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The World sweats the returns for Governor
until they AKA u,ade to give Seymour l,oA9 ma
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-11
4 PlcTURE.- The National intelli GENE,

the presence liy tennessee OF an intrusive and
melj]esofoe population who have recently en-
yered the State ia the train Of the Federal
a mics and who, while doing q thriving hus
ness az suffers, commercial agents: army con
tractors, &c, are also prompt to claim '11on~
opoiy d all the loyalty that is found or 70
be found III Tennessee. As these djsinteresied
and self sacrificing patriots have their coi~
geners in other parts Of she country, the In
telligencer give this description oi that class
which has its habitat in Tennessee, as described
by the Nashville paper Ii says
z here is a rising party--or rarty which IS
entcavoring to rise, and which will rise ct NOISE
and in pertinence can work alevazlcn-fo when
we would }ain believe the Government lntends
to give 10 encoura gemtn5. IT IS composed q
meddes0me adventures, who have no country
Of their own, except Beo!aI1l, and are to'e7e:
cantine about abe ezterminatlon Of our people,
and The colonization Of ,te county with per
sons Ike themselves. l'hey are doubtless siGl~
cere in al they say, and would prefer that tbo
government should pursue such policy 1as
they may int1loate 10 the minds Of these
Jealous persons, the Government has been ex-
ceeCliDcly remiss in the matter OF c0n6scatlon
They would like no doubt, tc see the absolute
alienation of real estate and that conductti Z
. manner SO "a pid that zach Of them could on<
farm for little more than tar gerdlenl 80
the auctioneer who sells it. When the military
authorities have dispensed with the use OK
such houses as are now found need1ul II <he
c;tv q Nashville, nothing would better please
the nluperfect zoalots than to have them pu5
m m At auction 70 he sold only to such bidders
- would take an oath of their prescription.
Thew wo1,le} seq to il that the oath had sone~
fhins ir il which 10 honest man could swallow,
and thus exclude al! bidders but themselves"
We hear that during the excitement, yes"
terlay, caused by the bell ringing, several ac1~
denis occurred from the running away Of horSe5,
&c. ..----------
Jeremiah Hendricks, convicted OF the mu:-
der Of Dennis Sianahan, and Emanuel Pollard,
the negro mar convicted Of the murder of
iieoree Pollard, are now in jail under sentence
to be hung on Friday; the first day OF April, IN
Washington city.
An accident occurred on the Toledo iDhio}
railroad yesterday, by which two hands BE-
longing to the train and child were killed.
An elevator in the vicinity caught fire. aud g
hundred and fifty dollars worth Of grain was
burned. as was also the express matter ano
baggage Oh the train.
Waldron, sixty miles south Of Fort Smith
| Arkansas, recently enc Of the Federal advanced
| nests was burned q few nights ago by guer'I~
las. The steamer Leon, laden with y. 5. con:~
nissary stores, was sunk in the Arkansas river
above Little Rock on the 9Th.
It is reported that General Price has return
ed from Mexico where he went 20 Visit hl: 5.
fs,n;lv. and now commands the Department q
Arkansas ,czs
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PUBLISHED tDAILxl BY
EIG Al: SNOW DEN IR.
es~ (lFFICE-No. 10A King street, over
3 ones. formerly French'sj Book Store
$, CONGRESS-. In the Senate Of the


