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WEDNESDAY, MAY IL, 1864
TIE SITUATION.
The vo.uminous dispatches from all sources
published within the last Two days in the
TRIBUNE, gives as correct aview OF the sftu-
alton as can at present be communicated
Tie news is, of course, not full, nor from
Official sources except in secondary degree.
II will be meager Tor some days. Aftcr d
Storm It will tnke several days for the Gle
ments toget settled and to :obtaiu clear ac-
count Of the damages; but In this casc We do
not understand The storm to be vet over. We
have had heayy gale with thunder and light.
1icg which leaves some wrecks. but the clouds
are not dispersed. 4
II will be noticed that We hear next to
nothing yet from Grant himself, which shows
that the Lieutenant General has vet work on
Land, md considers nothing SO far advanced
toward completion 81 to be in condition to
report.
As we Eave been frequently mIsled in Sim
i1ar cases by the first bulletins, especially
1rcm the Potomac army, there may be with
some doubt aa TO how much is to be be-
Icyed in the present case. But We see no
success of the recent movement
That we may place ordinary confidence in
tho accounts, SO far as they 60, is on1ble,
from several conllderations. They come for
one thing, from great number Of points aud
materially confirm each other. Then, 1t has
never been Gen. Grants hnbit to lie, concern
ing his movements, be they successes, OF dis
asters; and as he docs not abuse the pablic
confidence himself others will be slow to do
1t for him, and finally, it must have got
through the brain Of the War Department by
this time, that 1t is just as well to tell the
truth In tue first place Us to amuse the public
fora Y eek with fdsehoods, to be Obliged to.
swallow them all at the weeks end. We
apprehcnd, therefore, that the public need
not lear repetition Of the Sort Of stories
which were sent ont after the battle Of Chan.
cello1s1ille last year.
this: The advance Of Grant across the Rap
idan vas on Tuesday night OF last week
There was slimishing on Wednesday, fight
Ing on Thursday, and on Friday hard aud
very general battle That night Lee drew Oh,
and whether to Richmond direct or to the
South Anna, Across which to await Grant for
another fight, docs not appcar. Gen. Grant
had reached and occupied the Richmond and
Fredericksburg Railroad, including the town
Of fredericksburg; and was crowding for
ward toward the Anna at lat ndyices OF this
writing.
It does not thus appear that all Gen. Lees
digging across the Rapidan wat Of any yalue
to him in the contest; Gen. Grant having
crossed on his right and so tar from his main
works as to draw him awav from them Ia the
bntt,e- whv Gen. Lee should have snfrered
, 1864-05-11

following cireslsr 10 Collector OF customs;
TAEAsu1T DErARTs1Hr, 1iay s 1851.
In r1ew Of nurnercus inquiries To the itae when
the recent enactment increasing dulles on iunorts
sent into operation. the following instruction d pub.
lisAed Tor tho government OF COLLECTING officers:
crease, took eecs rom IL pastase, and It haa bean
IuntciaEly decided. By the Supreme Court Of the
and aitsr their pns.ge. the inere.ss provided fer
o ,hepsore t Roa IL. @ Is
CURED hy tle Joint resolution took effect the 29th
paid drtes At former rates that Of any following
day, sre 10 paT The additional ftY per cent
Al Cpll& ctcT1, AID sill Surveyors Charged With tho
ccltct1on OF CUSTOMS. Will b. governed aecoelinSy.
S1f. CHASE.
Secretary Of tho Treasury.
E1w York STOCK 3lA8rkr-C!oLnep prices tor cssh.
reett1cd hY E Il. SE1teustall Co. atacA
, 1864-05-11

1Vk5U4f BFAAl1Rt AAy ID, 1664.
FHE1GHTS-LAKE FRx1dnrs-Tharo has been
and r.tes hnSs declined bushel slnee data q
dtuon Of money affairs, there il very Htte sposition
70 tEip grain. and heace the dnllnesa in fFa1ghts.
To-Day there.Wa but limited inquiry for vessels,
ard rates were pnchanzed. Ths enaasenents wtfe:1
To BuFFALo-Schrs. E. G: Roberts md St. lawrence
70 k.sosIoS.aenr Z, 9s rssssrsFaPse q ioad at M
'Schr Lucy j. Latham. with WHEAT, at iSSc 10 rs
WaaGgo-A standard M n vsssel. with corr. It 11o.
sse taking dour to Now York at $l2O sna to BosIon
R.naoA1 F1R!sHrs-Thert II no eAaexe In Ea,,-
r dDotAs '0~ "~"NA-I 4|oFa0H'
, 1864-05-11

