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The New York herald., 1863-10-17
p O s T S G r I p T
SATURDAY, OCT l7-s:6o A. H.
the WAR IN TENNESSEE.

The Pursuit OF Chalmers--sharp skfr-
uaish and Rout or the Rebels-Tho Ene-
my Driven sOuthwsrd, 60, 60.
MnYms Oct. IA, 1858.
oo'sue Hatch engaged Chalmers two mics south Of
BIbsa, and after three h0urs sharp skrmsh, drove
tbsn SOUTH He followed all day Tuesday skirmishing
every bour At last accounts he was sn engaging them
q the Tallehatchie river
CAno, Oct 10, 1853.
me Memphis Bwlkti~ says'-A company or rebels
ave been again conscripng near Union Depot, who at
the last had gone towards Brownsville
Another company Macon, Fayete county, ten
rallies from Union Depot On Saturday another party
went into Jennersville Among tho conscrpted is h. r.
Moseby candidate for Congress.
rebel leaders to meet at Poplar Cornors, Mad
county for the purpose Of making descent Fort
Pillow. IL is intimated that they could muster upwards
Of three thousand and battery. Preparations
arc boing made for their reception.
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Coror

upou the or Collin held an inquest yesterday
o.. 0oay =. Antolnctte Long, child three years
WIG killed by afall from four story window Of
'he res" snce OF her parents, 1l9 Broomc street.
-. UNKNOWN MAN DRow Coroner Colin held an in
quest yesterday upon the body OF an unknown man,
found drowned pier No East river Deccased
about thirty years OF age, and light sack
black pauis, brown vest, Congress CATERS, &e.
CRATER os AccpkSrs.-Csibarne Acker, Cermsn
woman eightynine years of age dangerously nnred
by alley gate falling upon her at 40 Grand street
Martin Clinton labcrer fell from the third story win
dow OF . building n Second street, y,
yesterday, and had ihrco Of his ribs broken Jacnb
Schultz, OF la Houston street, by Epgne
No. 3, In stanton street, and seriously injured.
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Jnphct In Sen rch of Hts Father.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

BRAtffAR Crrr, Ia, scp Y, ISdJ.
win you please give me little room IN your widely
spread paper, and possible help to fad my rea'lves
whom have not heard Of siuce tho Eary In the
spring OF 1851 left the town o Trenton oceda county
" Y, aud went TO Wisconsin, where enlisted aud
have hoard from home since loft. enlisted tho
10th day Of August 1851, IN the Eleventh regiment Wis
c0nsin Volunteers and N any or your readers th,rid
happen know hear OF the said family they Will DO
gront feyor by writing 10 OF their whege,bouts
and ohise your friend soldier,
HENRY 9. SAITH. Co l., Eleventh Wis. Nos.,
Gen washburn's ID vision, nerarimcnt q The Gulf,
Brasicnr City, LOUIS ana
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News from San Fra ncisoo.

IAN W.. NJ loOo
Arrived, Russian steamer GardamoOk, from Amoor
river.
Sailed steamer Oregon, for tho northwestern ports Of
Mexico, taking cargo Of mining machinery and mer
chandise for miners consumption.
There rs active trade with tho Interior Refined
sugar. ioc Isthmus butter. CSC. 3oc. East Boston
syrup, A5c. The leading mining stocks have de-
cned, under some stringency IN the money market.
Ophr, 81 900 81 800 per foot; Gould Garry, 400
$4,000
Harpending Ruhes and Great, the three parties GEN.
viced Of treason in attempting 10 sail from this port in
the pirate Chapman, sentenced 10 nteon years i'm
prisonment and fine OF ten thousand dollars, the i'm
prisonment to DO in San Francisco Til Congress provides
some other plaGe.
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WILLIAM BETTs, Gu
p.r.ov.,uut.,t,~.wce.