II s, CONGRESS-. In the Senate Of the
tpi1ez States, Yesterday, Mr.. Sumner re
,.rted o bill to aid in part the enforcement Of
the proclamation of Emancipation. The bill
10 allow Secretary Chase to sell the surplus
a]1;p The Treasury was taken up, and made the
special order for to day. The bill TO equallze
the pay of soldiers came up in order, and
the amendment Of Mr. Davis being rejected, the
bill vas passed
In the House Of Representatives, the bill
giving to each Of the surviving revolutionary
pensioners, twelve in number, a hundred dollars
in addition to their present pensions, was taken
no and passed. A bill was reported granting
pensions to the surviving soldiers Of the war
ct 1912. A bill was reported for the construc~
tion Of ship canal from the northern lakes TO
the Mississippi River. The consideration Of
the Legislative, judicial and Executive Ap-
preparation bill was resumed, but after being
amended was postponed until to day:
The Cincinnati Gazatte's Cairo dispatch
says s'pa >seDg4rs f,y the st aEer Sultana report
that Sherman's expedition penetrated thirty
five miles beyond Meridian destroyed all the
railroads in that country, 32 locomotives, and
large number Of cars. There was no more
fighting after leaving Canton, where Lieuten
ant Adams Confederate cavalry was encoun-
tered. SLernans loss in killed, wounded, and
missing, was about 500. A Large. number Of
p}anta ions were de troyed.
The \. York Wo,ll says There is q dan
gerous aud revolutionary feeling growing up at
the West, consequent upon the frequent mob
hing of Democratic newspaper offices by men
in the uniform OF soldiers. We hear Of no
such occurrences at the East where the soldiers
have behaved with marked decorum but there
cannot have been less chan eight newspaper Of
fees Quilted recently at the West by men In
ur{orm The destruction Of the Dayton
(Ohio( Empire was a most outrageous case.
Gen. Fry, provost marshal general, OF the.
i. S. has issued orders, under the amend
ments to the CONSUMPTION law, for the enroll.
,aeat Of all the slaves in Maryland between the
ages Of eighteen and forty five years, as well as
In the other border States. All minors who
have attained TO the age Of twenty years since
the last enron ent are also to be enrolled, and
those who have since that time reached the
age Of forty-fve years may obtain exemption
upon proper representations. The work OF
enrolment will be commenced as soon as the
officers are appointed.
Rumor in inside political circles assigns to
Gen Halleck practically higher rank than
that he will yacate-that of acting assistant
adiutant general to the commander.i In chlet OF
tee United States, Abraham Lincoln.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-11
Letter from s, 2. Chase.

WASHINGTON, March Sin reply n q
friendly letter from you, | wrote you briefly,
not long aeo, about the wishes exprs ssed "
many that my name might Be fayoraby re-
garded by the people in their next choce o!
President. and closed BY saying that should
our friends in Ohio manifest preference Tor
another, should accept their decision with
ready acuulescense due from enc who mas been
already trusted and honored by them beyond
his meris and expectation. The recent action
of the Union members ii cur Legislature II"
dicates such preference. 1t becomes my du-
ty therefore, and I count it more privilege th
duty to ask that no further consideration be
given to my name. It was never more M
portant than now that al our energies should
be devoted TO the suppression q the rebellion,
and the restoration of order and prosperity Oh
the solid and sure foundations Of Union; tree
dom and impartial justice; and / earnesl y urge
all with whom my councils may have weight,
TO allow nothing to divide them while the great
work, in comparison with which persons and
even parties are nothing: remains unacccm-
plishcd Cordially, your friend,
Hon. JAMES G. HALL, 5. ?, CHASE.
Senate chamber, Columbus, Ohio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-11

Hon. JAMES G. HALL, 5. 7. CHASE.
Senate chamber, Columbus, Ohio.
NEGRO RECRUITING IN MARYLAND. -The
Baltimore American says:
ssTo day Lieut.. Col Perkins is marching
with large detachment of the 18TH Unlted
States negro troops from Benedict towards
Baltimore with ratlon5 for twenty days canvas
sing to the right and left through the Western
shore, piping up the road, ]ight!og up the hill
tops with bis campGres, permeatlng the byWays
with his detachments, aud calling upon every
hoav 20 turn over their able bodied slaves TO the
FederaI Government in all that section Of
conntrv anon the terms prescribed by act Of
CONGRESS- and act Of the Legislature of Mary
land
"At the same time similar detachment
marches 10 the Baltimore and York turnpike
another up the Reistertown turup'ke: anotnef
over towards the Delaware line; while recruiting
stations OF Ecott's Mills, Frederick C,ty,
Haeerstown, Cumberland: and q dozen othef
places, are sending down recruits IN SQUADS
which uust soon fill up several regiments.
The United States Government has recently
con6scated the property Of the following persons
situated at Superior, Wisconsin b, NJ T.
Hunter, R. Ould, Vim. Aiken, sam,E Magofhn
W. W. Boycc, John Mcqueen, ", ". corco-
ran aud S. NJ. Flournoy,
The New 70 K Express says that there are
only ten 'Democratic" members Of the House
Of Representatives left who still believe !" the
vitality of slavery; and the Evening Post says
these are probably Messrs Fernando and
Ben. Wood, Cox, Vorheees, Harris; Aacona,
Chanler PendIeton, Dawson and Randall.
r. London, lately, I've men were hung tor
the crime Of murder, or rather series OF '1nur"
ders committed on board merchant ship,
called the Flovery Land upon the high seas
4 man named George 3. FowIe passing
himself off as q Major upon the staf OF Gen.
Mcclellan, ha, been arrested in Washington
repri handed and dismissed. upon promising
DOT to appear again ~ !, s uniform without
AL It arltys
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