"a Cnpt sylrnnns Cobb, jr., the popular
tale writer, is In command Of company
from Norway, Maine, now doing garrison
duty at the Kittery (Me.) Fort.
, 1864-05-11

Total. .-.:..,..''.'s'.''.''.s.pkRs s!b88
S&m8 time. 1Gl3. s. lk3631
AoIAsaxs-:The 1utrket ~ become quite dull, md
father un.ettlrd ma saleg 81 hhd4 Porto Rco 4
S61@a1.c0; ~ EueY3tas 81 10 bids, 70 tcs 80 btA ead
, 1864-05-11

E At the burning Of the Palace Garden
In Cincinnati few days since, quite collec-
ton OF curiositics was destroyed. A sea Lion
was burned up, also a dne live eagle, cage
OF live xnima1s and birds, trick pony and
collection Of wax fguree
, 1864-05-11
MAJOR GENERAL LOGIEsRv
4 Splendid Sword to be Presented to
IXfu1s

Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribunc.1
81. Lorls, Msy9.
The officers and soldiers OF the ed brigade
Cd division Of the 10th formerly 13th) army
corps, hare purchased splendid sword,
which they design to present, as soon al
possible, or when convenient, to their late
brnye snd popular commander, Major Gene
ral R. J. Oglesby. The sword was in the
custody Of Capt A G. Hawes, until satur-
day last, when 1t xas turned over by him to
M appropriate committee in st. Louis for
exhibition during the approaching xreaf 1-ss
The sword WAS designed BY Mr.. !. 9. A.
Ward, Of New York, and reflects much credit
uron the artists genius. The (grasp Of the
hilt ts statue Of the Goddess OF Liberty clad
to the waist In armor, and leaning on !
sword. Her head is covered by one of the
wirgs of the :. National Bird, which sur.
mounts the whole, This statue is model
Of artistic beauty; the anatomy is perfect,
and the finish exquisite. The guard is the
An e1ican flag wound and connected By cord
aud taesel, with the guard-p1ates, upon
which the Generals mono gram stands out in
relied: The whole is Of gold, and is solid, 81
its weight abnndautly testides,
lpon the first band is representation Of
the wounding Of Gen. Oglesby in the battle
Of Corinth. He Is represented In bold relief
~ he fell from his horse, pierced through
the breast by mimic ball, and supported as
WIS the case, By soldier who vas standing
ncr. His horse, at the same time being
wounded, IS represented In the agoniea 81
death The upper band is surmo1nted By
dogs and lion'S head, emblemstic of cour-
az. and fidelity; under which ia. Hercules re-
ing upon his club. The figures on the
reli=t ot he upper band are most elaborate
The second band represents female figure
ynn H. ArIuj ~
Ger: Oglesby has leen engaagcd.l The lower
band dcllntates charge Of cavalry aud also
q b.yonet charge, The blade was made by
the .Amcs Company of Chicopee, Mass, and
ia quite unique. 1t Is Of the finest steel, .n1
will cut an ordinary sword blade as If 1t were
wood.
Altogether, this is the finest III weapon have
ever seen, and If ! may, behave tcritics sup
posed to be competent, it is tho finest ever
maGe in this country. Nearly every soldier
IN tie I'd brigade has bis mite invested in It,
In some Of the regiments 1t was necessary TO
limit the subscription to twenty five cents
50 eager were the men to show their affection I
for their beloved commander. The cost of
this splendid sword was about $4,000.
Deaths Of Soldiers Al Ltttle mock Hos
LITTLE Rock, Ark. April ~, 1854.
Report Of deaths IN the Department o, Arkan-
SAG e, during the week ending April 1 "a 1884:
Do sila, 5ohnsoE, 4 5oth Ind; Joseph Il. Webb'
z, Sd Ark: eax:; chaa. Clarkson. G. DO do: John
EEiteer. a H "a ~ battery; Heny hunt. l, MerHn'e
Ward, E, do do: John nimer. Z. ii iowa; : aar1i- %
son Mccoy, / 18th ~; Corp chss. Tack, a. asth
Ma hsng a 1.et x 1sh A1bs,t H. naqs
Ind; William Kinney, G, 5ath II; GU. Payton.
saIaeo5 q $. Y, and Mesieai Direesof. SA bep.1t
, 1864-05-11