Hon Henry wilson, OF Massachusetts,: Judge Balloon,
Washington: Dr Ic,tsrman srd Capt. Corner. OF the
United states Army Byron sprague, of Providence K
and g. Van vasenburgh, q BATH, N ~ are stopping
at the Astor House
Gen sherman and Or r. IT. Ab'die, OF the United
States Army; Charles o. Wood and vile, o Torre Hsuie
W W Wilson and wife. of Milwaukee,. Capt W. G. Bur-
gess aud wife, of Connecticut II. U. A. bgtope, Of
1reaton, and J. T. BY ne o ~ Loss, are btppfins AZ
the Metropolitan Hotel.
CAPTAIN w Jones Coas, Pilot of tn United States Navy
arrived pcr Columbia fronr southwest fnss, Mississippi
river and is now stopping al the Warrington Hotel
Americans REGISTERED at cuns American Agency for
the two ending October 9, No ~ Charlotte street
Bedford square London, fngland--G. N. stmsm :.
Rogers Dr. T. T. Riggs View Jersey Ed. II III se Capt
W. p. nowner New York; q. I. Clean Cincinnati Cbas.
squire, George Harvey. 4. =. Daniels New York Mrs.
samuel Bovine, Miss kuy, staten Island Fletcher ur
ling II,rper. J. Henfv Harler, New YORK; w. Henry
y ruckiey. Manchester. n r.. i,na Goodwin. " I,
Hartford, Conn. y W prtan san Frarcisco; 7 r. Cald
YORK, Geo r. Bags WIN whsolwrgh,, Bis'cn, Mass.
J A uarsh. stewart c. Mssh. Jr New York Charles
scy mcur. OHIO Harrs'n. Nuyland = " osmon,
Hartford Corn p. Ricnlnond Keith. tcxlri " q. Whee
iscg Neibetrr- A. T.. iivnrstor Nev orleans -. br.
Jcrkrs rhiadeiphis y. Dusns, ~. Csrksn ghragni
III, nr Iii'ci1tn and ildy. srooSsn, y. taV, "
Charn lawrence Na-s.: &. l. cundh, Brooklyn, \. y.
Bsfnsu 1ro,rs qo,So Hnui.--Hcr .acsiys steamship
Adventure Commander Tethbrid.c sahed rom Rifbco
nu lilo iOth inst on her homewnrd pass &C. having
board Naor General ervanc. E,ya ~. ncers seventeen
officers and two hrndred snd twelve non commissioned
ofcer ard men from different corps serving 10 Canada.
These dctachncnis mainly composed u men whose
tenn o vice expired gc0y T. ola depcts n home,
invaids. 1hrre were also ~ uoa'a aecn ni'a,y
marty in afdton a. these the Adventure took out No
battery seventh BRIGADE Royal A,'ilcry, mrcssd ~
three oincers and eiFhty.hve commissioned ogice
erd tupners oreh her wh ci h'e'n women and twenty
rre children teorgirR the dcis aRcut 1bs trccrs
/ wcse embarked pn tridey.
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The Eurning or Wilson'S Cracker

Bakery.
FURTHER PRocEgpIHGs IN TIE CASE or MRS. LAR
KIN ON A CHANGE OF PEIcxBY--TESFiMONI OF
FIRE MARSHAL BAKER. Z
The examination of Mrs. Margaret Larkn, charged
with perjury on the complaint Of Mr. AleS.Nder simpson,
formerly connected with Wilson's bakery, ,yyas COM
mcncod before Justice Quaekoobush of tho aeasrs9n
Market Police Court, yesterday afternoon - a
The only witness examined Fire Marshal Baker, as
follows
Alfred f. Baker being duly sworn, deposes and says
] am Fire Marshal o. New York acquainted with
Mrs. larkin the defendant; The complaint here shown
sworn to before Justice bowling, the 18Th
day Of September, Is in my handwriting; after tAt
complaint was sworn 10 before the justice wsri1t
was issued for Alexander Simpson. John Wilson, william
Cameron, George A. Cameron, Jeannet,e Cameron Mary
Welsh, David II Brown, Lzzie Welsh and others: the
warrant was given to Sergeant Kelly who directed
z bring the parties belQre the magistrate, which was
dong @A's'0 vas Jsen nai sea Mi ''g SsI
Iarkin was again sworn beso -.rstn ~ .'pa.
took down the test mohy before the "a. 's..s ~ no
test mony as she gave it: II was read TO ne' -
gave III her cross examination appears 20 be oil aas
the COMPLAINT; the magstrate aiamssed thai rso,
plant
Cross examined by Mr.. DAILY. counsel for Mrs rarkn-
Wlron and others brought into by erseant
Kelly, acco Ding TO instructions from the magistrate;
tho complain. wos made by Mrs brkm Captain fennett
sent for 10 come 10 tho Seventh precinct station
house wect there ard llY!aiu,Bcunet, wy request
sent Iarku and her two rnlarcn; | then W.
~d TO examine into the origin OF this FIRE, and tooK
the depsitions OF AIRS. Iargin, her daughter and ber
time; CAPTAIN Bennett was present al tho time ard
heard their statements these dcposSas arc here now,
sttacLed 70 the complaint previous 70 that time Ia
about the iire DO iii kfsw that she lad made con
plant 70 CAPTAIN Bennett before sending f,r me. sT
oelne. Ing ymnsr ssl ssg neaIlrg was sca stpuea w
..r-x-- - - 'a'oo
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THE CTIONS

