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Sherman on Certain Exchanges
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EFFORTS TO REPOSSESS
ATLANTA.
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Latest Southern News

THE TRUCE AT ATLANTA.
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GEN. PRICE THREATENING
LITTLE ROCK, ARK.

Louisville, September Is.-G.ncEal Forrest
crossed the Cold Water ON Monday last, ana
camped within fifteen miles Of Memphis.
General Marmaduke, with 1000 men, Is across
the ST. Francis intending 10 invade Missouri,
General Price is threatening Little Rock,
General SclOaold and Brgad.cr-G Gen, Spaagrc
arrived here from the front tonight.
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AFFAIRS IN RICHMOND.
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VD1RsT-CrAss BOARD WANTED, BY A
II 49,, ~ An location west ol hhOAD
street and north on sPRUCE. Address BOA i'Vi'F'" :"
9-lg-aT
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Etc, Etc, Etc, Eto.. Eto.
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a rirnte on lhe nanI.. OF Vow ronnhl and

H|IIflIV UT tiIV Vt NJ " TV'II1I
BosToS, September l9.-The schooner VI h.
SHith arrived at Bernsy on saturday, reports
that she spoke, Sep pcmher 7, Ia latitude a, 40.
longitude 81, 80, the fishing schooner ". N.
L0reN. The latter reported that when twenty
mits 20 the eastward she saw four or five vessels
on fire. ana that there was pirate on the Banks,
and that he Immediately got under weigh to
nsrMnn.
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PRICES OF STOCKS IN NEW YoRk.

NV \ OHk, oGpfem0er IY.-St0cks are tirmer.
Chicago and Rock Island. lO7A; Cumberland preGerrei
Ga II inuis teuir1, ~ DO. bonds 8t; Reading. lS
Hudson ENgr lliHs Canton Co 39l YrginiA 6s, 60;
Mis- Ou bs 90; Que Noar teuincaes gta Tire aaury 1905
uu; TunF FOrtys gst Five Twenty Coupons lIO4 Re,
listorCd Is flt6s i20; Gold, 226.
Quotations Of Gold at the Philadelphia Gold
Exchange, No "a S. Third street, second story -
% A. M........22i II M...........226
II a. M..........2233 p. M..........2 .2254
Market strong.
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Rebel View of the Situation.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE

STATE or THERNoBRrER To DAr.-SiN A. NJ,
C4. Noon, TO- One p. NJ. 20. Wind, ". n. W.
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REBEL MOVEMENTS IN THE
SOUTHWEST.

FORREST NEAR MEMPHIS.
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PIULADELrHlA STOCK EXCHANGE ALEB, SEPT
Reported BY Clarkson b Co., Brokers, Me- I2l s. Third


$50 T. s.5.2Os ......ll0 go sh Globe Oh 49,
slG.tO do. coup On.lO3E COZ sh Dalzell OIL. ~
SUOV 5. .lu-iJs...... % 30 sh sen Nav f@<t
fl51U 4. :. 6s, H.....lU84| 4 sh Leigh scrip. *'
Sl3OC city IS. new. ln6 90 sh Susq. Cnl. $50 ~
90 AlCgh. Co "a. .bJ. 80 100 dc. b}O ipy<
SHtO penna js........ - 200 sh do ...... go 1Ss{
$500 Sis Can DDS &c 50 sn Lehigh q n N. l7gS
5000 thil. & ErleG is nv. ih Cam g. Am... tjS
$50 sh Creek Coal. rs 100 sh Phila Ere.... %
goo sh Roberts ........ loo sh irwin OIL. .bU
100 IN NabcN Del 60. u 280 sh Eg1ort Ol..... 3ik
20 sh Preston Cual... 80 10 sn Mc Jhntock 80. GE
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Marma5uke to Invade Missouri.
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We have received files Of R,,hmond paper,
covering dates TO the l4th instant but they ar.
barren Of important news. The following eN
tracts are fiom the EraHuler Of the lItu .-
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Richmond Local News.

