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Chicago Qribnnc.


Our dispatches do little more than to
pass the word from the several army COM
p,ands, "All quiet" To reiteratc that
Eomething is preparing which will break
The spell Of silence al1 along our lines,
would be to 1eiterate what we have writ
ten before. and what the people believe It
will come shortly.
The dcccase Of Hon. J. ". Nocli, OF
Missouri, lessons by one the light hold Of
the Administration majority on the next
House. Events may prove that the margin
is less narrow than we now have reason to
lear it may BE-, but the loss Of Mr.. NOEL is
made even more weighty By public reasons
ut the present juncturc.
The news Of the existence Of considera-
BE numbers Of staunch Unionists in the
Northern or less slaycholding sections of
the Gulf States comes now to be confirmed
almost daily. The sooner our army can
strike hands with these suffering and cx-
pcctaEt loyal men Of the South, the earlier
: will come the day Of the crumbling of
rebel schemes.
The enemy are giving signs Of vitality
That are not to be disregarded. They have
cut the levee above Luke Providence, they
are r11mored moving in considerable force
on Southern Missouri, and in the ncighbor-
hood Of Fort Donelson. These are, how
ever, on no large scale, and simply intend
ed TO create diversion.
The Government must make bitter
and sharp example Of all Federal officers
caught in knavery like that referred to in
our dispatches rs having been detected in
river trade matters. Let some of these
knaves be nailed up for terror to the rest.
Governor Solomon, Of Wisconsin, has re-
jected " Brick Pemeroy as unworthy to
serve his country since he cannot dcsist
from serving the rebel cause at the same
1iYne
, 1863-03-16
The Canal Enlargement Ques-
tfDn.

The Buffalo Board Of Trade held 4 meeting
b ".r-S.;. last: at which resolutions we're
adopted urging the necessity Of cnlarging the
Eric Canal. The following are the two closing
resolutions
Realped, That this Board Of Trade most res
pecti9lly and earnestly recommend to the honor
able The Legislature Of the State to make prompt
and liberal appropriations for improving the ell.
cheney Of the Err: Canal and the speedy construc-
tion OF additional double locks on the Western D-
vision.
Reso!rfd, That VIC view the Eric Canal Us the
great tloEouGhtaEc and channel of commerce, con
necting the Fast with the West. and that NC shall
recognize wide and liberal etateemanship In any
Rettlcd policy, for making It not only the most
convenient expeditions and reliable mode Of tran
Eft but. BY reducing the tolls fron time to time
1nnkc it the cheapest route Of transportation and
we most respectfully ask the honorable the Lcsie-
1atu1c and tEr Canal Board to revise the tolls on
Euch articles Of produce ~ require low rates OF
transportation to induce free movement.
The following resolution was also passed
unanimously:
Ke'0!ttd, That delegation OF twenty fire be Ap-
pointed hy the President, from members of tic
Eoard Of Trade and citizens generally, to attend
tie National Ship Canal Convention, to BE- held in
Chicago IN juno next.
, 1863-03-16

The Pittsburg Gdnftte Of Fzis1s::y contains
hint that should reach and encourage loyal
men, iuasmuch as it is too much to cxpcc,
1hat II Fill he Kept from, the enemy:
liicrc is evidently some important military
movement on foot, and it is 10 longer i Sc.
crct that considerable number Of trooDa
have been ordered from the army of Tie Poto,
mac to the West. Que regiment was expected
TO arrive here last midnight ar, ,1,c sithsi5t.
cnee Committee were not..nucd that two othcr
regiments would ira, a.,cdtatclr follow---one on
II = tlaas M anu :-,o.ner On Saturday. OF course
4ne - ~,.,1ation Of these troops is unknown to
-ase public, but rumor has 1t that they are
going to Nashville direct, to reinforce Rose.
Grams. The Subsistence Committee are max
1ia1 meal to every epldier Who PASSES through,
and they should be heartily sustained By tbe
citlzcs1s In their lnudab1c efforts,
, 1863-03-16