The Pcnnsyivania ElectIon-v0te Ter
Governor.
We give below the majorites in each county 10 Penn
syvana on the abernstoral ticket at the recent cleo
ton compared with the majorities given in $780, IL
VIII be seen that governor osrtn three years ago carried
thirty nine counties\ and Mr. Foster twenty six. This
year Mr.. Curtin has received maorites in thirty 1--we
counties and Mr. Woc Nward has carried thirty ONE
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city Intelligence.

EXPULSION or Professor McCuLIoucB FROM COLUMBIA
Cor1ror yoR DrcyArry.The Board - ,,... A. oo,m.
h,a Collere n, ,hois -. -, u ---Sct
S,iosi = sn' meeting on Thursday last, adcyted
the ,,s s preamble and resolutoni Getting Of
where Richard 4. accuiosch, A. NJ. Protossay 81
scnanics and Physics In TIL. rneso, has ~ ,e6sed ~
pos, OF duty and gone to the city OF andaed
hlpse iQ lAYss now N rseei sssioss the government
VI euo ,ns M rSa, ,hn . scse,
hesomsa, nrena std Richard g. McCullouch DO sd
nc ~ and d from the rroessorship aforesaid OF
s y, has" nytics, and that the said prcessorshp
DC INV eby declared 10 be vacant.
heso" d. That the of Richard s. NcCuloch be
suc from the list OF the professors Of this college, and
oe stating the fact and ground Of bis expulsion be
Z appended 10 his y 49,
Extract from the minutes
by order OF the Board OF Trustees.
HAMILTON FISH, Chairman.
| WILLIAM BE77s Clerk.
RroPEK 0rrnAINc HosrrrAr---Dr. Mark ste
phcnson will deliver the Introductory TO his twelfth
course Of lectures The anatomy pathology and treat
eu Of diseases OF eye nj the New York 0pthalmIc
Hospital, corner Fourth avenue and Twenty eighth
| street, this afternoon. a four O'Clock.
RIVER TmEvYs-- 0fcers Cornell and Blackwell, OF the
harbcr police arrested river thieves yesterday
ing about three O'Clock They had In their boat large
quantity Of roe nearly new, which be seen at the
iirst precinct station house. The thieves names are
Marx German aud Peter Kane.
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FAMILY rrARfxEr nnyrEw.

Washington Market just now IL vel lled With every
species Of provisions, meats, vegetables and irnts
The following prices Of the princpai articles ruled ycs,e
day
Roasting pieces Of beef. lac zoo. rcr To-. snrloin
seak 1gc n lsc cnnrse moaia. &c. l0c.; mnon, &c.
l2c. veal Zoe q lGc.. cDncd beef, 0c l2c. blcon,
lac iic3 hahn f2c itc sboeiicrs, ioc. al2, Lamb,
l6c isc: pork, 12c. rhicsens, lsc.; turkey &c E
ducks 2Oc 2gc. csglicwrrs;3 sic each potatoes. -
a itc per haf peck. tomatoes, PER quart, Co "a. =
lima beans SIC pcr quart. ouious So pei quart. cab
bsgcs, &c a ffc each; celery. ror bunch l4c. lec
Fi-b ard shell lsh IA large densnd. Hsiout "
aoid at Isc. 16c eola l2c lsc; herring, &c. e p
cod, 7c Sc. STRIPED boss. 0c alse porsel, Sc hic'
ush, 1oc 12c.. white n. i2c sea bass, loc. y ~
like bass, I2c ic per 10 pystcrs, 75c asi % pe lcc
cilms SIC 500. do h1-isheil crabs, 25c. a'ci ann
sollsheii do. ,sl ~ 20 per dozen.
Miscelsne1s4 articles are abort the same " AZ
week butter &c CSC. per h.; cheese i2c lsc per
ID eggs. ~ tor 2ic. ,. -. a.
Farn lady apples Juicy, rosy article se,l AZ lzc
DO per quart lsi rpplrs. 25c. SOC DO shie apQiee
2ic aanu do Duchess ieaIs, SIC. toc % iarueus b
on a season steele ere 2c, SOC 90 BurRula afs
a,c a g-c is Caiawba grapes, lcc 5Ic inbene
eraucs toc a lsc.. hDt house zranes, aOc 10 PER
H. ien,e,s 1sc J7c per snxcn. peaches, ~ tJssl -
nor bart.,' aniurcu a. 80 asa 10
Tho Rrssans pnrchssc quite extensively 10 NE irutno
every dsv and are e large proas 70 iss ycn
dere.
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.u,.,, co,l.ctior, IN the PARK.