Prisoners of war to che Number OF fltecu or
twenty were received at the Libby yesterday from
Abingdon, Virginia
At the Castle the usual melaage Of prisoners
were received deseTtcrs negroes, Confederate
offenders, &c. The Confederate States Poniten
tiary at Salisbury, North Carolina eNerts a
6alutary drain upon the Castle, and keeps down
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-INIPORrATIONa. -

MEMORANDA o
Brg Abandon Noler, hence Al Peuialnbueo IAN ult
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gum Gpoe betribt. Oai3 Iie biSweilen NIT
tIefetn Atbsm3iiJen bel tbrer miitterli6en
Sor9e iiber ben 6lub binweSldaute, Der 10
lanFt uno friuIeluo, ais tpiBte ct ui6ts bon
Innerlt4en Stiirmem in Ieinen llfern babiu
noute, ca8 forte Niemanoen in 1einem
@Ilde, olIp erlaubte iie Ii6 biele fleine,
IGmer6Iibe slbweihuns ron Der 6eael uno
lteB ibr AuSe brrtbin i1peifen, mp tbr Ser,
meilte. Die Spnne 1treute ibr aplpeneS
Wtcr9snlidt ouf Die Wellen Rleine belo>
oene &6bne l9wammen NIT QBiubeseile
ltrpmab uno Die &uDerer rief fen It9 Elm fr6bz
lihes WUrt oes @ruBes 3u 6in uno wies
Der talthte Elm Ss9el auf bas bon tunoiaer
9ano Selenft, cine Sole bon fabelbufter
SeIeinbtit pfetlSeidptnr pen1 StrCllt entaeoen
trieb 6enrlfe 9tuBte Oiele tleinen fabr3eHoe
onr4 etn ianfte8, beifalltgeS 0ihelu. GS
maren gOrtIenicllen. ste famen Bon 6ams
burg, mo- lie BON BalIasieren 9emietbet, ais
Uttttel elmer beI9leuni9ten 0ieie bienten.
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maht, lpie tie Der Wtutter SpuDfen Ia0te,
9ln8 Tie binauS nad rem 8lei6plate, um
IN Der raltlcIen Gbdtiateit Gle buptmcn Sc.
UHileu 6u peTICelperl,
9tlt gu fleibig, oturits, meinte Die W1uts
ter Sans tcpfi9attelno liter Den gifer eeB
lan9en MaphenS Nber 6earite ippllte nur
9ern alletn iein, benn ieDee Mprt idmer3te
Hno oerlttte lie, mas be Trou an bIeIsm
Wtprsen gu ibrem N6be lpraG. Sic faln ii6
ielblt 10 9erin9. 10 erbarmIt9 unp 10 pera1,
tet por, leltoem lie, 9sDsmiitbi9t, i'm @intel
bar WpbnItube bort briben In cSan's 9ube
per9eblld auf isine 8e9ruBuug qepartet
bate, naB ibr bic 9ippen 3uften, UNI pas
9Sort gu lpreden: SD wtll fort.pon Sud-,
Die Jbr Ic6mItbs nit zen gprnebmen Der.
tebrt, ais ipdren lie gure8 @lei@sn = id
mill fort pon @ud
Tim nun tiele GtpSe ou' ni6t ebsv 5ur
@rSrteruna fcumen ;u Ia1Ien, bis IS 3eit
Jet, Sin9 lie binauS, no lie alleiu nit ibrem
9rolenoen S4msr5e mar. Gum arbeiten
mar lIe ia gut 9enug, unb pab lis es uulipnf
THAT CAB tbt etn belonberes Selbltsenieer.
9etrsult9 fam ne ibren iiberncmmenen
Pfi9ten mad uno, renn Iis, pieaei tt talD.
6as 9aus serties, 70 iplten ite cS al5uIam
uen IdOn merten, CAP lie fir prei gearbettst
bate. Sei Der Grbeit brauben in @pttes
freier, friider 9uft mubte es ibr wpbt merpen
unb od lie meirte, poe Die 2angemeile Elm
melt 9efdbrli9srer @eIelI6after fit Elm be-
oriidteS 9er5 irdre, ais man eisentt6 0laub
te, 10 na4te lte mittlerweIe l6pn gang ernIt>
baft raruber na6, mas e8 pchl nod Ia
l1affen 9dbe i'll Ger 8irtttHaft. @ 81
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{futllttOu,
Sulitn0f.
Sine grjdbtuns ous benz S f.
leben NIB 8hr9erftanbe.
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ieli9en Con fIitte seipuBt ? fraste 0ucilte
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benz &rpfe = bdnst benn nidt pas Slid
meineS 2ebenS = Die Gube meiner sanSen
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elm @esenltanb allsemeiner 9iebe 1T, Der als
Elm Wulterbilo reiner Sitts gilt, ni9t absez
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mir einen 6tn9sr6siB Ssben fSunte--!
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mitroeDollem @rnIte
gSir lpiiien niGtS meter, tpie Du, a5er
unlers Gater8 eOIer Sinn sorantirt uns Iet.
ne8 Sette.S Sdulp.
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Sid orIine GraEfheit.

