published for the benefit, and as warning
an caution to young who suffer from Nervous Dc
bity Premature Decay OF Manhoo etc, supplying at
the time the means of self cure BY one who mas
cured himself after being put to great expense and In
Jury through medical humbug and quackeTy.
By enclosing post paid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
ml9 d&wly Bedford, Kings County, N. Y
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Chronic Difficulty Curcd.-A well known citi
Mr. T. X. Bacon, principal Of the Bacon Fire Arms
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Antrets.
I .EIOESTER ACAnEMY IN.
- Term OF fourteen NeeL. III, ..s..--'- NJ az
August leth under the ehsIfs 81 on lue.oay,

ii 4 iro~n, =. @AOAO Line. all
TERM OF fourteen weeks will commspc. az n ..a.'
august io''ii un IN the charge OF
Trc,h atiftsk4 AM, A. NJ . PRINCIPAL
GEORGE IL. WELLS A "a "e'P"''
Miss ANNA r. HENSUiw
49, Miss JEN ME Il. WARRFN
Faculties are offered to youth Of bnth 49,.
uon IN the varoos English branches incIndn' ih I
or Msthemailos and the Physical Scieness do.a,k-
with the Latin, Greek, French and German .onstnsr
and Music The Military Department il nndfsr ~
charge of the Principal and the oficers 81 Tue
ana all young gentlemen are required to attend deguy
the dAY lniltAry exercises and provide himself ith
the prescribed uniform. Rifles and equloments yvtu ~
furnished by the institution. "" w
Tnitonln the Common English branches $500; High
or English $500; Languages e100 per term Music On
Piano $4,000 for "a Lessons w
Board can be obtained In the Academy building with
the teachers and In private families at from e. as 70 81 O
per week. JOHN NELSON presidennt
A. IL. COOLIDGE Secretary.
Leicester, July TO- 1858 dAw6w iva
ElGHTH MASS. COLLECTION
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MAR RIED.

In this city. July Is by Rev NJ Richardson Daniel
Bemis to Maria Wood both of Worcester.
III Middletown, CT July 10, at the residence of the
brides mother, DR. Walter ii Kimbail of New York city,
to Louisa Maria Childs OF MIddlet0wn tho cards
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~ assortment now In stock, from IIavlands manu-
factory, at Limoges, France, including some new and
very desirable shapes As we d. not Keep any English
China, purchasers may be OF having nothADg re-
commended to them but the best goods, -,
JOHN FIRTH "Sign OF the Big pitcher,
iva l23 and l3O NJ am street.
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EIGHTH MASS. COLLECTION
- DISTRICT


WORCESTER, July 10. 1859
Notice Is hereby given that the Assistant Assessors Of
said District have completed their several lists vauA
tons and enumeraons required by the United States
Excise Laws for The month Of May last being mo second
annual assessment under said laws.
said lists contain the assessment Of on property
named In Schedule Of said Excise Law on income for
1865 and on licenses The said Hats, valuations and
enumeratons relating to the Worcester County portion
Of said District, Oice No. II. IN the Worcester
Bank Block, in the city Of Worcester and those relat
ing 10 the Norfolk County portion OF said District
at the office of A. A. Russague Esq, IN the town OF
Franklin and each OF said lists will remain In
named places for examination from the fourteenth dav
OF my inst to The t,osafy ninth day QIsaid Jaly and
appeals Will be received and determined BY me relative
TO any erroneous or excessive valuations enumera
or by the said Assistant Assessors the said oice Of
A. A. Russague, on FRIDAY the 3lst day Of said July.
at 10 clock A. and at said Ofce No. II, Worcester
Bank Block, on MONDAY, the third day OF August
next, at O'Clock A., n. IYERS PHILLIPS,
1ylV diff Mass. District.
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WORCESTER ACADE6.Y OF FINE
w ARTS AND gnuOnI. nE mr.