pay them their wages and be their boss These were
Seward. Chass. Cameron and Bates; but cot rid Of
Cameron after he had played himself out As 70 dis
charging Chase Seward, don't talk or H. pay them
their wages and their boss and wouldn't let either Of
them the loose for the simple Of the Aimaden
patent"
THE wHIsKEY TAx-INsTRUcTross OF COMMISSIONER
LEWIS.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has issued the
following notice concerning tariffs
OFFICE or INTERNAL REVENUE
WASHINGTON, March s, 1864
SR-You are hereby informed that the "Act to
the internal revenue for other purposes has beeu
approved by the President and has, therefore, become
proved March 4 1864 The duties upon distilled spirits
to sixty cents gallon end the duties
qure all dsters OF spirits in making their returns,
specify the amount removed aud after the instant
and such amount TO pay the tax Of sixty cents gal
Ion. copy OF the law will be transmitted you at
early day possible, and until you receive further in
srrctons you Will make no other change In your official
action than collect the increased duties above pointed
out upon distilled spirits and upon cotton. Very respect
fully, JOS. T. LEWIS. Commissioner.
R. NJ. W. TAYLOR, Collector, Cincinnati.
GENERAL HUNTER ABOUT TO HAVE ACTIVE SERVICE.
The Department Of the Pacific, incfuding California,
Oregon &c been rendered to Major General Hunter,
refused BY him. tho ground that hs desires active
service the fold directly against the enemy Tho De-
Of Baltimore and Pennsylvania also rendered to
him. was refused for the reason II Is believed
that the reorganization OF the Army OF tho Potomac
now about boing made under Major General "Baidyn
Smith, General Hunter will have command Of tho First
corps General Hancock Of the Second and General War
ren or the Third.
THE CHARGES AGAINST COL0EEL sANDERsoN.
Lieutenant Colonel Jamos NJ. Sanderson a notice Of
whose appeared the HERALD OF to day. Chief
Commssary ef the First corps when captured by the
rebels He among the last batch Of prisoners from
Wach, Cain
The charges preferred against him by Colonel streght
aud the effect that while in Libby prison he dis
closed to the rebel authorities informatono the plot OF
officers to escape
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

O.. Saunders' Metallic Tablet Razor
strcp-he oldest and moat approved srop use
Wholesale and retail. NJ the subscribers'.
J. d s. SAUNDERS. No. Aator Hogse
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

Gas GOALS for Sale.
Eight huNdred tons beat Newcastle and three hsndred
chasers. by
GEoR0E w. PECK,
Broker IN foreign aud domestic Goals iiv ali street.
The New York herald., 1864-03-15
CHEROREE WASH
CHEROKEE WASH