tan ber irrsseltitete untluse Singing ausnttt ba1
Ct tet Sei Sier bmer,b1iten SranEbe init aussnUM.
mex Bat 10 setisbt t b44s taB Gin uuettiseS Samse
fItl pstr bic 8urbt Gnteednr3 ibn abitrtdt id
ene u er6ea, aui met tr III Get3e br:r @r3e9ana unS
Gufn M E.a GeHsn legen fGs nsS
ie 3. stn NIT Geidp.p entjr. rails, tine b0e
Waie @mer TN Scpfe uns IN eea @llrrn, As1ahme teS
@ei6ts Saubbrt ausr DIE Fer SaIt Enpen All een 8e.
nb arntfn 5nneu i'm @eltts unp al ZEN @ytremitI-
ten @ steen, no tann fisie ebtl nit elmer ireclieR
Sanelstett boz 1 6rttten, BIS ;ulest her Saen unh
h Naeninpten eini91ena has Sper brr frdtden Srant
btt eiu @eaenitdrs res Aeiss rs uub Ger Eps etntn
i9retlHen 0eioea tabrb Elm @nhe ma6t bas tbn rad
tenem 2aaee lrius ppn tein Rtiisnter Surdtebrt
Us 1T cine trdursr StGiafs, blS Gauente seisr frrht
barren Srantte stm OVER fallen, tn 8plse Der llnse d
lt6te unrilenee prdbler me6s hurd Nnweuhuns ieaea
tden Stites tsS Re tur3 bic Gcnutipn rerniten anh
ben Ns 6es yekenS IN etn slenees Qaien perMaMeen.
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~ Sfftee: No. z Sab'8rebertdItr. :,
Ikben E6iren prn 8alttmpreItr., Gffltde Sette,


itateb hes finsliGen Q2Qts s5 Ter Dunbirit In Con.
bpn rasurte einsS reu meeisini6tn @eutsita etr
fr Staater eer ben eros betl etneS 2ebens tn ben
spitalern 2snesn paris gbtldeeIpAia WnS aneeren
Sdhten iueebra bat etntse Der Tuneebaren Seluneen
rpnenbet ben telen fte @efthte her Neetsn NETS. I'm
itltse 9ettube tie an Gbrenauen Nsrc6t uno anhersn
Rranfseen ltn ipe y. aud. Die BET pl6Sliten &C.
rlu&en ST tr erefen bic gu EFT errStben bel strnatn
EleEtatetteE U. 1 v. MGreen aNafnblidli4 aehetlt.
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pfirnNere III btah:en !

Or Srbndcu ttetet agen Nenen fsne 6lfe an tstht &
burs ipIte eebsimr unS naturli Geta unb R6rser tr
f6reRre e Nr6ttt bic 0eafdne bic Ge unfzbia
ltadenee Saifer aeIhra6t baben. E31< -
es ne eintse ber traureen unb tetas sensNertbe EsI
sen tcr riben @errbRbetten res 9aers GtYv de i'm k
tss unb BEN @lieftrn SmerSen i'm Rcp hri6e beS s.
6ts, geriMf ber Stu tttra 6tr;tlOptn nelkSe aruht
Wtdstn1wdde unrrenuHs cer TertauaHss-Grsane a1ses
nse'ne GRttrdftune, Spmstpme Der SG~tneig9t
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!0errenEletDer.a aDell,
asea'Srattgrase go. 5s 2 is'1S a,,'s5.s..a SSsA

aeesssra4tarase ssO sss EnS 3ssA'
ggeiaea seebrteH Srenn5ea nno eem paotttnn ntsGe
bieruit Bic azAeias. bas i6 sGs loon eit 3abrsu en-
sers ete etGbIirts Ge@df i6esncasren babe aub bes
aTubs en re65etiSss 2asr son 3Snea iOti6 sear5st-
seten Eesgensioesn nee S5aepu 81 ben siiseE Bret
ian oerGtsis Enlteu nab aR iOlc af SeennHs oAferS
iiasp Sssse etss fr SBnterrS6e NIB SOIsn5eass tn
Sen Geg4eu ane 81 Suen Preien. - Gerner cine gllss
aS stsseuiAtr.s @sgde Sc, iels aae IN bieTes See
eiuiGIAesHbe drtttsi.
~ are 9easGuueea tCeebsh prOurpt, btIlGs uuf
sHsseIter SrSf angefertist usrbeu.
81. g. @atfeg.
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GuuGrQ ute.