bar tttad
gag
EETAL~-jhsm mnrket daTipc tie nass yceE has
been Rensratl5 aetlye The incressed tAE1H o. i'm
ported Rr p!s has EtTen increasing nFmaeas to tho
aastes, which haa been somewhat connseTacted ~
ne decrease IN Eald tn has been sesT n1n With al
IN proposition. COPPER nrm and Ii coed demand,
previous quotations unchanged. Z1:sc very active
and frm With m AtlrAnca Of 1c On casS and ahs +,
and CT Kc on slab. BE1aur W1E. very hra, with a.
ADVANCE ofl6lhc on previous quotations. VIC quote:
EN COal1o.
, 1864-05-11
CHICAGO LUM Der MARhET.
For tho Week Ending TucsluS, MaY 10.

- TUHspAY kvRHyH8, May 10.
1NK n1c,Irvs or LuAnER, br1sGLEa, LAIn Krc.
FOB TIE w41K ENDING NAT TEL AEK AZ FOL
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WTOOT, GROWERS AND car

~ TIE EAIsERg .Is Invited ri e send for specs.
Ing ahasp md eatia send two red ntaSpps tos ones
mEna kad bill: esnt by mail prepaid It 81 Z ~ 1s
c. r. R%hAa Ma1ahaeGa1eF. ~
West LeoAnoo'H.Hs ma elssk
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Il :a r. x so yHs
s.: $50 1::3.ssia3S S ii .i s.i::sa iis i gI5x
EEsa$ FL Il: :x $|| +; s s|z a:esSsEi IL
th5 hoHah e1os'n ,ee Il decline
sss:s'5s:g e s|ots !, mn; i'd, Il
tns} ae ha e e q :s u , 10
S b p Se e ;sX I'LL !; q ;o2 s. =
sia :i asfst 3 q - i 4 81 w.
Ssss5 ess e9is:' Il. @tss 4
ess FL isF nnr snp91'g demand GoEa te p.
'ass' ''ss; sse.s s':s e. sd:ss
S::; :s; 81 81 +" ~ ~
NAY t.: ,i5s ;{s 3 Sir sir ii e$Sssx ;s >. vs.; s.
d." ;isS SS3 @5SsiS }sSSSS sSsSs: a "a;
: ,o::Sse :Sse 3 ss (; = 81 s. ::;s
s$ E::sS s = ~; f. : =
se 1sHeii Hi1ed s eid % sea % & +
5'ooa e5S'es S:1s Som 1t sioa st1oas; 40 aa DO
= :esss :;z
xee1 has Teen anu.naily hti,S. .and prices so
&c foE 10 y high e e9Hc bnt .oTsrds tas close
IS e 5silsEi5s sss|s
% Pa9e. sSEs'' B1sisi ssa: NJ r. 1e ioss 10 6s,s.
y s!;$s$!$| :!:!$ !: !:a$$;;SS 81 81 :'*:sS ::':$S
::::::::::!ssss s:sss!ssss ss,.sssS 8 s s s'..ss az
Tps1 Ii; NJ e 10 Was dun e anG 1sl sl, c ssa
II ess d e s5; 4 = I s. - = q oG g
1teo bu retcted do at etoelos!ng heavy at e7c for
TYE-Reecived today. 10 bu.hc,s. ahtpoed to-day.
, 1864-05-11
TnH HnMn rTQ1I&K

In tho city ofNILES, aNch List Jesr 20.
p.tred and we'll fn1nhhed. now dong nfss class
bn lnta Htn b. sold 1t bsrE ln aIpnoS LOT s9o9
l.fs lnanru Of 4. b RICH. q Randolph street, Chl-
seRe. or Of the subscriber, On ths Prsmi@ses; =
Ntls =. Mich, Nay, 1851. L. A-7.fASIL1SD.
, 1864-05-11