New YoEK, March 15,-The Arago has ar
rived from Port Royal on the 18th. Gen. Nagle
and part Of his staff are Passengers. It was
feared at Port Royal By the Generals friends
that tie personal difficulty existing between
him and tho Secretary Of War had something
to do with his recall.
Gen: Terry was in command Of Gen. Eos.
tcr's forces,
, 1863-03-16
CHICAGO, MONDAY, MARCH Is, 1856;
day returned from conveying Gen. Asboth's
expedition to Cumberland We are not in
fo1med us to The fate Of Gen. Asbotl's com.
mand. 1idings are soon expected.

manQ. 1ld1ng6 are soon expected.
LATER
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune,1
CAIRO, Ma1ch Is, 1868.
Gen. Tuttle has received the following dis
patch:
FcHr DosE1soS, March Is, 1868.
Gen. ]. n Tuttle:
Our cavalry report that there are about
l2,oeo rebels twcn:y-ciGht miles from here.
They also report our line cnt forseyeral miles.
Country people for miles around are coming
to the Fort with various reports. One man
says they hare we1l-armed infantry and larrc
wagon train with them. All ready for fight
here.
The steamer Emily arrived this after
noon direct from the Yazoo Pass
expedition on the 9Th, having on
board ECO contrabands from Helena, en-
route for st. Louis. Her news Is contradict
ing, but seems to confirm the belief in the
capture of Yazoo city, and that further sue
ceseful movements will be made into Ta]1a.
Latchie.
The Emily in getting into the Pass lad
both wheel houses smashed and other dam-
age inflicted on her upper works from trees.
The steamer John q. Dickey, Capt. Dan.
Mussellmau, came up early this morning,
having been released from Government ser
vice for repairs. Eer news is anticipated by
telegraph.
Gen. Ellett's marine brigade arrived also
Ibis morning. This service consists Of the
steamers Autocrat, Fairchild, Baltic, and
Rains, and others, and is TO act against guer-
ri1las in keeping the river, open being an entire
army in itself; and provided with inf1ntry,
cavalry, and artillery. Gen. Elicit com
mands in person, and Capt. Geo. 4. White, Of
Chicago, Is quartermaster. The Autocrat is
the flag ship. The Fairchild carries stores.
Operations with this brigade will soon COM
n1e11ce. The men have been mainly recruited
from the ranks Of old regiments, have seen
much service and ecr7e from conyalscent hos
pitals.
Nothing has get been received from
Asboth's expedition.
Rumors have been circulated Of tic capture
of Hains Bluff, but this :wants confirmation.
, 1863-03-16
FROM NASHVILLE.

CAIRO, March 15.-Thc stcamcr Emma
Duncan, arrived this morning at Cairo, direct
from Nashville, which plaea shc left yesterday.
Everything was quiet on the Cumberland.
She has recently been up the Cumberland
within twenty miles Of the Gap.
, 1863-03-16

re roR1FEss II s. MONROE, March 14,-Cantain
hens, o. nc Steamer Adclia, reports that
when 9tn1 he lfit ILL., hcs West Tie Pearl
The gunboat Tioga, off rrovfdcncc ''hGa i'iaa9} y
The iron clad Kcokuk arrived in H,natn. a1iana:
Roads this afternoon. upton
, 1863-03-16

NEW YoRK, March 14.-The Etpvs. statcs
1hat Secretary Chase WAS to-day offered 500. :.
pn,oo in gold By European parties, which,
Lent 10 par here,
, 1863-03-16

NEW YoRK, March 15.-Thc lIercurv has
the following from Washington: General
Hooker will be ready to move IN about q week.
It Is rumored that he will march direct to
Richmond via Wtbanpa on the Lower Kappa.
hammock,
, 1863-03-16

BosToS, March 1.-THE Eagle Wooden
Mills, north Of Chelmsford, Mass, employed
in manufacturing army cloth, we're destroyed
by lire yesterday.
, 1863-03-16