been 9euten petr In Der Sue lernen uub hsrsn Tr
sen iie aandtt ipiirtu ieIbn int Stla eurt Yelutir
neA bic msnn nnsetbeift, bic Gle unmtel MAIDEN llnb
R0tper unb eit ,erf6ren fouten oOrt sie nsttiln
It tPun. Splte 9trcnen nltu tt i tintteeu h ie
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tesenfen tas t esurteT Gsi une elm selsr aerrsr t
ncthmenct9fsn Grlorrerniile sir t?s1tn (9l ic tef
ne Sa phRe tie wtre e Nce res 2ttIne sr triurigen
Ytget1trt DIE Nuen eee xeb ~ uscgrfintcTn lid Ct4e.
lid une he eele soro erers 2,ei ,iytihura ue me-.
lan6rIiden @strlbtun9fn, RAJ ny eit 3rtueu nlcpc
&beere 6eEtsesn oer>peletrt lnp H-.i uf#
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3Gr uatero ufuss bsr Quodia.bsrsi stablirt.

Scr cin;,c p:os II her sRht, 100 iidsrs,
Ihnetle uup i it:jt.1;c j(i - IN
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0siftA

Die fbrsdbtten 98irtunssn te8 9oterS nb ebr so fr.
ten. 8erluf bes GtsdbtnisS 8ermirrpns ter Sheen e.
brGGtte Der @sifeetass, b0e Nbnun9en Nsneteuns
Der 1eS.ubaft, udt ra6 Gnamtee, Wlistranen sestn
ha ielb Jn9tiamtett U. N. tne tnse Der i&IiTnltn
6pIse
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aebcirucu GrauFbeiten

9eGcttacu GrduFbeiten
etmat rertea ais Ca Tno: 3eusunssunibtsttt S6paSe
III be 9tuden ntS CEN e9iecern gntnbnnstn bsr Rerts
ure Saie, Sadmtner aieBuu9e pGAe eer NerSen, 1fA-
senitwade Wtattt9tst NeeerSedlaaentett Serfantes-
f6pdde 6ersrpeL Sdi6 terntett, 3ttern Nueeni6p6he
S6ptnttl Srpflbmer, Gntsaneuu9 / o Salies Der gaf
Der 4unee, bs8 ARaeenS ser 9inaewcee aRer ertr
eite itren GpItr stdsrtber Sf aIs her etrtSsn Ge.
fang BEN @eiIbrten tf5 l!9Ise terruben nns gcnn nt
ieittS ssfet @trhfn hre aaneurlten rtrnt-
ten SGpaHe Ter 9cnfttuton terrcrertnan hie Gte unN
moai6 MAIDEN u6 jultst ZEN S6rpe une Stnn lerfSreR
9ua5. N>d nsr,
ktirnbers mshs RE oyer n' atsimsn CATERS sewOrbsu
reiS Wett ,ts trtabeucn leIsnte entmt1clten
8erfdneeStaIte nit Gem Dcunr ctr @creatamtsi se1 St.
nat be9eiert uno Ger etr btdntnee Zone snrdt tastn
pRreta, M1DssH fh mit pcaim Sertrauen rdtfn.
% i ;rAt5 = pfvonfn.
pttr SOldr rflte 5 Al ctrteiratht b,atR8hsem uub M
Stpider S6rate Deer cnes aNperen pnee Mites kwust
inb. lp1ten unperiSljb 0r. 9 bnFrH ~ Ratbe 3tefen
4ge 5nerniiis 6tsea he ts ptrFit roer feitse Ser
ratang Reisbar, osz ne osn tern une S6rd&t, Oesr
6 G{b5piuns Ter sre6tthiten Irt cerben fbrel fnrtr
Dereni1e peldtv etr SebGpelura uub Rurlpree bon
Or. ctnitrn unierteh iaHn ibR ais nsm Gtrtnnianat
pbns gur9t b ancsrtrdaeH uns lhpsri&t aaf us drst
ibe 9sbidlicnfett serlGhfE.
OYgoniid; Gtbrpat.
sb unprsus getetlt unb Bic Scue Srat itets ttrse.
eu Dties furGt Yei en- pcits eas 9tbeu nnh
bic G6t ana Na6irnmenItait unm6eb ma9t ia,ot tas
9prs Oerer he ibren 9eien6afn unEsioxnen frStneH.
Surse 2tute nb W eit ;u Ius8refunsen seReiet retl
fe eersn Toieen ntd senaa tenRen Obgtt ne aud eur
StrureN Nsttriblasen i'm Sarn, Stetn unb anhsse u-
a6en ensben iann 10 Ia He bc retatnteils cine gelse
ees Wtsbrdu5eS Der eetlaen Greane Her aber Htu eS
au9xeu has Ike sra str GrieusaHs cher DentH sers
mtrh bic M bstm6en saeern ersebsr, als srn Denen
ft bd Setfe fne.
80 Sfftee: No. z SIb.6rebertdRr.,
ESsben E6area prn 8alttnprstr., Gfflthe Sette,
Die Stufen binauf
gldn merle Tt ytameu unb Sausuumnttr Senn rnrtNen-
be unb trueere Natnd1er brtriebene unb StriHenefe
GuadaIttr, S1utftder Stitfewi6ier, 6trasenretnser
unb Qampenpnser l. 10. nttnen Bb resem1btee Nerjtt
unb Iaurn on9ereu BON Dr. Ssbnfens 8uf In Ger Ribt.
RS. Muc Byist mullen ttntn pnf-5tamp entbalteu.
Gjns 43fi!u ) "a = s 3ea 3uaeH@ctt.
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DR.. Johnston,
aItinnre SoG.9pfpitsI.