% oSnUs a op or
Ss sss saSr
i3vose TIC et OF tnr law in nl cases In whcn their
s'is'sa %.s or @ Dss XD % has az
sdy % ] Been % r & 'es & pss T' . ns9 om s
ss 4s a. %s BE Of s s ps os
O. has srs srs 10 & @ o s1s e ss5 or T s
os smpe ana 70 ~ pon M + The COPY
Ts gsss sassse,sSs trad. srisn, creme.
Sos TIT; I sw viii be enforced to the ssnost by he sab
'a" s Sa iSS CO
ibis iarc perfnms admitted canno, be success'uy
initiated The secret Of s preparation confined TO tho
more % soS.d n.u 1ad sbs
a. % aSs
promptly suppressed 0' PAEos Hi' Bfosa
slight Cough, which Attracts but
Ne attention In its ncpiencv be the forerunner Of
pton What somees casa tang s, coa @ ,re.
cough or cold TO BECOME deep seated when remedy
so t4aea,as aa sos Z: p s. rE Hs PEa @
Chambers and Ne udson streets. aud BY druRcss &C.
nerally
Address 90 smokers.-Po,Iak sS son,
soseTy ' soeds !. wroese and s.aa Pipes %
order repaired boiled and mounted
All Demons OF Headache, Tooshache,
sasn .ea @'Ss ss5Ss. Sc
Another New story
rSE NEW NEW y SosS wsrKGs "
THE SILVER SILVER SNIP,
Spanish American Story
BY Louis LEo,
Army and Havy.-Tbe Workers, Voters
and 6hes for freedom and the Unon photographed bY
HOLMES gallery JOB Broadway
Browns Bronchial Troehes are Recom-
menies public speakers and others for the relief Of
colds and to cisar the voice Their efficacy strongly
tested By oonsrsssmcn clergy men military and
who uss AZ there are Imitation. bs sure obtain
The genuine.
Bateheior's Hair Dye-The Best In the
co,s % soa 20 m rs.ss S.g .. .:
Best Family sewing Machine IN the
. sar sss e S s ~ sssHls ss Weed
Brilliant, Powerful Day and Wight
pcube Perspective Glasses for the Held operA an!
:s5ss sSasoxs o ns op s Bsos
way. under Lsfargs Hense.
Brazilian Pebble spectacIes and nye
rresee 70 :,srshsn and mprcye ns sn o. 9 rSa s1a
TSsas y he %cdss faculty. sssaols osass
opsicisn oesS BrsaSwsy opposite Bond street
Chaps, Chafes. rimpies, Erapsions,
sss s S aSs .
Crtstadoro,s Hntr DYE. Preventative
and wig Depot. wholesale asd rs.sil-NA Asor House
The dyc eppited U skiifui artists
Corns, Buuaons, Inverted Nails, En-.
iagd Joints and a diseases Of the Fee cnrcd without pain
or ,nonnyen rcc the patient by Dr. zACHAHIE bur.
geon Chiropodist 76o Broadway
Consult Watscn's ssCausc ind Cure- on
Debility, &c price ~; sold nv MILLER co, Poa once
TIr DIesd~s, s.ssar from 90 R fSoS himself 10 wv
Deafncss, Biindncss, aad All Defects
of Sight and Hearing treated usua By Dr. CADwELb.
"a Clinton place (Bighth ssress, Advice
Oe~ttemer's Hats. Spring style Now
str0sS
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

Corsuit Watson's ssCausc und Cure- on
Debility, &c price ~; sold nv MILLER CO., Posa ONCE
Droao way, from A. M to D r, N,
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

The ~ opretors OF the nawatha knowing that many pre-
the the market and all advertised
10 do nearly the same things aud that the public
able determine from the advertisements which were
genuine aud buying one two and falling TO realize the
expected conclude nil humbugs order
assure the pnbc which could relied upon, proposed
the following lest which published two weeks in tn
Herald the other papers without eicting
response. Let number OF well known citizens OF un
integrity and entirely disincrested appoint
person the proprietor OF each preparation eetor sve
to the color TO the hair Each proprietor his
preparation and nothing else during the trial and the
persons 70 nothing else Let certificate of the
csnt published In all the principal papers of the
try at the expense OF tho unsuccessful compettois
HO9TS MINNFHAHA HAIR GLOSS
mpars beautiful dark glossy appearance o the hair ami
unexc lied keeping In any desired position
nOYT'S IMPERIAL CULORING CREAM
An invaluable dressing for whiskers Changes light and
red hair n beautiful brown black Sold everywhere.
JOSEPH HOYT & CO. 10 University place N. Y
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

Grover & Bakers Highcst Pre- una
elastic Stitch Sowing Machines se5 Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