FL0VK-Recei7ed to daY. ii69 hrl.: .b,nneal ~ =
~. ig'si: bril- Reeei!ed las week, ssh bril-.
s1lppea iast week g 81 b1la. Tbs market for Flour
Prizes 81 haze It. declined sa96o hF On spfuE e1ssss.
1na ~ axG en Mtnfer grades The holde1s Of Wfnter
saas sna s 91 ID EtEen noinaNtas
ns ~ d oet m.de chiefly to m ordsss pnrtic
asEs hna some ~ ~ hsss E5adea offered $500 Wshoa
tions during the week: "AA'' u eAosac-
DAILY TRAEaAqTIQBA IN rrnun ny,vrw. WITT
, 1864-05-11

ltsa sa11DsKses!yed 81 re last wseF @ ii assss, ssea
Fs.ss FGxass seea, s1 p 49, As FIG sasd- G11ss sEzDs-
l!te dong u Graea seeds. md n ms5. ~,
*? xa,s tot x11ssh{. TenAI, IL begs HunSzran 11eEe
sS!o e N0 $? bushe1a choice DO - ke2s F;..
te f1xm Ind stesdy It 91B93ss. sales T9-nAf TsIe:
naS1 ehoica & s2N 50 bass good q s@s' - oass
AOAPSEn good demand and medo1ate supply.
HriSss ntm n present quotsaon' "eeeotTiik ika1s
NoUD0 XSE, 9Nk2
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. hf do Cubs Nufcoyato, psss So So; t hhas and
g. mss. 81 hIctiou. 81 Ands Cuba Sugar Honse sold
At Gec, mos. -
Import from April 1st to soth-
1861. HhdB. Tcs- Erlt.
From Foreign Fcrts. -4rlii e,033 9.9ta
CcastMisc Polts....... ,ln % 6,scd
1othI. Z.1-l 9.6:b
Same lime, 16eS.... to,951 90 EiR5l
Import ifoCl Jan. 1ss 10 April 3oh--
Uhis. Tcs. Bfs,
Fl oE Foreign Pnrt1. t1....... $500 3.is 4,sH
Coastwlse Pofte....... Z, HI 167 4e,9s2
rctsI.. ...,.,,.,. 9an asss ss1,s
Same time. 1fE1. 4G! All hT459
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sEpp1y. Prices ln!e very IN as 2rcsant
VIC quote:
::....m5-Sks1sts ssss1s e Pe5ls, two hoop.
5---.l9-SNa13Mi dog. .......- 3104 S,H
....1a.5c@1..fo .fo do three hoop... 3-caz 3,E
I. 1....14-s0t9l5.00 Tubs. ues4
.. PSF three. ......... 3s54 J5q
80. 40 3.ta 90 20 dog. .H-5sR4fl o.
Il bu DO sc .....,.. E-nataja.3u
-...- &eG4 10 H bu Mea5ufes.
...... 1m@ e4i Reu- 3-5dsA 5.E
...... $500 100 do Bu.tsrunt-,. j,Gla 64s
!kats, Peck Measures.
500. 3JM 7!D Red -........ 1.50a ....
..... QHdh 70 do Bntter-ut.. 4.G0Sk 80.
AND DL1NUEKS-Thcnu chau.es
sintles relative to the dut!fs to be imposed
les, mad the recent tax Of @oc On Imported
e ma. etinEfy unsettled tho market, Tho
lort limited, both for Domestic m>nufac-
We ut ot4:
, 1864-05-11

~2k9E4C 6O0E3
Recti1cc hiEE %
per cent. q. P...... LIS
teAper Whlsx3...,~ In
American eng1e DO :. 1.35
Isy' wLisEy{i:llirago( Lao
Bourbon do. ChIcnfo) 1T
Fnrn Sp1rtr5 lrr's) :. La
c. l"Ynt 2tEf.A!5T
cent.......... 80. $50
Ch saso Gina ....-. 1-sf'
GO p. Apdlcs. .l..t@eE
DO EUuls 60
do Pt Tfne.l2@1-0
do She'Y do..'.:Na,a!
do llalsg1.. 1.2a5t ; Q
GirEer Hine....,1.lCt81.:.,.s Is
s.hcTrs Pr8r dy...l-.H1i- so
B.. ckbsErY NinF.'. .I.ta2 q
E%spt eru Wine. q -
\ ku21and Bum. >Iass11 CO
TstD. Rye Whis
ttee...........-.91.iD
EtDtpcAy Douf-
bcnwh!skIeo.. .s.N15.co
Ohio Csl'ba Wtne.aCn9z3s |
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DAILY IRAEsAcr1oHB IN FLOUR DrEI1o THE wxHr
Hhifa W1ntae Pad Wia.a.l c...--