rcr e;n;j.,e 4yjt, ,oslder aa; ).
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Is gift Wce prlsi us uutee,,,.ties Guad]alttr
meihf ireRt5 gittS ben ai'e NJ, e.pirns Intn-
ft1lmgcn trp'itH SFGtdty. Stietmihi.r ypmpenrnBer
fsten auat fer eeie lien td ser 4Retj;n FEM rts-
tti9Fen %srnft rtcintteu. I'd tT cteind;f fssitete
Zen (b aerdNaen bic cuuefeit QGcr relfe u-alufIt.
DER Wft III tire Sass femmen bsrtus Cbieen ruini.
ten &r. Schrupn hit ,tt bhalb fur nrttpeneta An
pAtnen tefCree5 tTr cIh mlh init einem Nufe unbs.
tannt s eas fsre Ss3ltsanscn 0tplrmt beidnsis
IN leiner Sits IisleA.
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3r Scrnen III Ter in.ee, re8elndss eebilsete NrJt
wedsr bic stlun5 opn eeien &raufr item n;eBt Seine
Attel nh Sebaneluis no autn 9nssten gdnsIid uute.
tennt Or III beranaebileet enen 2ebef reldrs In
cen er5st:n Spip6lern @ucpas Rem eren HseS 9dt
fss tnbtddteo ndmlG: grslanb arantseid pub in hem
Bpdsp bon Ebabeptd u !. 10. nnb er bat ae ausssbsbn'
tere @rnytS, ais 60e Gnbtrta Merjte hr Q9el t}t4 u
Der, pslter n terpRe9e beS Dr. Jcbnfpn aubeiM Stbt
EaAs M certraue ao itsne Gsre ais ann unS et1e @e.
F@idRdtetats Mr3t ar. assgr3 la ->al
{17- Of{ice: SO. g Slb.grebertdRregt, IirGtx
SanS bon Baitmcrsfr., nebtn bet .@rDeittrtaGe."
Ganttrdulbeittn wtrhen lmnsu asbsiIt.
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Glorreidbe Oaa1ritBtem fir s1lle I!