Corns, Bunlons, Inverted Nails, En-
arged Joints and all Diseases Of the Fees cured without pain
or incouy ,cc 70 the patient by Dr. SACHAhIE bur
geon Chiropodist, 76o Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

GOuraud's POudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from foreteads any part OF ody Warranted
his depot. 453 Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

white virgin Wax or Antsiies BE 81.
6es and whitens the ecmPefon wMeou' n5actured ~
HUNT CO. la3 South Seventh street. rnnaosspn'~ WV
Al Ills Broadw ~ and by druggists evervwnsns
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

Prizes CasEcd and Information Far"
nished IN all iegali2ed I,otteriek
ALECK & CO., Brokers. 35 Pine street, NJ Z
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

We Call Attention 90 the sale by a. -
BLgECKER SON co. OF the lease Of First Class noseI
Washington, D. @. Fun particulars 10 svsnon eou'a
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

Oemtiemer's Hass.-epring style Now
ready a BsPRSscHiEDI. Vssofscsvrss> i,s Nassau
str0eA
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

Wcssrs. Simmons, Rogers q Co. are
authorized receive DEPOSITS celecons
account y T. SIMMONS 4 co
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

OKciaI Drawings Of tAe Library Asso.
citation Company's Lottery OF Kentucky
EXTRA CLASS 62l-March IA, 1854
IL, Is, 40, 26 73 SO, 35, 53 40 At. Ga 33. 66, II
CLASS 822--March ID. 1854.
80, "a, IL, O. "A, 70, 81. T. 20, As. sc, %
Circulars gent b. addressing
FRANCE BLLIs & 90 Managers CoyInston Ky
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

Lottery Tickets Cashed I'm all i4cGnIizcd
Lottcriea Information given JOSEPH BATES,
Boxer III W Gil street
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

Deafness, Biindncss. and All Defects
Of sigh, and Hearing treated By Dr. CADwELk.
81 Clinton place (sehth sress Advice ana examinations
free Hours from 6toA
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

be consulted professionally every Tuesday from M
r. NJ, At 81 bopd street. New Y0gk He treats dls
bat the throat bronchial tubes hye stomach aud pui
monary consumptiou.
Deafness, Impaired sight.
NOISES IN THE HEAD
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN rGa
THROAT
CHRONIC CATARRa
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIO MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION OF THg
EUSfACHIAN TUBE
CUREo
CROSS EYE BTRAiGnTENBD IN oNR
MINUTE
Ana every disease of the Eye ana Ear requiring elthW
medical or surgical AID attended 70 by DR. Won EISEh
Beng al has consulting rooms B0 Brosdway. near rweuh
street.
DIR. Cheeseman's Female pilIs
have been used over a quarter OF Q century They
offered as the only safe OF renewing interrupted
mensruation and the only medicine
go ladies have relied upon many years can rely
upon now Sold by druggists generally Sent promptly By
mail 81 per boz. or six for s. All orders addressed
HUToHINas d HILLYER. Propretor..
81 Cedar street. New York
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

Crtstadoro's Hntr DYE. Preventative
and wig Depot wholesaie ssd rs.sil-Ne Asor House
The Ave eppiteA by skilfu artists
The New York herald., 1864-03-15
House or Representa- uves.
wAsHtyGroK, March IA, 1864
wAsalSeros, March Il, 1854.

GRANTING LANDS or RAILROADS
MT hcBn,Dr trep) OF Oregon introduced bill granting
lands to In the construction OF road from salt Lake
CITY 10 the head OF the Oregon and the
Oh the same Tor postal and military purposes :.
This together with other propostors relating to the Pa
sub ject.
AnoLisnvxSr or SLAVERY IN srArvs
Mr ARNOLD, frep.) OF 1 introduced bill providing
for permanent peace by eemovins of tho wAe
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

Prizes Cashcd In All Le2ai Lotteries.-
Informs alton given sent
J. B. CLAYTON 4 CO. 10 Wall street. N. z
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

rrvsses. Elastic ssockings. &c.-MarsA
90 3 Radical Cure Truss sdnce only ~ NO s'e'7S sev-
LADY attendant
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

wigs, Teupess, Hair Dys, HaT DysIae
BACH1y.ORS l6 Bond street
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