THE DONATIONS OF LIVING MIMI ANiMahs " Az" fAHx-
VINO ApT THE poSoRs--FuRIHEV OBSERVATIONS
SOLICITED, ETC, ETC.
one Of the principal featos ss Of the Park @ ,nc present
time is the collection ~ birds ard quads dfeds. Although
II s but the .uclcus o. what is Intended to form tho
biological Garden Of New Yorx, still 1t Is larger than
would a, first be supposed by casual visitor as the
BIRDS are mostly scatercd about in the Rambe and on
the Lake. while the rabbits and squirrels are allowed to
roam about the grounds make their homes as near TO
nature as possible
Tho follow ing s list OF animals presented 10 the Park
NJ mo dana
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United state. District Court.
OnIttU Tsat'~ bsr'ss'' ,V'~'N'
FINAL DECREE OF DESTRUCTION IN PRIzf

Before hon. Judge Belts.
Ocr 1S--Th< Uniisd S.n e. y. The SonmD Prfrds and
Cr,co The United states District Attorney this day
tered a decree o dstribuon OF the proceeds Of the
cargo OF the above vessci amounting 70 the sum of
sss $50 81 The vesse still remains Va custody ~ tho
N.rphai IN appcai N The Grcut Court. be'ors Ron
I q Nelson. The vessels which share " ihs W zc arc
tAe S.snv1le Restless. Flambcau. and g. ". Blunt,
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wEfcH.--0n friday evening". october 10, alter long
ard severe illness Of raraysis tpssso Wstcr, hgsd %
years.
ha relatives and friends OF the family, those of his
SON Fdxard Hnd of bis brother n law, John v. Jones
gro ressesi uhy invited 70 attend the iuncrs rofn fa
lac fescncc 80 Henry street ndsy sitefnuon AZ
ifsrohr DsaGi s,s S,v,nGs Fcss.l
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+ H e N Av Y.

Ihs stsan sloop sf-war Brooklyn wss raised % Ne
great sectional dock the foot II Rutgers street, East
river. ON Thursday afternoon, IN one hour and hvs
minutes large Of citizens were present 70
wsnsss ths effort. and douby paid for their VISIT
for the enthusiasts cheering Of the workmen employed
on the several dry DOCKS and the hosting Of coors ON
she warehouses and shipping the vicinity, announced
the arrival Of Commodore Farragut Tho Brooklyn. dur
Ing the attack on and capture OF New Orleans was the
flagship Of the "Od Saamander and received there and
during engagement with rebel ram at the mouth OF
the Mississippi injuries OF such serious that she
viii have to undergo extensive repairs tho hands Of
Messrs. jacob A. Westervelt Sons. Every facility will
be afforded our citizens TO thoroughly inspect the
but stl magnificent ship Captains Belts and Nc
Cormack aving sgnhed their intention 10 remain at
tendance during her occupancy Of the dry dock.
THE ERICssON IRoN-CLADs.
The following rs list Of the ironclad vessels OF
course construction from the plans Of Captain Ericsson
Their condition whereabouts II deemed best not TO
kvx ab,,l,p foru,.
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In ADDITION 70 the above the Park authorities have
purchased several animals " different descriptions,
includug One rair Of black The Park
thorcs will only Sc too happy 70 add 70 their collection;
bit the want OF funds will AZ present prevent them from
making any large purchases Our citizens who now on.
iov the bless of ,he Park will do well 20 add their mite
In the way of contributions ~ choice snas At for srch
purpose Many small donations have helped 10 make
the Park what IL is and others will AID the completion
OF H.
large collection of Photographic slereoscopc views
have recently been taken OF the Park including the
birds &C. by Theodore n. Rcchc amateur artist and
are certainly the finest set ever collected The act "a
compssci 4 about one hnrnrcd and hfty iiNrrent
views enbflcns nearly The whole " The Park w sec
tons tie arches lake scenery NC. they are intended
for general elrcslaiioa sbep completed.
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"e" HupsoS, N. Y, Oct To- io'-
o0 T. puner of putchess county was I,a1y ror senator
JON. non,na,ea by the Union Convention '0'
rom the twelfth Senatorial district.
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Baltimore & Ohio r. r.