Nrw YonK, March 14.-Thc steamships
City Of New York aud New York sailed for
Europe to-day, with a million and half in
specie.
, 1863-03-16

0kV*EET11I& x4T1Hy.
CISc1SSATI, March 14.-Accounts from
Gen Rosccrans' army arc Of gratifying char
acter.
, 1863-03-16
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House ~: Eot 90 e9nas nms.ff;s; :so
Ioqte mi Iot On |nr,t1 sSt Fourth ave. $40
Eo.,ss aE5 F.: corner Van Blfsa AMI T,ii ave i'll,
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Two Storrs and Lots In S,Eth Branch Ad,j.tr, t1"
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rnlnp1nved land b Illinois, Town 1ad.,a, w,..,n
Ein and Minnesota. "''' HAseon-
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Residence IN Geneva, euitsh!e for a S,,on -.,
Eeli ns-xased garden with abundance of i,u, br1.
1tcs, &c. NN' oeE"
a Soap and Gzezss Factory L Chicago
4prly Il SorthTeatera Keal Estate Agency.
HENRY y. RISGLiyD
TH1sol5:snet Room J. KinSshu1y Bloc. CaIc.-,
, 1863-03-16

FARM FOR SALE-Eighty miles
konth OF Chiesso. four miles from Onargo. OF the
Prairie Land aud ave acres Of good Timber all under
fence and 50 acres broken; splendid house and large
time. The improvements cost more thnu the pslce
asked Fossession given immediately. Title perfect
rhffhfT1t 49,
, 1863-03-16
IL First Premiums

For the best Business and Ornamental PenmaushIp
awarded our present Pcnmen by the
Iuited States Fair At Cincinnati ln...,,,....lss3 In.
Western Pennsylvania Fair At Pittsburgh. 1SaO
Western Virginia Fair at Wheeling.
and the Ohio St3te Fair at Clerelant 1851
of ,rh}rh hthJta1 0tr nfben
, 1863-03-16

sT For Wants, For Sale, Boarding,
Fourth Page.
, 1863-03-16

GARD TO THE LADIES.-Au
~ E1uRtions of the Skin. Chlorosa (gEeca slekness>
GsTz .d3is asek oftns Wob Ealing ofhs wpmn
Of the Monthly period, Whites, md other discharges
E4ansiao{ c15sa * MsD1cAL EIscfH1cM;rt. rs ISs
Lake street two doors esss Of Wells Chi:aye, rost
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,EHa NJ wv -.

The events ~ the they are developed will be
faithfully gwen that the public may b. advised as 10
It's progress ihe result. % battles The condition 81 The
eonieuding and all that affects reas struggle
at home and abroad Tor The overthrow Of the Rebellion
In addition. the .>fsssl will contain the CURRENT
NEWS q ihe day. CHOICE MISCELLANY, STATE
TINS. the latest reports u tue NEw YOKK and GIN
ciNNAT GENERAL and cAT1Lr MARKETS the con-
dton Of the MONEY an STOCK Markets: IN a word.
will b. the effort 81 the Propetors nfines to
give IL columns IN interest Tor alcases Of readers and
such information will be especially adapted TO the
well being ~ The citizens Of indiana.
The Sentiael will represent and stand ~
the regular organizations % the Democratic party state
and Nationals sustain the principle. and policy they shall
avo~ amt support sbe candidates they may nominate
We have no agents Thr low price, Tor subscription
will not allow II. Ne there ore a,k cur Democratic
friendSa who desire the Il principles
TO aid In the extension the circulation Of the sfini
Daily and weekly. until they shall least reach every
DenocrHtio tamil IN Indiana The press most I'M
porta agent IN directing Alright the public mind and all
that Is needed 70 Civ the democratic party Pc u,aucnt
rule Is The enlightenment 81 The people a. TO IT, pruc-
piles an policy IA shai lie aim Nth all the ability
we possess @ faithfully advocate democratic sentiments
aud measures, for believe that In sc doing We best
promote the true interests Of the country.
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No. 2l4
ISirfD STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
II DIANA.