Dr. y. N. Schemes, OF Philadelphia, can
be consulted PROFESSIONALLY every Tuesday from M i
n NJ, ut 81 Bopd street. New Y0gk He treats dis
bat the throat bronchial tubes hysr stossrh sni pull
nsonary consumptiou
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

vsnaigre de Toilette os the soescts Hy.
senieuc Of New York The sovereign Of Cosmoss pspos
1l6 Chambers street.
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

A>,mething New I'm the Card world
SOMETHING NEW In rae oARD WORLD.
sonsTHiho NEW in THE CARD WORLD.
sosEnfIso NEW IN THE CARD WORLD
soMETHfNo NEW IN THE GARD wORLn
SOMETHING rSw IN THE GARD WORLD
SOMETHING NEW IN rag GARD woRIp
SOMETHING NEW IN THR CARD WORLD
SOMETHING hsw IN THE CARD WORLD
SOMETHING NEW IN The GARD WORLD
SOMETHING NEW In THE GARD WORLD
KIN0S QUEENS AND KNAVgs PLAYER oy
KINGS. QUEENS AND KHAVES PLAYED orr
KINGS. QUEENS AND KNAyEs PLAYED OUT
KINGS. QUEENS AND kkAVES PLAYED OUT
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

Royal Havana Lottery.-Thfrty pc
coat premium paid for rrizes Information furnished
Highest paid for Doubo0ns and al kinds OF Gold an
Silver TAYLOR d co, Bankers, l6 W all street, N
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

Ofncial Drawings oftne Shelby Coilc &c
EXTRA CLASS -March a. 1864
"a, IT, l, Is, 43, -. 75 33. 4. 22 55, l9, Ga, 63
CLASS l2j-Ma,ch H. 1851
&c. %, G7. G5. IL, l9. 49, IL, A, 80. 4, 61,
q C. SIMMONS CO.,
Coviugton, Ky
The New York herald., 1864-03-15
Life Of General McClelian.-T. II. Pete,

Life Of General McClenan.-T. II. Peter
Brothers PhiadephIs, Pa have Just publ shed
new arged edition of the " Life Campaigns he.
ports aud Public Services OF Major General George y.
Mcclellan the hero of Western Virginia South Mountain
and Anteam win fu.l history OF his campaigns and bat
and his Reports aud Correspondence with the War De
the President in relation 10 them from the
tire he the 6sd In this until 1nally
relieved command, the cattle OF AntietAm With
his Portrait Rvcrybod. should get copy al ono. Com
pcie large volume ~ 900 Price 30 cents In
pare cents In ooh sent postpaid TO address
Of the price Price y canvasscrs for the 20 cent
edition s. 30 dozen, or Sl5 q hundred For the cloth
edition 81 dozen, or si5 hundred a. which rates either
edition VIII lie sent Mt " one uniting The
money for the quantity wanted 70 I. d PETERSON 4
BROTHERS, Philadelphia In aieer.
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

Henry II. Leeds Il Co., AuctfOneers, will
give ateno usual for the past
sales of Furniture nj tha residences OF those
cining housekeeping removing, will also bold regular
weekly their % Nassau street for the
nicncc OF those prcfcrrug this medium Of sale.
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

Magnolia PhitocOmc and Hufie Phiio-
OF the Soceie Hygenqnc De New YORK Price 7jcens
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

Co . KeDtucky State L,otlery
49, 4, 81. "a. 76. 80, 20, 81, 63 28. &. TO- 43. 2y
80 ,kxrrvoxv. Cha ss2.March "A. 1854
SO. /. AZ, SIS. 78, 81, 25, 7, 6, AZ. 8, sc.
Circulars sent free Of charge by sddressing
MURRAY, EDDY CO,
Ceyugtou KY
The New York herald., 1864-03-15

| Chrps, Chafes, Fimpies, Eruptions,
ssrheum flesh worms &C., cured BY 0OU RAUDS Italian
/ Medicated soAp a his nev depot. ass broadway.