06tblt witbtiq fir Serrcn unb Samelt.
Sds erldube mir, meinsn Breumbtn unb Be-
fannten anSuSeiseib baB ib ipeben Spu NemgJprt
Surufsctpmmen bin, nit elmer srpBen Yarthte
gBaaret melde i'd ie6r billig etnsefauft babe
unb merSe SieleIben aud mieber iebr btat9 abe
seben. '..-e .4'43.7i 7
I Sd bin lebt iter3eust, ba6 itb billiger Ssr~
faufe ais Elm onberer SGnittpaarenbanplsr III
Baltimore, I'm ,tstne 6rennbe nnp 8CltllnleT ca~
BON gu IberSeusen, perbcn bieieleen DC ente
babeu, mir Srsuiprt6en, rann wtrp tn 9emiB
BITE Sad1e auSfinrc1t.
Sd babe be bette 9tuswabl in @alieps, Nfnss<
lin, aleiberitofTe, GlaneaS, cine 9rpRe Muswabl
in Seibenaeuaen ldwarSe ntb bere Garten,
bubIde llnterrDde fir Dameu, unb lberbanpt
bunberterlei anbere Waarert, tpelde i6 lebr bile
lia serfaufe. Man SerseGe ben Qaben unbstuns'
nter ttttt. f9ilrg
91uutnter Is Slt 9nItimpre-Str., 6rpnt~
nnb 8altin,pre>Str.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-09
A. JOHNSON.

THE CHEMISTRY OF MEDICINE. Among the special de-
lights which have richly repaid visit New Eng
land was the inspection 1t privilege to make of
DR.. J. c. Aver Co.'S Laboratory at lowell. Altho,
we knew by hearsay, that II large yet we were
prised when into view Of its real magnitude
and still by the extent and complication truly
immense business The whole massive structure is in fact
vast chemical laboratory in which the processes
this wonderful art are constantly going on. Mgdico-
chemical science has found that the curative ropertcs
of any substance exist In some one or more of its compo-
nent parts. Thus the remedial effects of opium are due
solely to the morphia it contains, although this is but
onceightecnth part of its weight; the other seventeen
parts gum eXtractve and inert offensive
Dr. Ayers system separates the medical properties OF
each substance employed, and here shown the
processes by which the ciFtues Of each remedial ag
chased through the alembcs until they come out
completely pure at last These concentrated purified
medical properties, virtues, finally combined to-
gcter to produce the remedies which have made them
selves reputation for unrivalled excellence all over the
world Not only does the Doctor disciam all secrecy in
his art and explain every process ard every particular
but he maintains that this the only process by which
the people be supplied with the best possible RENE
dies for the treatment Of disease The formula by which
his remedies made published in the medical orr
nals and have been presented 10 large part of the
medical Faculty OF the United States and are constantly
sent by mail to such physicians apply for them
Duly Chronicle, San Francisco.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-09-09
q. T=lSGO.-x.

PERSONS OF sEDENTARY HABITS TROUBLED
with weakness asstude palpaon Of the heart lack Of
Appetite distress after eating, torpid liver, constipation,
&C., deserve to suffer IL they win try the celebrated
PLANTATION BiTTERs,
which are now recommended by the highest medical au-
thorties, and warranted to produce immediate ben
ecal effect They arc exceedingly agreeable perfectly
pure, and must supercede all o,her toncs where
healthy, gentle stimulant is required.
They purify, strengthen ana invigoratc
They create healthy appetite.
They are antidote to change of water and diet.
Trey overcome effects of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasma.ic and intermittant fevers.
They purify the breath and acidhy OF the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong the languid brilliant and
are exhausted natures resorer They COMPOSED
the celebrated Caisaya bark, winersreen, asssras
roots and herbs, all preserved in pure St. Croix RON
For particulars, circulars and testimonials around
each bottle. .a --.-a...
Beware o; imposers. Exsmine every bottle. See that
it has D. s. Barnes Signature on our private u s. Stamp
over the cork With plantation scene and firm sigma
ture fine steel plate engraving side label. Sec
that our bottle is reed with spurious and decteri
ous stuff We defy any person to match the or
character Of goods Any person pretending 60 sell
Plantation Biiters by The gallon in bulk Is mpos
ter We sell only in our log cabin bottle. Any person
Initiating this bottle or eliis snyother material there
in whether called Plantation Biitefs not is criminal
Under Che L. S. Law, and win be SO prosecuted by u.s.
We already have eye two parties filing oar
bottles &c, who will succeed in getting themselves info
close quarters The demand for brakes Plantation Bit
tiers from ladies, cergymen merchants &c. perfectly
Incredible The simple trial of bottle the evidence We
present Of their worth and superiority They are sold
by all respectable druggists, srocers bysicnns hotels
saloons, steamboats, and ttntry stores. a@'# = p
p. ". DRAKE & co.
y 2O2 BroGdtoy, Ned York.