No. ola
uvSirFD STATES or AMERICA DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA. IS:
Whereas, libel u Information has been fled IN IN.
District Court OF he United states. within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of In! The tay of
January lceS John Hanna, Esq Attorney ofthe Unit
States or the District Of Indiana aanS the following de
serioed estate credits Moneys aui effects per
sons unknown 90 vi: s45 90 cash in the hands A
W. torihc, also the q s55 90 in ca~h in the
hands Of one X. r. Mccain for a violation Of the
powers Of an act ofCengres- approved July Il
An act 70 suppress in-urrecion punish treason and
rebellion. seize and conhscse the property 4 rebels
AMI for othsr purpoSe and praying process against
said Gosh, and that the may be condemned ami
sold A. enemies property.
Now therefore in pursuance II the monitor The
seal OF said Cour' directed and delivered DO here
By give public notice 10 all persons claiming sal cash
or part thereof in any uieres "a therein
that they De and appear ber the said strict Court
Of the United State 20 be held the city Indianapolis
IN sni for the District OF indiana the bird Monday of
feb uary next ten O'Clock ohe forenoon % hat av
then and there nterpose their claims make their
allegations In that behalf
d. q. ROSE. United States Marshal
BY !. = hIcELow, Drputy.
Aftest
'o"S u. RIA Clerk. fsbs.dlg
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Wy. u. GRkaa A Co.

Wx. u. GRkaa Coz
Gsnfs; freely give you liberty make of the fol-
lowing ccritcate o tue value oftvnsuion Water hich
lean recommend IN The bigue msnner
Ny wife, VII" wa. attacked with pain IN the shoulders
whole length Il back and her imbS with rapitat on
OF the reari, attended wi'h FALLING OF the Womb Irs
menorth0a. and Irritation OF The Bladder / called a
h!scian. who attended her about three months VII n
he left her worse than he found her then e,npov.d
one OF the best phys Clans could find who attended her
Tor about nine uth aud While Size wa. under ~, care
soc da not sucr quite a. much PAM he finally gave
~ anu >'i"' Nef efse "as Hs"rfote Tor, said he,
she ssu,h congothdN HQfcsMl limits. that sa.,fi
ctss gret ~ nae og>r,s dg.fissf some ofier - A.r
a lAeHhtes Abcu this TINE She commenced the u. of
Constitution Mater aud TO our utisi a>touishment Al
mo tie rrs doe SEEMED have the des red eat and
she sept on improving Apidy under its Treatment and
nov rerniend- cuels her domestic Affairs She has
taken any OF he Constitution Water tor aiut f. M
week aud Ne are happy say that It bas produced
aPermaueutcure
wM M.vANBENSCHoTFN.
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(N0. ALL
VvNnED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN


VTNrTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN
u DIANA, IS.
wHKEkAs libel Of Information has been fled IN the
District Conr 81 the United states within and for
the Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 29 Ia
DAY OF January, lsb, b. John Hanna Esq., Attorney
Tor the Unted states, for the District of Indiana against
the following described credits aid effects Villa
Hocomb, to-wi Four pr,nssory Mute, all dated
March Soh 1851. for sss0 90 each. payable in 3 ard
lear, respectively. from tie 1t October 1851. with In
terert; ssd notes we're giye1by John J. Oaks
Seth Way, and by him assigned and transferred to said
Ho comb and secured by certain real
IN Laporte county Indiana for violation Of the powers Of
an act Of Congress- approved July II. 1861 entitled IAN
act 10 suppress tnSrrec0 To punish and rebel
Hon. seize and conscate the properly Of rebels and
other purpose and pray process against said properly
and that the same may be condemned and sold a.
enemies property.
Now therefore, In pursuance of the monton under the
seal Of said court 10 dre ted and delivered do here
by give public notice To all persons claiming said prcprty
or any part thereof any Interested therein
mat they be and appear before the said District Court
the United states. 90 be held at the city Of indianapolis
In and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday
February next. at ten O'Clock Of the forenoon that
day. then and there u nterpose their claims and 10 make
their allegations In that behalf
ID. g. ROSE, u. :. Marshal.
Per l. ;. BsELow, Deputy.
Jons H. RIA. Clerk feb3-dlst
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LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
(No 2i2.s


LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
u DIANA, So
WHEREAS. libel Of information has been fled In the
District Court Of the United States within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana. ON the 2sth
day OF Janusry, 1858, by John Hanna ESQ.,. Attorne,
OF the United States for the District Of Indiana against
the following described estate aud effects OF William
y H'lcomh. towit Three from'ssory Notes. all dated
1T day Of November 1885, for $3.50 each with interest
from date. payable tn l. ? and years from date, re-
sprctivey; sad given by ne William W. Garraid to laid
Ho'comb, the said notes secured By a c.rfain
mortgage eh real estate in Lsporte Indiana Tor a
violation Of the Powers Of OF Congress Jul,
IT, is62. entitled IAN act suppress 20 pun
ish treason and rebellion, to seize and conscaie the
property OF rebels and for other parposes praying
process against said property and that the may be
CONDEMNED and scld a. enem es property.
Now therefore. In pursuance Of the monItion under
the seal Of said court 60 directed and ivered do
hereb' give public notice 10 all persons claiming said
property, part thereof any manner
therein that hey be and appear before the said Dstrc
Court Of the United States 90 be held the city ofndsn-
spols n and for the District Of Indiana on the third Mon
day osebruay next at enoclock Of the forenoon Of that
day. then and there 10 nerrose their claims make
their allegations in that behalf
ID. q. ROSE. L. s. MARSHAL
Per i. !. BeELow. Deputy
JoHS II. RsA, Clerk feb3-dl4,
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TNIED STATES OF AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA. SS


LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN.
u DIANA. -:
WHsREAs. libel Of information has been filed in III.
D'rcf Court II the United states within nd for the
seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 2sh day
OF January. ls3 by John Hanna, Esq, Attorney OF
the United states for the District Of Iniar against
tn~ following Described estate. credits and Ell Is OF one
William w. Bell to-wii;Certain Promssor Notr, amount
Ing m the aggregate ~ 900. given Nv on, tobert
Williams IN connection ~ certain real e>ta ~ Mad or
county. Tor violation ffhe powers an act Of ongress
approved July u. s62 entitled An suppress in
-urrection. punish and rebellion seize and
conhc'ie he property Of rebels and Tor 9th pur-
ps tu PRAYING process against ~aic property, that
tue same ma, he condemned and sold prop
rrty ~
Vow therefore, IN pursuance Of the monton under the
seal 81 sad court directed and delivered do here
oy give public notice 20 all persons claiming said property
OF any part Thereof IN any manner Interested therein
hai they be and appear before the District Court
the United states. 20 be held the CITY lndanapos
IN aud for the District Of indiana The third Monday of
FEBRUARY next at ten oclock Of the forenoon OF th. day
then and there 90 interposc their claims and 10 make
their ale cations In that behalf.
ID. q. ROSE, 4. S. Marshal
Per !. $. BIGELOw, Deputy
Attest:
JOHN a. krA. Clerk feh3-dl4t
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NOW Is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBE
The sentinel for 1903:

me soversm.ns. and political Sue.slsn. - be
e's yesr III have shsorbinr interest Ger every
We are engaged IN xissnsie civil wsr. TIE re-
'' y N1'ch nore can forese. "a threstus q r.dlcs
W me insntons and principles upon whea ne
"oFeFunent VS. fonnasc. th- d~strrr,sor a he
liberty and riehis q ne citizen. .n-h =. ~.
people q no etber natien have endowed - t,
which may - aurihufed eur unequased pr,~r...
IN national prosperity and greatness Tl.e ism. IN
be upon ~. whether this ire Government .k. h
preserved and raintsn-d snd the rights q ne s,.,..
under The Constitution perpetasied powerful o.usr.i
authority b. permitted 20 eat q this var obtsr-
ang State lines istitniion. and al tho-- check.
upon the Federal Government. rghts reserved By ths
States which have constituted The excellence and sps
orfy II nationality states zone the ~ea' Cor
TIE eommon oects set Firth in the Constitution bat
distinct The bows'' In the management Of their
purely domestic Affairs. fhese questions involved
N The recent elections, AMI The voice Of the people Vas
emphAtcsly expressed Tor tha Constitution a.
is and the Union u wss" Never was there Zine
when Important that The people should BE- thor
eughy advised 70 The progress and condition of puhc
snairs ant Of passing events people not 81 Tor
seigovernmenl urless with Intelligent Judgment they
decide upon the quesous which affect alike their own
aud the public welfare
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TSlrEn STATES OF AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN

kNt. Alol
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA. DISTINCT or IN
~ DAMS
"her~ss, libel % Information has hen iled IN the
Ds;re Court Of the United states within and tor the
seventh Cut an District 81 lad ana on The 2gh day Of
ysnatry, l,a3. BY John Hanna sd. Attorney Il the
lnie ,tAie> Tor che District % indiana against the FOL.
lowing described property Il Jotn Cannon fo.w,
on~ pair Of Second hand steam engines Tor violation 81,
TIE po~ers % act 81 Coneress. approved July Il
lisa entitled An act 20 suppress insurrecton 20 panb
treason and rebellion, 20 seize and conscate the
o. Feees and Tor ether Purposes and nrayin prcrs.
.ast aid property and that the NAV De condemned
AMI solc a. enemies property
Nos therefore, IN pursuance n the noniiion ~ der thu
seal Of ad Coat directed aud delivered do here.
ey gvv public notice - all persons claiming said propsrt,
o. any part thereof Ia any interested hstcn
ths; they b. AMI app before the said the Di.,r,ci
Cpert II the Unl~d State be held the ciiy Of In
annapolis. IN and of the District Of Indiana he 81
Monday - February neNt Al ten eelck II the forenoon
OF tAai daN. then and there niefpose their claims
mfks TIER ale gstions ia that bshslf
D. q. ROSE L. : Marshal,
~ = BsaEto~. Deputy.
ioas " Rss. Cisfk fehs.dl4t
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Ms. WI. III GRyGe.
Dem >sr have for several wears been afflicted vi.
that Troublesome and a. Niger cisease Grave which
rcsisict all remedies ard d0.tor until took Constitution
Water. and yoa may ~ assured that wa exceedingly
Psa-ef Win he result Il has entirely cured me- and
yea may make any 81 nv you may see a. n re-
gar % he medicine. have entire confidence IN IT,
efficiency. loars truly. POND STkOSt,
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THESE FACTS ARE ENOUGH.

Iasfe noe' Of dscrse tha; produces such exhaust
''''s pm ne hnnHu constitution iiahsies and
" ~ me htoeNs Nsiisr aud Urinary Passage
- h.ukh ,a'-e noc ~ thsy nsge,ted until they
&C 20 advanced a. 10 be beyond the control Of oar,
rtmeiIes. and W. nre.sni fha ' y ''N'"@s
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DASvrlE, Pa, June 2, 1867.
nr. wa. II. t;RKec-D Dear Sir: IN February. 1851. I
was sniic ed With the diabees and tor iv, mouths
pa set more than two "a Of water In "a hours
wa. obliged TO get UP often twelve tines du
ring the night aid "a hve munts lost about so pound,
w weight During the month of July, 81, 4 procured
two bottles OF Constitute Water DAYS after
using experienced rchcf, and after ing Two bottles
was entirely cured, alter regaining my usual good
good health. YOUR, t:uIy.
J. v. l.. DE WITT