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OFFICE BALI. l. ONO RAILROAD Co.. !
Wheeling Station, Aug.9. 1863
ON and after Monday night, the 10th of Au gust
~ the assenger trains will be run by the fol-
lowing schedule:
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1853. FIRST sroo X. 1863
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL!

! The undrdsaed takes pleasure In announcing to
his friends and customers generally, that he has just
returned from the Eastern CITIES, where he purchased
e sas r aIs ana ana R4ss ssssasy s. os
err with handsome assortment of FANCY NOTIONS
ever offered IN this market, and he confident his
stock for Elegance Style and Variety, cannot be sur
eheny mountains Ny stock consists in part Of the
following articles: @ i-c - no..
NG1l11norv GOOD ~
$500 yards plaid and plaid Bonnet Silks and Aaroe-
mes, in al leading colors.
$50 pieces black and white silk Blond for Millinery use
200 pieces Brussels and Gimpure Laces for dress trim
$50 pieces Paris Chilling, for dress trimmings.
Also. Bugle Trimmings, and other leading styles Of
Large stock of Lace and arenadine Wells 2,
1000 Bonnets, all Of the latest styles.
1000 English, Swiss, Straw, Braid, Willow and Chip
Hats, for ladies and infants, ofthe latest styles.
lsHAKERS-A large lot, ofthe best qualities only
$50 dozen Of Ruohes Of the latest designs.
800 boxes Artificial Flowers, of the most beautiful
| 1000 pieces Bonnet Ribbon Of the best styles.
1900 black silk vevst best and al wdsh;
500 DOZEN Coates. best all widths '0''
| 500 Skirt Binding, best quality.
| 500 gross Dress Buttons. .g ..-.....
100 F." Brass and Steel Buttons.
ESQ dozen plain and rufaed Collars.
$500 pieces Nos Ribbon, Corded edge all colors.
1900 pieces from No. to l6 plain mantua and satin
/
| Ribbons, of all colors. .tl q
$50 dozen Ladies and Gents Gloves and Gauntlets.
| 90 dozen black Glk and mohair Mitts. ore
| 200 dozen Ladies white and colored Hose. @
loo dozen Gents white and colored H Hose N
800 dozen silk cheniel Hair Nets Of latest designs
A LARGE LOT OF SPRING sHAWLs cLoAKs
IS dozen Hoop Skirts, white and dark, of the lates
/ and most appropriate styles.
10 dozen Bamorals suitable for spring and summer
wear
40 pieces black English and French Crap.
| pieces white English and French Grape
100 dozen hem-stitched and embroidered Linen Hdfs
| 40 dozen Gents Silk Handkerchiefs.
| ALARGE LOT OF TRAVELLING BASKETS.
Also very large variety Of articles entirely too mum
srous to mention, all of which will be offered WHOLE
SALE or RETAIL at very small advance.
Country Merchants and Milliners
Are respectfully invited to examine my stock befor
purchasing elsewhere, it is advantage to any buy
er to examine Goods and learn prices, 1t will saw
many dollars to persons purchasing Goods in this city
Remember the old stand, No. 141 Main Street
Wheeling, West Va. M. RHEINSTROM.
Wheeling, June 20, 1867.
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most adyan-
watered and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened on this line and its connections and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg,
resting, choice is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock
New York-(via Allentown and with fewer changes
than any other.
ENoCH LEWIS, Gent Superintendent, Altoona,
Pa.
L. L. HOUPT, Gen'l Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
81. II. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent, Phila.
delphia' augl:t
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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE

Do you rise with coated tongue mornings, with ba
taste IN the mouth and Poor appetite for breakfast
Do you feel when you FIR get up 50 weak and lapeu
you can scarcely get about Do you have di,Iinss
in the head at times, and often dullness with hca
ache occasionally Are your bowels costivo and irrsp
ular and appetite ehanseaelel Do you ren up win
feel fulness after eating, and sonsness when IA,
stomach Is empty Do You have heartburn occasion
allyl Do you feel low spirited and look on the Gaa
side Of thingsl Are you not unusually nervou, 4
hmesi Do YOU not become restless and often Law unit
midnight before you can 90 to seep and then al tine
don't you feel dull and sleepy most of the time
your sn dry and sealyl also sallowl In short is not
your life burden full of forebodngs! Now these an,
the symptoms generally present, but not always all d
them, and there are thousands who suffering daiy
from them, and we pledge ourselves in from three o
i've prescriptions, to drive them all away and COZ.
petely cure the patient, changing their whole physs
and mental nature, and thus mako LIE blessing IL.
stead Of burden. We ask those who have tried uua
tired and discouraged to gvo one fair trial asd "
candidy can do Just what Is above set forth 7vtro
prescriptions, and we in that time satisfy as NOS
incredulous. We call special attention 10 our SnQ.
invaluable treatment In the above diseases "T~gy,
Oh things"
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Stocfyell Eso

70 The following letter is from the wife Of II !
stoctwell, ESQ:
New Philadelphia, Dec. ST. ,sG!.
DE-. sHANNog:--Dear Sir, desire to express TO 80
the deep gratitude feel for the great bsnsft have
so much reduced with frequent bsumorrbsgo Of d.
lungs, that had almost despaired Of recovery, and
bad become evident TO all my friends that without
speedy relief could not long survive. commsn2.
with your treatment on the LIST Of July, 1861. Dursi
the first months treatment began 10 perceive tn
the hermorrhage was much less frequent, and great
diminished IN quantity; and from that time forward
have had no hemorrhege, and now enjoy better hsat
than have Tor several years. At the commencsmss
Of treatment you only gave me 10 bop
for restoration to reasonable degree OF health ~
expectations In this respect have BEEN more than real
lied IL this should meet the eye Of any afflicted az
was, can with great confidence recommend ygg;
treatment as one OF great efficacy.
Mrs. L. z. sro0SwELL.
ss2-1y r. o..
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LUNG DISEASE.
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, BRoN
CHlTIS, ASTHMA, THROAT DIS
EASE, &C., &c.

We call especial attention Of persons afflicted VII
those diseases to the fact that we have an almos.
lately discovered. We have succeeded In restonr
cases Of this kind in few months who have been Ts,
cd ior years to no effect and others are now uDae
treatment and are rapidly being restored In ic,
use their own words, thoy say they feel themsslye
coming up every day. We do positively claim tia
there no case so far advanced but that we can t
and make more comfortable, and prolong life and III
most Of cases can be successfully cured if taken in
Mnd OF time Remember that this Is an age Of u
provement and remedies are boing discovered that d
arm disease Of many Of its terrors We invite tho,
who are threatened or have any form OF Lung Dsess
70 give us one trial, when We can provo all we bH
said in the above.
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SALT RHEUM AND SCALD HEAD

We claim positively 70 cure every case OF these d,
eases. This is positive fact, and will pledge ogi
selves to give $50 to any Of the kind We
cure, and we generally cure with two prescription
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FREIGHTS.

By this route Freghts of all descriptions can be
warded to and from Philadelphia New York. Boston,
Baltimore, to and from any point on the Rail Roads
of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
or Missouri, by Rail Hoad direct. ~.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers by which Goods can be for
warded to any port on the Ohio Muskingum, Ken
lucky, Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and at
Cleveland, Saadusky and Chicago with Steamers to all
Ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transporta-
ton OF their freight to this Company, can rely with
confidence on its speedy transit.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road at all times favorable as are charged by
other Rail Road Companies.
BE particular to mark packages "via Penn'a
Central R. R."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
to or address either Of the following Agents of the
company:
D. A. Stewart, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
Clarke Co., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh.
a. w. Brown & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
R. c. Meldrum s. Co.. Madison Indiana
J. z. Moore, Louisville XIV.
W. NJ. Altman, Evansville. Ind.
R. F. Sass, st. Louis Mo.
Clarke Co., Chicago, III.
j. II. McColum, Portsmouth, o.
McNeely Montgomery, Maysville, ny.
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