q e Reesl;ed dsy. X. ba;nel. shipped
enahele; shippea. g. 81 bps6e,s. The mcTsents of
Snsesed ~ ~ decline g1es5 K
P,iess On the xesk of s4sc Der bushe. Ths shippers
its,6 6een CODE TIT little and there a1so vsy
saoWs ~ dat1y transactions during Ao week: 80
, 1864-05-11

:, u at this moment unknown to us-that is,
ne precise location where it is to land. As
I s.a.ed before, It has gone up the James
IN oay or two we shall be enabled to give
some idea Of Its whereabouts, and, we hope,
Satisfactory account Of the campaign. III
, 1864-05-11

e51sy iodsJ, i6ss or!s; aap
red frdTy III brls Kecs,ved last EreF. aS9l ns!s
:hie Pr ,;sa 1as n1sss i3t an 1ts
rnd p.1ees how dfc,iEe OF &c neE Eaon since iha
eS oas list ecsiy res!sw Th5 t WasSa
TIN tho Ezste7n markets. bnt matn1y 70 tae DELI
nn - .sksn PLACE he "a M
eEo E1uccd them to throw tce!r ttocSs On tae mar
~ tt ny iolt wing table shows the daiy kf7asac.
, 1864-05-11


t,vify the market during the pa4t Henk. Domestic
ma. atact es ara much nr,ner oWl1E 70 The advsnsa
stlls 20 scarce and In insdcQuato supply. On Oak
Hsr.eas q note advance Of Ia3c, sud Of 15c on
M. Oak Kin. On French Calr sktas VIC note An ad
vance OF 1etsl = =. end On Lan,oines OF s10ka3.M
4do7. MARKET generally very f1m st present quota-
, 1864-05-11

tn tIcs. Eaobis PnFe Potasnes In tin are steay
At lfc.
BUTTER-Receyed to-day, 9su Ds. The supply
OF butter curing lte week has been LIBERAL and Iae
market shows still iurther decline on the NeeE OF
1Gs.v q D. VIC 2uple:
lsI1me DeirI IN crncka and tnha eQA9,c
, 1864-05-11

Tor immediate action.
Tie Tecumaeh dropped anchor oil Fortress
Monroe at aquarter to ?. m. on Thursday,
April e, after \ very steady aud successful
anchorage inside Of Sandy hook. On Friday
morning she again got under WAY, aud.came
to m anchor at the mouth of James r1yer.
Within sight Of the wreck Of the g1l1aut but
ill-tated Congress. During the passage down
the coast she was blessed with mosf farora-
sea prevailing throughout the trip. The en-
gines and boilers worked smoothly and well,
apt caring to give entire satisfaction to the
able chief engineer, Mr.. Faron,, and his
corps Of assistant officers.
The Monitor Class Of ron-clad Is unques-
crew in any kind Of work outside-of smooth
water; for, notwithstanding the favorable
circumstances under which She made the run
from New York, the trip was extremely un-
pleasant and trying to the ships company.
With her stores aboard and coal bunkers
Ia hut foot or eighteen incheA above the
water. Consequently, while steaming ahead,
every hatclway and ekylight must be batten-
cd down, Is the seas continually overflow
her decks even during such moderate wealth
er ns We experienced. Thus all bands are
below the water line, with no cgress from
the bowels Of their iron home save by,way Of
nae narhun Th;a us ;ta aia ne.ea msyn " .ne tas
TT as.14 tns " n1an' - sonsequsnse u Aoso-
lots ntGsss..s has hsst " seuhe 70 &c poIne WIN
,;i's a. T.. SanI 49, thial 9lsy .us esck,
Mn ~ ne ht the1ee 1 sleSness o1 OAK ana IRON
p1If 9' 81, .te, ptu'ea e. ~ - 1T leaky
1.ter ~ 49, -, rnshint. th,on o1UR 1nT Th M =.
sna Mater 11oin teams atnsnlng sto1auga. M omeers
tns'" no"su May "ooy aes.l5 ~ 20 every
aa,nE ~ 1nsn pomsr ~ aeuuel i9e men rs
S.,t ~ l5pse s;a ~ @ Gi1tuassaas M9n1a sami
nus ,ae etnEon,ol. u ~ " IT. snape
~ :1 10y ~ 1a ~ "neu t D9A ~ tnst
or ~ - ta a.ae ' +hn4 taau shi 1esL
ai,o sa, ~ epg tea ,nns "..nn .ts nafioW
I'm 'n 49, s1aa ELY y thst sstSy ned navs 70 eat
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SUPPORT raR WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