Oil Paintings, Eugravings, Mezzotnts, Chromos
Autographs Photographs, Artists Materials OF every
description, Portrait and Picture Frames for sale at
the lowest Cash Prices. Frames made to order Par
ticular attention given Framing wreaths and Fancy
Work tre'toring, remounting manding or vanishing
old and injured Pictures.
The Fine Nallery open day and evening FREE IN via
itors. All are welcome.
m3O
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DIEEB.

this city July t. Willis r. youngest of the late
Jonathan Rice, Is yrs 10 mos days
Funeral on SATURDAY. at2 O'Clock, at Ne n Austin
street. Relatives and friends are invited to attend
In Washington. D c July l3 VIM Thos Carroll clerk
the Supreme Court the United States for the last
thirty-ive years, 81 yrs
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Volunteers, AttentIon.-For the arrangements
of the system incidental to the change of diet Wounds
Eruptions, and Exposures which every Volunteer is
Bile to- there remedies safe, convenient, and
reliable as nolloways Pills and Ointment rs cts per
box. div 20g MI
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"Bny me and IN do you GsOOd."-Health
and strength secured bv the the great Spring and
Summer Medicine, DR.. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND
HERB BIFrERS. composed of Sarsap lrilla wild Cher
~, Yellow Dock, Prickly Ash, FhoroughwOr Rhubarb,
Mandrake, DandeliOn, &c. all of which com.
pounded to act in concert and assist Nature ERAD
ICATISG DISEASE.
The effect of this iicne is most wonderful-it acts
directly upon the bowels and blood by removing all
structions from the internal organs, stmu ang them
into heathy action, renOvating the fountains of life,
purifying the blood, Gle .nsing it from AL humOrs and
causing it 70 through every part Of the
body; restoring the invalid to health and usefulness.
They cure and eradicate from the system Liver Com
plaint that main wheel of many diseases Jaundice
in its worst forms, all Bilious diseases and Foul SION
ach, Dyspepsia, COstiveness, all kinds Of umGrs and
every disease arising from Indigestion, Headache Dzz
ness Piles Heartburn, Weakness pains in the side and
Bowels Flatuleney Loss OF Appetite, and torpid
diseased liver, dsorGeret stomach or bad Blood TO
which ali are more or less subject in Spring and Sum
More persons have been cured by this medicine than
by all other Bitters in the world 1t is highly
mended by Physicians everywhere. Try it, and you will
never regret it.
Only 81 and 50 cents per Bottle. Sold by Dealers in
medicine everywhere Orders addressed to
GEO. G. GOODWIN Il co,
ap9 d&wSm 3S Hanover street, Boston.
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Preserve Your Beauty-SYMMETRY OF Form.
Your HEALTH, AND MENTAL Powers, by using that
Safe Pleasant Popular, and Specific Remedy known
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU. Read the adver
and symptoms enumerated Guilt out and preserve it,
You may net now require it. But may some future
day.
ut gives health and vgor to the frame,
And bloom to the palli6 cheek"
1t ngsuiering and exposure. Beware of Coun
terfeits! Cures guaranteed. deOp2m iy7
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Butchers Lightning FIy-kIIIer supplies
want felt by every good houSekeeper. Every sheet will
kin quart where flies are thick Remember that is is
BUTCHERS that does this, AMI refuse the base nita
tions that offered The real article is for sale by all
respectable Druggists. g c. GOODWIN q CO.,
les d&wSw RosIOn,
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NORWICH July 90 1860
Messrs Richardson & Co-Gents-A feeling Of graft
tude for immediate and unmistakeabc relief from
and protracted suffering, prompts TO make the fol-
lowing statement At the age Of nineteen, which was
twentyeight years ago, troubled with difficulty
of the kidneys, from which suffered with little inter-
mission until within the past year, otentmes severe
lY that was scarcely able to tried every rem
edy which within my reach, and consulted the best
physicians without relief, being pronounced incgraole
About year since having heard OF DR.. sweets lnalli
BILE Linment, being excellent article for my case
was induced to try It, and shall ever bless the day dd
for II cured completely and the past year have
enjoy perfect health which have not done before Tor
nearly thirty years. NV story is told and YOU are at
liberty for the benefit Of all similar sufferers, to
iii dIwiw THOS X. BACON.