t,,. n,...n hand Of tho father, rsschiug
$40 mona me grave and still nOurshing his ohsprng
Snd ksspng toEe ther me family. BY IT, The slthW
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Menical.
How to Keep In Good Health
AND
WHAT is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

VNHE primary cause OF every disease that desh Is
l. heir TO IL impurity OF the blood. The blood be-
comes impure rom many causes. Impure AR or
change Os weather, unwholesome food and exposure
among the principal causes OF impunty Of the
blood. The symptoms are giddiness, headache, con-
fus sd toughts, eyes dull Bnd heavy, drowAinees con-
stipaton OF the bowels bad taste in the mouth, foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains in the back and legs
of appetite, seepless nights, eohc, eramp, pain
and ghtness Of the chest, heartburn gout and Theu
matism, puSing and pureng, ehllls and feyers more
Or less accompanying these and long train Of trOub
esome and dangerous affections. all OF which may be
prevented ana cured by taking a few doses Of Dr.
SrRICkLANDs VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They will purify the blood and put
the stomach, bowels and liver healthy condition
They particularly suitable for chronic and nervous
discusses Every .amlly and every soldier should
keep supply of these Pills. many diseases OBJ
Waited by cir use. They mild and safe medi
cine and be taken at any time without danger OF
taking cold.
Sold by all druggists, sent TO any part receipt
OF twenty ive cents and stamped envelope address
ed DR. SfRIOKLAND. east Fourth street, 0noinnA
II, ohio.
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Svo,,A .hsss shildrea kAVe comfortable home Ahu
y nnssns ~ edueauonq Would this vile be indePen-
dsnt OF The oold charities Of tho worldi Wouia tns
ared and feeble parent be provided Tort nouiu niy
ss,as nav m debtsi Would there bs no Aaerlnoe "
SyonsIty by Ioresd sales administrator 70 mee.
he edenAndS sfcredtors- made when tne
saadS downWard and lAlT prices cannot be rsal4eei
9o,- 6e,v aan ansWer these question to ther saslAc
toni They fear ask them and cherish tns Vem1' aI
thai they nave q long lease on lie, ins " o''A W.
tsh and eoWardlg. The brave mar
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or aAsrpsAD. ooasEorroUq
EySRT MAN SHOULD ISsUEE HIS LIFE

FTNaR lHsaa srAats pohsisa FOR LiF1, for = term
on years. Endowment policies and ehildien's En-
doWment, Also, Non Foreinng Policies, on which no
payment 10 required amer ten years. -
five thousand dollars paid on two losses IN THIS cy
within the last six months. ,
Among all the contrivances OF men 10 Protee' me
taiiy circle from want, can oe found more SIM.
Die m ~ character noble its featurss OF certain 70
ite results than Life Insurance, 10 s the prop "mch
ths dying husband caves 20
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COUGH NO MORE.
Try srRIoKLAND's MELLIELUoUs COUGH
BAISAM.

ThlsIs the best aud cheapest remedy fog Coughs,
Colds, HoarHeness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, ahd
Consumption Everybody who has tried this excel
lent BalHatn enthusiastically recommend II. MIRA.
MITCHELL Barr street. Cincinnati, says she has been
fearful sufferer with cough for many years, 30 bad ns
not to be able walk up stairs she took bottle
of this BAlsam, and has been better since, and
advises all VINO nave Coughs, Oolds and Asthma 70
try this valuable Cough BalBam. Fifty cents per bot
tie. Sold by all druggists, and manufactured at Me- Q
east Fourth street, Cincinnati.
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PRoPHcPs HIS AGED PARENTS

..n ,hsr. he has preceded them into eternity ~ N
~" honest debtor satisfies his % orSS
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